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India Myanmar (rohingya crisis (Arakan Rohingya salvation army…

- - - - many rohingyas dead
      - displacement of rohingyas
        
        crossing Naf river
        
        to bangladesh
        
        from rakhine state
      - food and aid supply disrupted
- - - - cultural issues
      - already these states are tense
      - demographic change
      - if large number of refugees: chance of persecution of locals
      - environmental issues of over population
    - - india may have to approve them as citizens:
        leading to worsening of indian economy
- - - - myanmar wary of its economic dependence on china
        
        large-extractive relation
        
        focussing on access to resources and bay of bengal
        
        oil and gas terminal
        
        , concession to build a Special Economic Zone and
        
        seeks a possibly controlling stake in a natural deep sea harbour at Kyaukpyu
      - M wants to balance ties between asian giants
    - - steadily increasing between the armies, navies
      - NSA level talks
    - - bilateral agreements in the areas of capacity building
      - health
      - culture
      - developement
      - maritime security on anvil
      - 2 billion developement partnership
      - connectivity
        
        trilateral highway
        
        kaladan multimodal tranport project
      - myanmar institute of technology
        
        in mandalay
    - - has been taking a back seat
      - a strong need to expand, diversify and upgrade
      - , trade has been the keystone of our post-Independence relationship that survived both the nationalisation of the 1960s by the military government of Ne Win and the Western economic sanctions since the crackdown on democratic aspirations starting from the 1980s
      - india vital to myanmar farmers
        
        more than china
        
        chineese exports sre subject to strict inspections and restrictions
      - recent decision to impose quantitative restrictions on the trade in pulses
        
        hinders progress