• ISBN13: 9788126922109
• Binding: Hardcover
• Subject: Politics and Current Affairs
• Publisher: Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd
• Publisher Imprint: Atlantic
• Publication Date: July 22, 2018
• Pages: 636
• Original Price: INR 1790.0
• Language: English
• Edition: N/A
• Item Weight: 1000 grams

The book focuses on the question of how India will defend her territory and freedom against the Imperial China. It questions the relevance of Non-Alignment after 1962, and points to the policy change in Beijing since the 1949 Communist revolution. The 1962 India-China war left bitter memories for Indians. The book suggests certain unconventional means and changes of policies to be accepted by India to fight the next India-China war, if such a war unfortunately breaks out again. It was the thorough unpreparedness of India that had led to the unprovoked Chinese attack on India in 1962. Firstly, the book puts forward the idea of Indo-US military alliance, and secondly, a military alliance between the non-Communist Asian society comprising India, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia and Australia. Communist ideology, though a shrinking political institution, will revive with fury when China replaces the United States of America as the world’s most powerful military power. How will India face that occasion? It traverses through suggestions which often look unconventional, radical and chauvinistic but inevitable and gallant. The book analyses the India-China relationship in particular as well as the rise, decline and the possible revival of Communist imperialism in Asia, Africa and Latin America.

N. Haridas has been a lawyer and a judge. A lawyer by profession, he is also a political commentator who has authored the books Rao and Nixon—Sinners Patriots (1998) and Bush Refuses to Surrender (2003). N. Haridas is deeply involved in political research and strategic studies. An alumnus of University College, and Government Law College, Trivandrum, he has been writing on political and strategic issues and his latest attempt explores the relationship between democratic India and Communist China.

• Preface

• VOLUME I

• Part I

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Big Splendour Called China
• 3. Communism’s Hour of Triumph in the East
• 4. Betraying Tibet
• Betraying India
• 5. Why India Fears War?

• Part II

• 6. Border Dispute
• The Result of Nehru Deserting Tibet
• 7. 1959
• The Tibetan Pontiff Flees to India
• 8. America Deserts Kuomintang China
• 9. Economic Freedom vs Political Freedom
• 10. Chinese Imperialism on the March

• VOLUME II

• Part III

• 11. Ford, Carter and Reagan, and China Changing Course
• 12. Red Imperialism and False Propaganda
• 13. India, Vietnam and the Koreas
• 14. Communist Imperialism and Power Plays
• 15. India
• The Weakling for China to Ride Over
• 16. Curzon’s Tibet and the Nepali Maoists

• Part IV

• 17. India’s Non-Aligned Hangovers
• 18. Rearm Japan to Face China
• 19. Democracy Fails to Defend
• 20. China’s Non-Communist Companions
• 21. Epilogue
• Appendix