d) Light-Utility US govt has been approved for 145 guns worth Rs. 2,900 crore. Helicopters (LUH) e) BrahMos c) A deal for 200-plus Kamov-228 helicopters from Russia as LUHs for the Army and the Air Force has got the go-ahead. The decision for helicopters in India was announced during the visit of Russian President Putin to India last year. d) The Indian Navy will get six additional units of BrahMos cruise missiles for six of its frontline warships. 6. A long march to a a) I.R a) India China a) The India-China – new relationship relationship today is marked by relations (Page 8) low levels of mutual trust, b) One Belt One Road filling uncertainty in each countrys approach to the other, initiative and the lack of knowledge of the other among the people of c) Asian Infrastructure either country. Investment Bank (AIIB) b) test is to introduce d) Maritime Silk Road more rationality and coherence (MSR) project into the relationship than there is today, and to convince his e) China-Pakistan Chinese interlocutors of the Economic Corridor need for the same. Partnership (CPEC) for development between India and China is a win-win f) Pakistan-occupied partnership and neither side can Kashmir (PoK) lose in such a transaction. g) Kashmir c) The business of diplomacy is business. Our trade with h) Gwadar port China has grown phenomenally in the last decade and so has our trade deficit ($44.7 billion at last count). The Chinese market has been resistant to entry by our pharmaceutical exports and
d) Light-Utility Helicopters (LUH) e) BrahMos US govt has been approved for 145 guns worth Rs. 2,900 crore. c) A deal for 200-plus Kamov-228 helicopters from Russia as LUHs for the Army and the Air Force has got the go-ahead. The decision for helicopters in India was announced during the visit of Russian President Putin to India last year. d) The Indian Navy will get six additional units of BrahMos cruise missiles for six of its frontline warships. 6. A long march to a new relationship (Page 8) a) I.R a) India – China relations b) One Belt One Road initiative c) Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) d) Maritime Silk Road (MSR) project e) China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) f) Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) g) Kashmir h) Gwadar port a) The India-China relationship today is marked by low levels of mutual trust, filling uncertainty in each countrys approach to the other, and the lack of knowledge of the other among the people of either country. b) test is to introduce more rationality and coherence into the relationship than there is today, and to convince his Chinese interlocutors of the need for the same. Partnership for development between India and China is a win-win partnership and neither side can lose in such a transaction. c) The business of diplomacy is business. Our trade with China has grown phenomenally in the last decade and so has our trade deficit ($44.7 billion at last count). The Chinese market has been resistant to entry by our pharmaceutical exports and