Mincing no words, the Indian high commission to Sri Lanka on Saturday gave an earful to Chinese envoy to Sri Lanka Qi Zhenhong, pointing to his recent remarks as "violation of basic diplomatic etiquette" which "may be a personal trait or reflecting a larger national attitude". The Chinese ambassador had written in 'Sri Lankan Guardian' and said that Sri Lanka "overcome aggression from its northern neighbour 17 times" in an apparent taunt to New Delhi.

The Indian high commission in a series of tweets stated that it had noted the remarks. The high commission further added that Zhenhong's view of "Sri Lanka's northern neighbour may be coloured by how his own country behaves,"

China, which is the northern neighbour of India has taken a series of aggressive actions at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh, including the infamous Galwan incident. In the 2020 Galwan incident, India lost 20 of its soldiers while China also lost four of its soldiers but the figure remains doubtful given Beijing's track record on transparency.

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The Chinese envoy had written the article on "One-China Principle to Yuan Wang 5”, calling on countries to abide by the principle and how the spy vessel that recently docked in Hambantota port was for "scientific research".&nbsp;

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India and the US had pointed out security concerns to Colombo over the visit of the spy vessel. The vessel was still allowed to dock by Sri Lanka, despite several flip-flops that included withdrawing permission at one time, only to grant it back later.&nbsp;

Interestingly, remarks of the Indian mission highlighted that "opaqueness and debt-driven agendas are now a major challenge, especially for smaller nations. Recent developments are a caution."&nbsp;

China-led "debt trap" is something that has been a worry in the region and the world, and countries from Central Asia to South Asia have suffered from it. The "debt trap" is mega infrastructure projects that have been built by Chinese loans but lead to enormous debt which has impacted the economies of many countries.

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The current economic turmoil in Sri Lanka has also been attributed to Chinese actions. In 2017, Sri Lanka signed a deal on the Hambantota port, under which a Chinese state-run company, a 99-year lease of the area raising concerns. The statement said, " Sri Lanka needs support, not unwanted pressure or unnecessary controversies to serve another country’s agenda."

While Chinese envoys globally have been indulging in undiplomatic behaviour, also known as "wolf warrior diplomacy", this is the first time in the region at a Chinese ambassador has publicly indulged in such uncouth behaviour against India.

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Mincing no words, the Indian high commission to Sri Lanka on Saturday gave an earful to Chinese envoy to Sri Lanka Qi Zhenhong, pointing to his recent remarks as "violation of basic diplomatic etiquette" which "may be a personal trait or reflecting a larger national attitude".

Mincing no words, the Indian high commission to Sri Lanka on Saturday gave an earful to Chinese envoy to Sri Lanka Qi Zhenhong, pointing to his recent remarks as "violation of basic diplomatic etiquette" which "may be a personal trait or reflecting a larger national attitude". The Chinese ambassador had written in 'Sri Lankan Guardian' and said that Sri Lanka "overcome aggression from its northern neighbour 17 times" in an apparent taunt to New Delhi. The Indian high commission in a series of tweets stated that it had noted the remarks. The high commission further added that Zhenhong's view of "Sri Lanka's northern neighbour may be coloured by how his own country behaves," China, which is the northern neighbour of India has taken a series of aggressive actions at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh, including the infamous Galwan incident. In the 2020 Galwan incident, India lost 20 of its soldiers while China also lost four of its soldiers but the figure remains doubtful given Beijing's track record on transparency. Read more: Argentina shows interest in India's Tejas fighter aircraft; wants to trade in local currencies too The Chinese envoy had written the article on "One-China Principle to Yuan Wang 5”, calling on countries to abide by the principle and how the spy vessel that recently docked in Hambantota port was for "scientific research". ➡️We have noted the remarks of the Chinese Ambassador. His violation of basic diplomatic etiquette may be a personal trait or reflecting a larger national attitude.(1/3) — India in Sri Lanka (@IndiainSL) August 27, 2022 × India and the US had pointed out security concerns to Colombo over the visit of the spy vessel. The vessel was still allowed to dock by Sri Lanka, despite several flip-flops that included withdrawing permission at one time, only to grant it back later. Interestingly, remarks of the Indian mission highlighted that "opaqueness and debt-driven agendas are now a major challenge, especially for smaller nations. Recent developments are a caution." China-led "debt trap" is something that has been a worry in the region and the world, and countries from Central Asia to South Asia have suffered from it. The "debt trap" is mega infrastructure projects that have been built by Chinese loans but lead to enormous debt which has impacted the economies of many countries. Read more: Outgoing Vietnam envoy Pham Sanh Chau emphasises on strong defense ties with India The current economic turmoil in Sri Lanka has also been attributed to Chinese actions. In 2017, Sri Lanka signed a deal on the Hambantota port, under which a Chinese state-run company, a 99-year lease of the area raising concerns. The statement said, " Sri Lanka needs support, not unwanted pressure or unnecessary controversies to serve another country’s agenda." While Chinese envoys globally have been indulging in undiplomatic behaviour, also known as "wolf warrior diplomacy", this is the first time in the region at a Chinese ambassador has publicly indulged in such uncouth behaviour against India. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

'Reflective of larger national attitude', Indian mission gives an earful to Chinese envoy to Colombo

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 92nd edition of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat'. PM Modi recalled India’s 75th Independence Day activities and addressed the nation as a 'country with large diversity'.

Indian PM Narendra Modi addresses 92nd edition of Mann Ki Baat

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India is committed to net zero emissions by 2070 but many world leaders feel that this is not in tune with the urgency that is needed to compound the climate crisis.

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'Govt in Berlin has a clear focus on India,' says German Ambassador Ackermann

The United States has upped its bid now. The country is now aiming to cap Russian oil prices and is held talks with India over its proposal as well. Seeking global support to cut Russian revenue, U.S Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo after meeting Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday said that he held constructive talks with his Indian counterparts about the price cap proposal.

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The outgoing&nbsp;Ambassador of Vietnam, Pham Sanh Chau, has said that defence now is "one of the most important pillars" of ties with India which "reflects a very high level of mutual strategic trust". The comments come even as defense engagement has seen many fold increase, including high level exchanges.&nbsp;

Remember earlier this year, during the visit of Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, India handed over 12 high speed guard boats to the country. The boats were constructed under the Indian Government's $100 million defense line of credit to Vietnam. The initial five boats were built in the Larsen &amp; Toubro (L&amp;T) shipyard in India and the other seven in Hong Ha shipyard.

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Speaking exclusively to WION in one of his last interviews, Ambassador Pham said, "We see engagement in defense cooperation especially in Defense production.&nbsp;We are going into the final stage of the 500 million credit line for equipment in defense. Relationship ranges from training to equipment purchase, to equipment production, to geopolitics, to sharing information."&nbsp;

During Defence Minister's visit, both sides had inked ‘Joint Vision Statement on India-Vietnam Defence Partnership towards 2030’ to enhance defence cooperation. Development comes, even as neighboring Philippines has agreed to buy Brahmos missile from India and interest has been seen from other ASEAN member countries as well.&nbsp;

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Asked about the state of the relationship, the ambassador explained, "In the past 4 years, bilateral relations between India and Vietnam have reached a new height in all the areas. We have very frequencies of high-ranking delegations' exchange. We have very good economic relations, with trade reaching 15 billion USD, and a number of big investments in both countries in 2 ways."

Even as political ties have seen firming up, to increase people to people relation&nbsp;17 direct flights today run between 6 cities of India and 4 cities of Vietnam. Asked about his memories of India, the Ambassador said, "the fondest memory for me it's the people itself. India is very generous, Indians treat guest as God, I see this is true. Wherever I travel, I get warm hospitality. Therefore, In India I like travelling. I tried to cover all the states. "

On India's role in the world, the ambassador highlighted that, "India role is growing tremendously high in the world, and everyone wants to come to make case. India is not only growing int terms of economic weight, but political weight, and importantly cultural weight." In response to a question on Russia-Ukraine conflict and its impact, he said, "there is hike in price of food and energy. We are living in a world with a lot of turbulence, so we are trying to do our part. India is doing its part, to make sure this world is less hit by all these conflicts. Vietnam and India stand for peace"

The outgoing Ambassador of Vietnam, Pham Sanh Chau, has said that defence now is "one of the most important pillars" of ties with India which "reflects a very high level of mutual strategic trust".

The outgoing Ambassador of Vietnam, Pham Sanh Chau, has said that defence now is "one of the most important pillars" of ties with India which "reflects a very high level of mutual strategic trust". The comments come even as defense engagement has seen many fold increase, including high level exchanges. Remember earlier this year, during the visit of Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, India handed over 12 high speed guard boats to the country. The boats were constructed under the Indian Government's $100 million defense line of credit to Vietnam. The initial five boats were built in the Larsen & Toubro (L&T) shipyard in India and the other seven in Hong Ha shipyard. Also read | In pics - Floods in Pakistan claim 982 lives, army called in to help in rescue operations Speaking exclusively to WION in one of his last interviews, Ambassador Pham said, "We see engagement in defense cooperation especially in Defense production. We are going into the final stage of the 500 million credit line for equipment in defense. Relationship ranges from training to equipment purchase, to equipment production, to geopolitics, to sharing information." During Defence Minister's visit, both sides had inked ‘Joint Vision Statement on India-Vietnam Defence Partnership towards 2030’ to enhance defence cooperation. Development comes, even as neighboring Philippines has agreed to buy Brahmos missile from India and interest has been seen from other ASEAN member countries as well. Also read | Belarusian warplanes ready to carry nuclear arms, says Putin's ally Lukashenko Asked about the state of the relationship, the ambassador explained, "In the past 4 years, bilateral relations between India and Vietnam have reached a new height in all the areas. We have very frequencies of high-ranking delegations' exchange. We have very good economic relations, with trade reaching 15 billion USD, and a number of big investments in both countries in 2 ways." Even as political ties have seen firming up, to increase people to people relation 17 direct flights today run between 6 cities of India and 4 cities of Vietnam. Asked about his memories of India, the Ambassador said, "the fondest memory for me it's the people itself. India is very generous, Indians treat guest as God, I see this is true. Wherever I travel, I get warm hospitality. Therefore, In India I like travelling. I tried to cover all the states. " On India's role in the world, the ambassador highlighted that, "India role is growing tremendously high in the world, and everyone wants to come to make case. India is not only growing int terms of economic weight, but political weight, and importantly cultural weight." In response to a question on Russia-Ukraine conflict and its impact, he said, "there is hike in price of food and energy. We are living in a world with a lot of turbulence, so we are trying to do our part. India is doing its part, to make sure this world is less hit by all these conflicts. Vietnam and India stand for peace"

Outgoing Vietnam envoy Pham Sanh Chau emphasises on strong defense ties with India

After thirty-two long years, cinema is returning to Kashmir valley. The first multiplex is opening in Srinagar City to provide entertainment to the youth of Kashmir. Cinema halls in the valley were closed in the early 90s after terrorism found its roots in the region.

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India held three Air Force officers responsible for accidentally firing a BrahMos missile into Pakistan in March. Pakistan has called the findings 'inadequate' and is demanding a joint probe. Palki Sharma tells you more.

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Air travel is fast recovering from the hit that it took during the covid-19 pandemic and nearly about four thousand flights took off every single hour. India alone has seen a tremendous growth in its aviation sector.

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We are entering a new era, an era of 5G, which started with a spectrum auction. Recently India's biggest spectrum auction summed up on August 1, in which Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio made the highest bid.

We are entering a new era, an era of 5G, which started with a spectrum auction. Recently India's biggest spectrum auction summed up on August 1, in which Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio made the highest bid. A record sale of 5G telecom spectrum worth more than US$ 20 billion (Rs 1.5 lakh crore) took place in this seven-day auction. But as excited as we are, have we ever thought about its advantages and disadvantages? Let's take a look What is 5G? 5G is the fifth generation technology that will work on fast mobile broadband networks. These networks will deliver speeds of 20 Gb per second. This fifth generation of cellular networks brings new capabilities that will create opportunities for people, businesses and society. Blessing - 1. 5G users will be able to download a 3-hour HD movie in less than 1 second, whereas in 4G it takes about 7-10 minutes for this task. These networks will deliver data in less than 1 millisecond, whereas 4G networks currently take about 70 milliseconds. 2. Experts believe that 5G technology will open the way to becoming a fully connected society. This will expand services ranging from Machine-to-Machine Communications (M2M), Internet of Things (IoT), Connected Smart Cities, Automated Cars, and Remote Control Surgery to Virtual Reality. 3. With 5G, people can connect their homes to wireless networks by equipping their homes with electronics, software or sensor technology. 4. Today, when education has also moved towards online, it will prove to be a boon for education as well. 5. The speed of 5G is 1000 times more than that of 4G, so the work done from the Internet will speed up. Curse 1. Researchers say that walls of houses can block 5G frequencies, which will also reduce their density over long distances, which will weaken the network. 2. 5G infrastructure development will incur high costs. 3. If you want to enjoy 5g then you have to change your 4g phone because they will be of no use to you. 4. Cyber security can also be a big curse, because now when the speed in the network is fast, the risk of hacking will also increase. The expansion in bandwidth enables criminals to steal databases with ease. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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India has replaced China as the largest nationality for sending students to the United Kingdom. As per the immigration statistics report, there is an 89% increase in student visas granted to Indians as compared to the previous year.

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Chief Justice of India-designate, Justice UU Lalit on Friday (August 26) announced the list of reforms that he is planning to introduce during his tenure. Among other reforms, Justice Lalit mentioned that he will look forward to having at least one Constitution Bench functioning throughout the year.&nbsp;

While bidding a farewell to Chief Justice NV Ramana during an event organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA), Justice Lalit said that he wants to work on the listing of cases to make it clear and transparent.&nbsp;

Apart from that, he also mentioned the need for a clear regime for mentioning urgent matters before respective benches and one Constitution Bench functioning throughout the year.&nbsp;

During his address, he said, "I have always believed that the role of the Supreme Court is to lay down law with clarity, and consistency and the best way to do it is to have larger benches as early as possible where the matter is registered to such benches so that issues get clarified immediately, the matter has consistency and people are well aware of what are contours of peculiar positions of law. We will strive hard to always have at least one Constitution Bench functioning all throughout the year."&nbsp;

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Meanwhile, the outgoing CJI NV Ramana said that end of his tenure just marks the end of his constitutional assignment but he will try to fulfil the constitutional vows till his last breath.&nbsp;

"The end of my tenure just marks the end of my constitutional assignment, however, I shall fulfil the constitutional vows till my last breath," CJI Ramana said.&nbsp;

"As a Judge, I always wanted my name to be etched on the hearts of the people through my conduct and behaviour, rather than case law and journals. I want to remain in those vibrant hearts which will give me warmth and keep me going forever. I have seen the flow of emotions in Courtroom No. 1 this morning," he added.&nbsp;

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Chief Justice of India-designate, Justice UU Lalit on Friday (August 26) announced the list of reforms that he is planning to introduce during his tenure. Among other reforms, Justice Lalit mentioned that he will look forward to having at least one Constitution Bench functioning throughout the year.

Chief Justice of India-designate, Justice UU Lalit on Friday (August 26) announced the list of reforms that he is planning to introduce during his tenure. Among other reforms, Justice Lalit mentioned that he will look forward to having at least one Constitution Bench functioning throughout the year. While bidding a farewell to Chief Justice NV Ramana during an event organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA), Justice Lalit said that he wants to work on the listing of cases to make it clear and transparent. Apart from that, he also mentioned the need for a clear regime for mentioning urgent matters before respective benches and one Constitution Bench functioning throughout the year. During his address, he said, "I have always believed that the role of the Supreme Court is to lay down law with clarity, and consistency and the best way to do it is to have larger benches as early as possible where the matter is registered to such benches so that issues get clarified immediately, the matter has consistency and people are well aware of what are contours of peculiar positions of law. We will strive hard to always have at least one Constitution Bench functioning all throughout the year." ALSO READ | German government's focus is on India, improving ties: New envoy Dr Philipp Ackermann 3) Listing of matters before the Constitution Benches and matters which are specially referred to Benches of three judges...We will strive hard to say that yes we will always have at least one Constitution Bench functioning all throughout the year: CJI designate Justice UU Lalit pic.twitter.com/qE4RuP06xN — ANI (@ANI) August 26, 2022 × Meanwhile, the outgoing CJI NV Ramana said that end of his tenure just marks the end of his constitutional assignment but he will try to fulfil the constitutional vows till his last breath. "The end of my tenure just marks the end of my constitutional assignment, however, I shall fulfil the constitutional vows till my last breath," CJI Ramana said. "As a Judge, I always wanted my name to be etched on the hearts of the people through my conduct and behaviour, rather than case law and journals. I want to remain in those vibrant hearts which will give me warmth and keep me going forever. I have seen the flow of emotions in Courtroom No. 1 this morning," he added. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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