India’s China Question – Exploring Possibility and Paradox is a book that examines the complex and evolving relationship between India and China. It explores historical tensions, economic engagements, geopolitical strategies, and the challenges that shape their bilateral ties. The book delves into the paradox of India-China relations—where both cooperation and conflict exist side by side. While trade between the two nations has grown significantly, territorial disputes and strategic rivalries continue to fuel tensions. The author critically analyzes key events such as the border clashes, economic dependencies, and diplomatic negotiations that define their interactions. A central theme of the book is the idea that India’s approach to China must be strategic yet pragmatic, balancing national security concerns with economic interests. It discusses the importance of diplomacy, military preparedness, and global alliances in shaping India’s response to China’s growing influence. The book also reflects on historical perspectives, such as the 1962 war, the impact of globalization, and the role of multilateral institutions in managing the two countries’ competition. It raises critical questions about India’s future strategy in dealing with China, emphasizing the need for long-term vision and policy coherence. Overall, India’s China Question – Exploring Possibility and Paradox offers an insightful analysis of one of the most critical international relationships in the 21st century. India’s China Question – Exploring Possibility and Paradox examines the complexities of India-China relations, balancing cooperation, competition, and strategic challenges.