"In 2016, India risked a conflict with Pakistan and crossed the border to attack a militant camp in PoK, at one point causing great anxiety both Wholesale industry air pump at home and abroad," he said and criticised Indias policy towards Pakistan saying the confrontation will consume Indias energy and diplomatic resources and create new problems for India in South Asia."India s huge market potential will bring about opportunities for the successful transformation of China s economy, especially for Chinese enterprises going global," he said.Rong, also a senior research fellow at the CIIS, said India and China should stick to the strategic consensus of mutual support for each others development..He said from the Gujral Doctrine to the peaceful diplomacy between India and Pakistan proposed by former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, all previous Indian governments have regarded the South Asian region as their diplomatic priority."In order to exert pressure on Pakistan, the Modi government was not averse to crossing the border to attack the base of the anti-Indian organisation in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir," he said."We must implement the strategic consensus of the two leaders," he said, adding that China is not a "hurdle" for India s development but a major opportunity for India."After his election, Modi invited leaders of all neighbouring countries in South Asia for his swearing-in, chose to visit Bhutan, the smallest country in the region, highlighting his policy of giving priority to the development of relations with neighbouring countries," Rong said."The Dong Lang (Dokalam) incident taking place at the Sikkim section of the China-India borders has not only highlighted the border issue, but also for a time seemed to imperil the overall relationship between the two countries," he said.Beijing: Indias foreign policy has become vibrant and assertive under the Modi government with its risk-taking ability also on the rise, according to a top official of a prominent state-run Chinese think-tank. The biggest obstacle to India s development is India itself," he said.While continuing to provide massive assistance to neighbours, the Modi government paid more attention to its control over them, he said alleging that India imposed an economic blockade on Nepal on the constitutional issues relating to Madhesis.On the future formula for ties, he said as major countries on the rise, India and China are both partners and competitors.On India-China ties, Rong said since Modi took office, the development of overall relations between the two countries has maintained "steady momentum".Rong said Modis strong and decisive governing style and pragmatic governance philosophy paid special attention to delivery of projects committed by India in the neighbourhood.In an article in the CIIS journal, the first of its kind by a Chinese think tank on the Modi government so far, Rong, who also served as a diplomat in India, took a critical look at Indias relations with China, South and South East Asia, Indias closer relations with US and Japan, saying Indian foreign policy under him has become increasingly assertive while offering mutual benefits. The coexistence of cooperation and competition will become the norm.Rong Ying, Vice President of China Institute of International Studies (CIIS), a think-tank affiliated to Chinese Foreign Ministry, said over the past three years, Indias diplomacy has been vibrant and assertive, and has formed a distinctive and unique "Modi Doctrine", a strategy for the rise of India as a great power in the new situation.Also "under the influence of Modis governing style, the risk-taking and practicability of Indias diplomacy are also on the rise, he said, pointing to Indian troops crossing the Myanmar border to destroy rebels bases. This is the status quo of China-India relations, which cannot be evaded," he said."There is competition in cooperation and cooperation in competition.For China, India is an important neighbour and a big emerging country, an important partner in promoting the reform of the international system.The concept and practice of the Modi Doctrine reflected in South Asia diplomacy, when compared to previous administrations, has highlighted both its own authority as well as the benefits it can provide to its neighbours, and is more concerned about its dominance in South Asia, he said."It will not and cannot stop the rise of India

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