How China Sees India and the World

Mr. Saran had been in one of the top most positions regarding formulation of Indian Foreign Policy. This book is absolute ''must'' for anyone who is interested in Indian Foreign Policy and relation with China.

I liked it so much so that I end up buying 2 one for myself and other to gift someone.

Good to read this book. Received in good condition

China is the source of almost all the supply chains feeding into India. India shares a contested border with china. It is important for all thinking Indians to understand "where the Chinese are coming from" - to use an Americanism. It is important to understand their narrative, in order to counter it. It is when we understand what drives their world view that we can figure out their likely future behaviour and what we should do. This the author does, with great clarity, in the concluding chapters of the book. This book must inform discussions, amongst all those who are stakeholders in national security, trade and technology.

Except for falsely blaming that bjp govt is stoking communal tensions in india instead of radical foreign religious elements ,good book!

Very well written and covers all aspects of India -China relations. Gives a very detailed history of China as well

A battle of talikota in which Deccan Sultanate defeated Vijayanagar Empire is wrongly mention ed ,it should be 1565 CE instead of 1526 CE as mentioned in this book.

Good book but misleading title. The book covers the history of China and its empires and very little on Chinese geopolitics or modern Chinese diplomacy and view of the world.