Editorial

Boycott possible or not?

The Galwan clash has fuelled popular jingoism among the people to boycott Chinese products. But among all this

Sentinel Digital Desk

The Galwan clash has fuelled popular jingoism among the people to boycott Chinese products. But among all this hurly- burly of devious stratagem, the question that arises is whether India is really ready to initiate a trade war with China, when its own manufacturing ability is limited? Are we ready to take the hardest pinch, as prices will increase for a host of items, ranging from mobile phones, smart TVs to cars? Are we ready to make India 'Aatmanirbhar' at the cost of our luxuries? During the Non-Cooperation Movement, Indians spurned foreign goods and burnt foreign clothes, but eventually had to go back to them due to lack of alternative Indian merchandise.

Chandan Kumar Nath,

Sorbhog, Barpeta.