Modi meets XI Jinping, fails to reduce tensions

New Delhi, July 7: Two Global leaders have met today. The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has meet Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of G-20 Summit held in Germany. Both the leaders have praised each other and the countries role in developing their countries and invited each other for coming BRICS meeting.

The meeting assumes significance because there is a war like situation between the Countries. However experts feel that PM Modi didn't utilize the informal meet to convey India's feelings and would try to reduce the escalating tensions in the Indo-China Border.

Currently, China has been pressurizing India to withdraw country's military troops in Sikkim border so that it would have a free access to build a road in neighboring land in Bhutan. However, India has reiterated its stand by saying that the country stands to protect the Bhutan Border according to an agreement signed in 1960.

Experts feel that Indias Growing presence in the world and its new diplomatic friends are making China envious so it is provoking and is making steps to conduct a war. India is also moving strategically by helping Vietnam by supplying the missiles such as Brahmos so that the South China issue tussle comes forward so that country would feel the heat.

Earlier Defense Minister Arun Jaitley has said that "India is not the same as 1962 and it has changed" and the country has replied in a similar fashion that "we too have become more advanced".

Finally Let's hope that India puts brakes to Dragons aggressive nature by blocking country's most ambitious projects such as CPEC, Silk Road and One Belt One Road so that the country's future economic development plans would be halted.