The 'Global Times' praised India's initiative in supporting China.

"India has been noticed to move closer to the united states in recent years due to tensions with China. 

At the same time, India's support for the Winter olympics in china has taken not only social media users but many countries by surprise.

Despite the tensions on the border between the two countries, it proves that overall bilateral relations have not been damaged. The two countries have common interests in many respects.

Shocking move

India has demonstrated diplomatic strategic autonomy by supporting china at the Winter Olympics. 

India has been seen to be incapable of cooperating with the united states in all regional and international matters, despite its previous bias towards the United States. 

It is very clear that New delhi is not a natural ally of Washington.

India has sent a positive message that it will look into tensions with china and bring stability in bilateral relations.

He said the issues could be resolved through talks between the two countries.

"It is clear that India's attitude towards the Winter olympics is not intended to be like that of the united states, like japan and Australia. 

Apart from US cooperation, india wants to grow as a power on its own.

Why support?

Why is the Chinese government newspaper writing articles praising the Modi government's attitude and foreign policy when the debate in democracies over the boycott of the Winter olympics in china is gaining momentum?

The 'Global Times' article questioned where the expulsion debate would be if there was no real invitation to the united states and the West in these games.

"According to Olympic rules, leaders must be invited by the international Olympic Committee (IOC) to participate in the Games. china has no plans to invite US or Western leaders to the Games.

US President Joe Biden has not extended an invitation to china and russia to attend the december 9 and 10 Democracy Conference. 110 countries have been invited to participate in this conference. india and pakistan are also included.

But the call did not go to many countries, including russia, china, turkey and Bangladesh.