I have gone for work visits to china and your factory heads, probably communist party members, have deep complexes wrt India and usa.
Ranting against the Americans to a visiting inspection engineer and comparing india to china without any class.
Oh man! Nice story. But you gotta tell it to the end right to the part where you were woken from the dream up by another Indian taking a dump in the garbage pile you were sleeping in in some alleyway in Delhi.
Shut him and the translator up when i said my pet dog has more freedom than a average Chinese.
Well, my dog takes dumps in areas more sanitary than the average Indian home and he eats bovine meat instead of bovine dung/urine! But nothing shuts Indians up; they'd just go, "Well, dung and urine are processed through the body and better than bloody dirty unprocessed meat!"
And rejected a fair bit of equipment. Should have seen his face.
Awww, I don't have any stories where I go to India because from the warnings of everyone who has been there, you'd have to tranquilize me to get me on the plane heading there and then I'd try to cling to the return flight landing gear like an Afghan traitor on the Taliban hit list.
But I have worked with 3 Indians in my field! Real story: one guy cried to the director when he made mistakes and was getting chewed out, he failed all 3 of his finals, and he accidentally revealed a paper in his lab prematurely to a competitor lab resulting in them getting scooped on the publication. He tried to say it was his female labmate's fault, but forgot that he left an email chain proving his guilt so she just forwarded that to the director. The instructor for one of the test modules was Indian as well and she gave him the questions and answers for his redemption test; not only did he fail that as well (apparently, he said there was a miscommunication and he thought those were practice questions so he didn't pay attention), he accidentally told everyone that his instructor tried to cheat for him. His nickname was "The Syndrome."
The other 2 Indians were very good, fine upstanding fellows who did their work on time and to high quality. We didn't chat much until graduation... and that day, we found out that one was Pakistani and the other from Bangladesh.
Not sure what you mean by increased scrutiny. Multiple studies have shown that the populations of most western countries and even some Asian countries have a more favorable view of India compared with China.
They're not gonna like a China that's expanding its territory and influence, are they? What's it gonna take for the US to like China more than India? China's gonna have to be weaker than India obviously LOL