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Of course - https://www.dw.com/en/volkswagens-uighur-problem/av-55579947

NEW DELHI: The Indian Railways has disqualified the bid of a consortium of a Chinese company and an Indian firm for the manufacturing of 44 Vande Bharat trainsets costing nearly Rs 1,800 crore. Now there are only two valid bids of BHEL and Medha Servo Drives. Medha, which had got the...

Yeh well.

Some Pakistani minister had mocked India's inability to do a soft landing

Please don't indulge in ad hominem attacks. Be civil. I am sure there are many parts of China where there are numerous engineering challenges as a result of geography.

Thanks. So this county in Tibet was the last county or one of the last counties in all of China to be connected to the national grid. This once again proves that Tibet is lower in the priority order for the CCP compared to other provinces. Either way, we will see how things pan out. South...

This refers to single blackout events. This has nothing to do with the topic either. The topic is "power cuts". Tibetans are Chinese citizens - so access to electricity to them comes within the scope of this thread.

Stick to the topic. Don't derail the thread. If you wish to open a thread about comparing poverty - please go ahead and do so. This thread is about China and its electric cuts. Stay within the scope.

Good. No one deserves it more.

Is there an update from the UN?

I wonder how the power cuts affect the Chinese Supply lines and posts along the LAC?

I read Oman sold Gwadar to Pak. Was it taken by force?

I am pretty sure the Indian state uses various media to build narratives against Pakistan. This is no secret. Is it disinformation? That's a stretch. There is no smoke without fire. It's not as if Pakistan enjoys a reputation like a Nordic state. Pakistan does a lot wrong and India amplifies it...

That's terrible.

So Australia not supplying coal to China has resulted in power cuts all over China - https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/world-news/the-whole-city-was-dark-china-rations-electricity-for-millions/articleshow/79850811.cms

That's correct. Perhaps my statement was ambiguous. In Siachen, there was no LoC marked so the question of violating the LoC did not arise. It was considered too cold and too frigid for either side to occupy. That was until Pakistan started allowing some foreign tourists access to it. Which...

Pakistan is always seeking to highlight the Kashmir issue. I remember during the Clinton visit, Pak proxies killed some 30 odd Sikhs in Jammu. The only thing that has been a major shift under the Modi Administration has been the retaliation everytime Pak tries something.

It seems quite clear that lots of people crave a push for infrastructure. It still can't be a Communist China model where we build stuff while denying Kashmiris basic human rights.

It seems they now wish to hold a UNSC session on the issue - https://www.thenews.com.pk/amp/761947-malik-demands-suspension-of-india-s-unsc-membership

India has rubbished claims by Pakistan that it targeted a United Nations vehicle with two military observers in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir on Friday, calling them "baseless". "The reports emerging from Pakistan side regarding attack on UN vehicles are completely false and factually incorrect...