China India Dialogue

1810 results, between April 15, 2016 and April 29, 2025

China’s Key Transport Infrastructure Projects Abroad

by Sun Huifeng August 12, 2016

SECOND PENANG BRIDGE, MALAYSIA With a total length of 24 kilometres, the Second Penang Bridge in Malaysia is the longest in Southeast Asia. Another landmark connectivity project under the cooperati...

What India Can Learn from China’s High- Speed Rail

by Houguang Xu August 12, 2016

China tops the world in the length of high-speed railways and accounts for 60 percent of the global total.

“Electric Engine” of China’s Economy

by Qi Zhenqi August 12, 2016

The power industry has provided dynamic support for the nation's rapid economic development.

India Aims for a Boom Rooted in Infrastructure

by Rakesh Khar August 12, 2016

If the goods and services tax is passed by parliament and implemented, it will ease inter-state movement of goods across india.

Child Labour:Blanket Ban or Nuanced Regulation?

by Manisha Shastri August 9, 2016

A complete ban on child labour can not address the root causes of why children work.

Road to a Great Power in Transportation: China’s Traffic Infrastructure Leaps Forward

by Zhao Xinhui August 2, 2016

From 'Introducing Technology' and 'Made in China' to 'Designed in China', China's transport industry has turned from a 'Straggler' to a 'Forerunner' in the world.

India’s Development Agenda and China

by M. K. Bhadrakumar August 2, 2016

China’s experience and development trajectory attract the Indians. We Indians would like to cherry pick from China’s experience.

Budget 2016-17 Infrastructure for Rural India

by Dr Rajendra Dayal August 2, 2016

The Union Budget for 2016-17 presented by the Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley, has rural India as its principal theme. Prime Minster Narendra Modi describes it as a pro-village, pro-poor and pro-far...

Sino-Indian Infrastructure Cooperation：Opportunities & Challenges

by Wang Shuya July 29, 2016

Correcting the mismatch of national resources by increasing Chinese investment to India, especially in the field of Infrastructure, may bring about a macroeconomic “Pareto improvement,” giving rise to a win-win situation between China and India.

India Wants to Learn from the Rise of China

by Wang Shuya July 28, 2016

The “super tonnage” rise experienced by the more than 2.5 billion people in China and India is unprecedented in human history. Promoting the rise of India will also benefit China in its more sustainable development.

1810 results, between April 15, 2016 and April 29, 2025

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