Harnessing the Stars: Navigating Life Transitions with Astrology
The Sino – Indian relations
One of the most contentious relations in the contemporary
world, the Indo – China or the Sino – Indian relations are something that has
shaped the course of history in a world view of time, both in the bilateral and
multifocal ways. Politically encumbering, the multiple renumbered ways of the
disposition of the war has its roots even in the political and social relations
today. The Sino – Indian relations have mostly remained on the conflict side,
but they had their moments of cordiality too. This relation started to take
shape since 1950 when India formally ended its previous relations with the
Republic of China, or upstate Taiwan and started its formal ties with the
Peoples’ Republic of China, the China we know today.
The Panch Sheel
The formation of the Panch Sheel, which was later adapted as
the Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, and further down in the 1980s
became the official regarded status of the Non - Aligned Movement, was the an
earlier signed peace agreement between India and Peoples’ Republic of china in
1954. It was a much-needed step under the Nehru government for a psychological the backing of the important guidelines to be followed for a peaceful cordiality
between China and India.
The McMahon Line of control
In 1914, the Indian colonial administrator form Britain Sir
Henry McMahon proposed the demarcation line between Tibet in China and the
state of Arunachal Pradesh in the northeastern part of India. This line, known
as the McMahon line was adopted at the Simla Convention in 1914.
In the further days and even to present China claims to
reject the McMahon line, because, at the time, Tibet was not a sovereign state
and therefore the existence of any treaties from an independent contending the state was not possible. This went on to become the cause of the Indo – China
war of 1962.
The Conflict Timeline
The Sino – Indian War of 1962
The Peoples’ Republic of China had already rejected the
McMahon Line and claimed to have never entered into this treaty in its full
consciousness.
The agitation started when China started to show some parts
of Northern Assam and the North – Eastern – Frontier Agency in the official map
of China then, through the China Pictorial, which was under the Peoples’ The Republic of China, in 1958. Then somewhere at the beginning of 1959 the then
Prime Minister of the Peoples’ Republic of China Zhou Enlai, formally claimed
to have under control almost forty thousand square miles of the Indian
territory in Ladakh, Assam, and in The North – Easter – Frontier Agency.
The heat started bubbling up further from the side of China and
Tibet, when the then Dalai Lama, the 14th Dalai Lama, escapes from Lhasa,
crosses the Chinese border, and enters the Indian Territory. India’s decision to
provide refuge to the 14th Dalai Lama was something unacceptable to China.
In late 1959, the Peoples’ Republic of China further claimed
an area of fifty thousand square miles in the regions on Sikkim and in Bhutan.
Having done that, China refused to have any acceptance of the McMahon Line or
to have signed the 1842 Peace Treaty. There was a meeting held in 1960 in New
Delhi between Nehru and Zhou Enlai to address this problem, which was met in a
deadlock. Later on, in 1961, China had refused to claim any sort of boundary
disputes and claims another twelve thousand miles in the western side of the
Indo – China border.
This resulted in the Indo – China war when China attacked
the eastern front of India, and along the western border, capturing the North –
Easter – Frontier Agency. The attack was massive, killing a thousand soldiers
at least from the east side, capture, and prisoners of war. China later on declares
the war to end on 21st November 1962, through the withdrawal of the troop
almost 20km behind the LAC, which Nehru does not take any account for. In
December 1962, China sends the Three-point ceasefire formula and India
accepts it two days later on 10th December 1962
The Siege of 1965
After China and Pakistan settle their boundary disputes
between Xinjiang and Kashmir, by giving up almost five thousand one hundred
square miles of the Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK), in 1965, China alleges
India of capturing areas beyond the Sikkim – China boundary. In late 1965,
Chinese troops march into North of Sikkim and further in the North – Easter –
Frontier Agency, which was later on solved in 1969 through India’s desire to
resolve any form of conflict with China with peace and non-interference.
The Recent Troubles
The two countries have always had loose connections when it
comes to the Line of Actual Control, the LAC. This line is a poorly demarcated
line, which still has its own reasons for making the contentions a point of
infamy, because of the numerous lakes, rivers and other natural barriers, which
pose no such hindrance for the armies and troops to cross over easily.
Nothing could come off easily after the very rookie Doklam
standoff in 2017, when armies from both the sides had started to pelt stones at
each other, engaging in a fight over the Pangong Tso Lake. China has always been
very concerned regarding the fact that India might side its inclination towards
the United States of America in response to seeking high-end defense equipment
and great technology.
There is a cartographic conflict that has surged between the
two old-time friends Nepal and India, where a border dispute in the Himalayan
region has taken place. Nepal has started the ignition of a new problem, by
claiming India to be a threat due to its nationalist tendencies. The Indian
Army Chief points out subtly that it might be the Chinese misdoing for pushing
the border. Donald Trump also came up with his theory that things might be
taken in a peaceful way between India and China, and that the US knows how to
get it done between them in a cooperative way. This crisis has not yet taken
the shape of a flare, because both Nepal and China are much hush about this
conflict. China has also intruded into the bland beyond Beijing, and heavy
weaponry has been deployed at the disputed areas. There is a searing war that
might take place, and also possibilities that things might cool down without
much tension. The tensions have alleviated die the dialogues between India and
China, and there is a brace on both sides to start a war.
The Astrological Predictions for a Cruel 2020
The Chinese astrology has penned down something called the
Year of Gengzi. The Year of Gengzi comes almost a following whooping 60 years,
and this type of year has always something in store for it, usually the natural
frontiers. Most people think that the recurrence of such events must have a
scientific timeline, or a geographical periodicity and significance, but
nothing of such sort has yet been proved. Things like the El Nino and La Nina
are highly unpredictable things, and yet they have no logical reasoning behind
them.
The Chinese astrology has predicted that the year 2020 is
one of ‘The Years of Gengzi’. Thing is that the year 2020 has seen its face of
one of the worst happenings around the world, the center stage being that for
the Corona Virus, the outspread of the COVID – 19. This disease has taken its
roots from China, in a technically advanced place called Wuhan. The place,
defamed for the gourmet of bats, became the eye for the world when this disease
transmitted through bats hit the entire world.
India is still on its surge due to this virus. With an
entire pandemic population of almost 200,000, India is struggling with its
limited equipment and manpower. They must try to outrun the entire time bomb before things can be instilled back to normal. The side tracks for all the
problems in India are even more because the people who are evidently
economically backward have become casualties in the country. They are the ones
who are hit by the virus in the worst way.
The second thing that hit India during this year was the
Locust attack in the states of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and then some
parts of Maharashtra. The locust attack of 2020 is considered to be the worst
in the 27 years and has caused immense damage to crops and agriculture.
Alongside this, India has recorded crazy heat temperatures in the Capital and
the desert.
The Indian Astrology
The virtue of two of the most populous countries being side
by side is something that has been triggering the conflicts over the past few
days and the past few decades. As said earlier there is always a chance that
there might be an outrageous war that might start off in the face of the world
between these two countries. Also, the recent deployment of armies near the LAC
and other sites of the dispute is sort of a brace for something that might fall in
the category of a war.
The thing is, China has always been in an outspoken mode
for its causes and has a dramatic approach towards things. With the recent
allegations that the things that have shot off the country in such an
emergency, the army is on a dormant state, a furlough sort of a thing. A sort
of an assumption has been made, that may be the coronavirus was a planned
attempt in weakening the state of affairs for the country to shift focus, and a
timid attempt at the boundary expansion might have been done.
The Chart for India
There are various remarks from the chart of the country
regarding the dispute.
There are chances of a collar eclipse which might happen
around the 8th house of India, and is going to involve the Sun, the Moon and
Jupiter, which is the planet of the economy. The problem is it is being caught in
between Rahu and Ketu, which might incite a lot of fears and uncertainty in the
country. The number 9 is kind of influential for the country at the present,
which also reveals sorts of some uncustomary vibrations inside the country and
this will get to the wrong side of things. Also, another number that is thought
to be lucky for the country right now is 4, which also signifies the economic,
educational, and commercial upliftment for the country.
The horoscope of the country also predicts some national
emergency after the coronavirus. Two out of three eclipses taking place in
June and July might be visible in India. Since the Chaitra Shukla Paksha falls
on a Wednesday this year, the year is governed by the ruler Mercury, and there
might be significant swiftness in actions inside this country for the year. On
the brighter side, the Moon is going to be the minister for the year, as the
Sun will be entering the house of Aries in the month of April. The point is,
when two positive planets take the horoscope in their hands as the ruler and
the minister, positive outcomes abound, only the opportunities might have to be
sought.
Consequences of the Uprooting Relations between India and China
There are many consequences that could be predicted from the
geographical and historical frontier of the countries, the astrological
predictions, and the present scenario.
• The war
might be inevitable. China is a country with a tough army and a reckonable
force, but with the power of the present Indian scenario, and the astrological
predictions, India might have the better side of the war. The astrology
predicts that India is kind of better prepared. Yet nothing can be predicted
for a 100% surety.
• India and
the US become allies. This is in light to the sour relations between the US and
China in the present world scenario and the US might side with India for the
current situations.
• India
becomes economically more tied to the US than China. All the technology which
China might have been giving India might be something that India starts
borrowing from the US.
