China’s Maritime Silk Road and India’s strategic perspective

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China’s Maritime Silk Road and India’s strategic perspective

Vithiyapathy PURUSHOTHAMAN^1,²()

1. School of Humanities and Social Science, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei　230036, China
2. Chennai Centre for China Studies, Chennai　600018, India

Received:2020-04-21 Online:2020-12-25 Published:2021-01-22

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Vithiyapathy PURUSHOTHAMAN. China’s Maritime Silk Road and India’s strategic perspective[J]. Journal of East China Normal University(Natural Science), 2020, 2020(S1): 71-73.

No.	Commodities	China’s imports from India	Commodities	India’s imports from China
1	Cotton	$3.2 billion	Fertilizers	$2.7 billion
2	Gems, precious metals, coins	$2.5 billion	Gems, precious metals, coins	$1.3 billion
3	Copper	$2.3 billion	Iron and steel	$2.3 billion
4	Ores, slag, ash	$1.3 billion	Ships, boats	$1.3 billion
5	Organic chemicals	$1.1 billion	Organic chemicals	$6.3 billion
6	Salt, sulphur, stone, cement	$958.7 million	Medical, technical equipment	$1.2 billion
7	Machines, engines, pumps	$639.7 million	Machines, engines, pumps	$9.8 billion
8	Electronic equipment	$440 million	Electronic equipment	$16.98 billion
9	Plastics	$499.7 million	Plastics	$1.7 billion

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