boycott China

We as an Indian need to support and promote our own industries and businesses to change the socio economic scenario and create global footprints.

This Corona Pandemic has given us a golden opportunity to make our space. If we don't do it now we might as well write our future as being subservient to the Chinese.

Government-backed Make in India, Software Technology Park Scheme, Electronics Development Fund Policy, Atal Tinkering Mission and many more such plausible initiatives are already in place. But is it still enough? Is this emotional patriotic impulse enough to sustain?

The purpose behind the Chinese orchestration of the standoff in Ladakh was in all likelihood to coerce India into exercising restraint in relation to its development of infrastructure near the LAC and to safeguard the China Pakistan Economic Corridor from any prospective Indian threat.

we as citizens forget our share of responsibility--an equally significant part of the emblematic agreement between the government and the people.

Cyber ​​experts believe that banning apps is just the beginning and that an outraged China could try to harm Indian cyberspace in return.

The decision of banning 59 Chinese apps is a targeted move to ensure safety and sovereignty of Indian cyberspace.

China is an authoritarian, despicable, evil nation - and it must be treated as such.

सवाल ये है कि हम चाइनीज सामान लेना बंद कर सकते हैं पर ये चाइनीज मानसिकता वाले होनहारों से कैसे निपटा जाये जिनका लक्ष्य सिर्फ भारत और भारतीयता को कोसना ही है।

It's hard but not impossible. This article answers all the doubts and questions that arise in the campaign to boycott Chinese products and presents the right steps to make the campaign a success in various ways.