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Trancript of Day 4
Trancript of Day 4
SUMMARY KEYWORDS
boundary, china, binaries, india, countries, people, differences, economic, resolved, geopolitics, border,
forum, nuclear suppliers group, defined, delhi, society, sweden, issue, world, book
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And then take over. And then it will be left open to me for whatever y'all want to ask. Is it not possible
for me to separate the process and myself from what the contents of the book and what it represents?
It's a part of what I am different of mine. Exploration, my vision, and I would say my vocation Business
Journalism and what drives me in general. You don't have to be a journalist, by definition, you can be
Elijah, whether you're an economic philosophy or whatever. So and what drew me both as our vision
and mission was, so they defined the story. Every story under the sun has been for nothing. It's how
you handle it. How do you perceive it? What perspective we have put it into, how will you tell them? So
when I went to China, China has been done to that. Well, now in India by Indian writers and doctors,
there's no magic wand that hundreds if not 1000s. But still everything is trends on the English language
or German or artistic. But I said there must be a way that I can redefine the telling of stories from China
or in India, and also for the Chinese reader who wants to know how an Indian says them or tell the
truth. And whenever they are telling a story, beginning with our epics in terms of good and evil, it is
always through binaries that large sections of the people in India and China and elsewhere in the world
to form ideas and develop an understanding of other countries and it is no different in the case of India
and China and the binary that's what they get conditioned is no right and wrong or that bad. Leave out
in the court less a believer. And then of course there are binary. We are a democracy they are a
dictatorship. They are a free country, they are controlled country. They are open market economy they
are controlled. Beyond all this territory of society, politics, culture, civilizations, values and ethos that
remains to be explored and told about you cannot go and I think it all comes together day one right after
you write that up. Okay company geography something is geopolitics something is culture, something
of society, and continuous. As I say that's the florists or companies about economics something is
about politics, but Renu it it is not a category that you actually write this. So, my writing in this book, the
content of this book, is broad brushstrokes of knowledge. And briefly, I can say that there are thought
takes on all the big issues and subjects all the big boys on between India and China, between India and
China, not only as neighbors for creating gangs China in other forums like next I'm joined by
cooperation organizations, the United Nations and other multilateral multilateral forum, the sides, the
various contests between the two countries in the world such as the Nuclear Suppliers Group and so
on. So you have thought, what brings these two countries together? And what are the issues that keep
them apart? No, there is no meeting point. And broadly in Mike, my book focuses more on the common
interests. Rather than the differences, because broadly, I would divide the relationship with any
constraint, specifically with neighbors and China into two categories. One is other differences more
than common and this I think, can be a defining point and men can overcome all the binaries. On the