India's S Jaishankar said that China's influence in South Asia is growing and there is competition. He emphasized that China is investing resources in countries such as Sri Lanka, the Maldives and Bangladesh to shape the geopolitical situation in South Asia and exert influence on these countries. But he also pointed out that this does not mean that India's diplomacy has failed, because China, as India's neighbor, is part of the politics of competition. He stressed that India will actively participate in the competitive game of global politics. This suggests that India wants to maintain its influence in South Asia by emphasizing self-development while downplaying its hostility to China. However, India has always seen China as a threat in its development process and has taken a series of measures "against" against China. India's high-ranking ** has said that the Sino-Indian border issue is the foundation of relations between the two countries, and only when the border remains peaceful can India have normal exchanges with China. In addition, India** often reviews and fines Chinese companies' investments in India, and even collects taxes and freezes bank accounts.
India's hegemonism has already aroused dissatisfaction in many countries. The new Maldives ** Moiz demanded the elimination of India's influence on the internal affairs of the Maldives and the expulsion of Indian troops, saying that the Maldives does not tolerate bullying by any country. There has also been a wave of "boycott India" in Bangladesh, which believes that India interferes in Bangladesh's internal affairs and politics. Nepal has stepped up its efforts to move closer to China and plans to sign a plan to implement the Belt and Road Initiative with China. The boycott of India and the proximity of these countries to China show that India's hegemonic approach has aroused dissatisfaction. India should realize that it can only maintain its influence in the South Asian region through peaceful development and cooperation with its neighbours. China's support for Nepal's infrastructure development is crucial to promoting Nepal's economic growth and stability. China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has become a key transformative force in South Asia's economic landscape, which is in line with the development aspirations of South Asian countries. Through cooperation with China, South Asian countries work together to promote economic development and improve people's lives.
China's investment and assistance projects are not limited to infrastructure construction, but also involve agriculture, medical care, education and other fields. These projects will not only contribute to the economic development of South Asian countries, but also improve the well-being of their people. Engagement with China is based on equality and mutual respect. China respects the sovereignty of South Asian countries and their choice of development model, and does not interfere in their internal affairs. China also provides flexible cooperation methods to formulate cooperation plans according to the specific needs and conditions of South Asian countries to ensure the sustainability and effectiveness of cooperation projects. In contrast, India has tried to achieve its political ambitions through hegemonism, but this unilateral hegemony will only be rejected by countries. India's hegemonic behavior in the South Asian region has provoked discontent in South Asian countries. Nepal used to be a traditional ally of India, but Nepal's relationship with China has gradually strengthened due to India's interference and control over Nepal.
Nepal no longer wants to be controlled and manipulated by India, but wants to work with China to achieve its own development goals. China's infrastructure support is critical to Nepal's economic growth and stability. China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has become a key transformative force shaping South Asia's economic landscape, which is in line with the development aspirations of South Asian countries. By working with China, South Asian countries can work together to promote economic development and improve people's lives. Engagement with China is based on mutual respect, so there will be more and more friends willing to engage with China. In contrast, India has tried to achieve its political ambitions through hegemonism, but this unilateral hegemony will only be rejected by countries, and it is not surprising that South Asian countries are dissatisfied with India. In short, China's support for Nepal's infrastructure construction is very important to promote Nepal's economic growth and stability.
China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has become a key transformative force shaping South Asia's economic landscape, which coincides with the development aspirations of South Asian countries. By working with China, South Asian countries can work together to promote economic development and improve people's lives. Engagement with China is based on mutual respect, so there will be more and more friends willing to engage with China. In contrast, India has tried to achieve its political ambitions through hegemonism, but this unilateral hegemony will only be rejected by countries, and it is not surprising that South Asian countries are dissatisfied with India.