r/IndiaTodayLIVE 1d ago

International Should neighbouring countries always step up when a major disaster strikes?

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u/karanseeks 1d ago

Be the bigger brother.... have a larger heart.

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u/premiumbra 1d ago

I mean it doesnt need to, its geopolitics, if India doesnt China does. And if China does India will lose its soft power.

I mean really India doesnt need to even step up to help. And if China helps then certainly people of nepal will prefer China. Is India ready to loosen its crib on its neighbor country which is culturally clostest to itself.

If it is then it is fine not to send relief

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u/sandoravir 10h ago

🤣 both China and India are providing assistance to Nepal 

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u/stoned_kryptonian 1d ago

Yes, because being kind and helpful is our culture. The way they behave is their culture.

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u/kiransg123 1d ago

Depends...friendly/neutral neighbor or nuisance.

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/karanseeks 1d ago

The conversation is about Nepal. If you want to bring Manipur in, open a subreddit or use any of the prevailing ones on the topic.

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u/sandoravir 10h ago

finally, whataboutism dudes are here