Social Cause
(Regd. Society No.614/2003)
&
Martyrs' Memorial Research Institute (MMRI)
Cordially invite you and your friends to a Talk on
CHINA'S TERRITORIAL BULLYING:
HOW SHOULD INDIA RESPOND?*
by
Dr. Chandan Mitra**
Editor-in-Chief, The Pioneer, New Delhi; BJP MP (Rajya Sabha)
Sri K. Padmanabhaiah***, IAS (retd.)
Former Union Home Secretary; Padmabhushan Awardee
will preside.
Date & Time:
24th August, 2013 (Saturday) at 5.30 p.m.
Venue:
Conference Hall, Principal's Office Building,
University College of Science, near Arts College bus-stop, Osmania University Campus, Hyderabad
All are welcome. Please join us for tea at 5.00 p.m.
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* An aggressive China is repeatedly intruding into Indian territories and its troops are setting up camps in areas that extend beyond the "line of actual control" (LAC) that China itself unilaterally drew when it defeated India in the 1962 Chinese-initiated border war. Chinese army has been active in the mountainous borderlands with India, trying to alter the LAC bit by bit. China is seeking to exploit India's political disarray to alter the reality on the ground. Japan, Vietnam, and the Philippines have also got tensions with China thanks to China's increasing territorial ambitions. In these circumstances, an expert analysis on the border dispute, geographical aggression by China and the security dynamics in India-China relations would help in raising awareness about the imperatives of safeguarding national security.
** Dr. Chandan Mitra is the Editor-in-Chief and Managing Director of the Pioneer newspaper in New Delhi. He had previously worked in The Statesman, The Times of India, The Sunday Observor & Hindustan Times. He was nominated as a member of the Rajya Sabha during August 2003 to August 2009. He was elected to another term in the Rajya Sabha, as a BJP MP from Madhya Pradesh, in June 2010.He can be followed on twitter at https://twitter.com/DrChandanMitra
* Sri K Padmanabhaiah was awarded Padma Bhushan by the President of India in 2008 for outstanding contributions to the Nation in the field of Civil service. As Union Home Secretary he played an extremely crucial role in reviving the political process in Jammu & Kashmir State during 1994-1997, and in holding the very first elections in the insurgency ridden State after a gap of nine years. His work received nation-wide recognition, and he was honored with the Shiromani Award for National Development and Integration (1996) and the Priyadarshini Award for outstanding Public Service (1996). After retirement in 1997 he was appointed the GoI Representative for Naga Peace talks. With his patience & perseverance, he successfully persuaded the Naga rebel leadership who had been based abroad for decades, to come back to India, move away from their rigid stand of sovereignty, and continue the ceasefire which ultimately led to peace in Nagaland and Naga-inhabited areas of the North East during the last over twelve years. His performance as Municipal Commissioner, Greater Bombay (1990-91) received wide acclaim from the press and the public, and he was feted with the prestigious Giants International's Award for excellence in Civic Administration (1991).
Dr. Somaraju Suseela
President, Social Cause
Prof. D. Manohar Rao
President, MMRI
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