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- Oropolitics abstract "Oropolitics comes from the Greek oros meaning mountain and politikos meaning citizen. In modern usage it denotes the use and abuse of mountaineering for political purposes.The term "oropolitics" was coined by Joydeep Sircar in the early 1980s to describe the surreptitious efforts, first by Pakistan from the 1950s, and then by India from the late 1970s, to demonstrate control and ownership of the Siachen Glacier by allowing or organising mountaineering expeditions to the high peaks such as Saltoro Kangri and Teram Kangri flanking the glacier. The Siachen War of 1984 was the direct outcome of these 'oropolitical' activities. Another example is the Chinese publication Raising the Five Star Flag on Mount Tomur, an account of the successful Chinese expedition of 1977 to the Tien Shan peak better known by its Russian name as Pik Pobedy (nowadays renamed yet again by Kyrgyzstan as Jengish Chokusu). The Chinese volume seems to imply a first ascent and completely ignores multiple Russian ascents.The strangest oropolitical events must surely be the unpublicised ascents of Nanda Devi and Nanda Kot by joint Indo-US expeditions in the 1960s to plant devices to monitor Chinese nuclear activity. The media disclosure in 1978 that an Indo-American covert expedition had planted a nuclear-fuelled monitoring device atop Nanda Kot in the 1960s, and that subsequently the device had disappeared, led to fears of radioactive contamination of the river Ganges, and a political brouhaha.Recent examples of oropolitics, again from India, were the claimed ascent of Nyegyi Kangsang (7047 m) and the attempt on the nearby peak Kangto (7090 metres) by Indian teams in the 1990s. Both are remote Arunachal Pradesh peaks difficult of access, located on or very close to the India-China border. These were as much sporting activities as visible demonstrations of de facto control of India over terrain claimed by China. It has been suggested that the actual summit of Nyegyi Kangsang.A simmering dispute between China and Bhutan over Kula Kangri (7554? metres), which is possibly located wholly in Chinese territory, but is claimed by Bhutan to lie on the Bhutan-China border and be the highest peak of Bhutan, has clear oropolitical overtones. A Japanese team attempting nearby Gangkhar Puensum (7570? metres) on the Bhutan-China border in 1999 from the Chinese side stopped short of the true peak due to the King of Bhutan having prohibited ascent of the unclimbed main summit.".
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- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Arunachal_Pradesh.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Bhutan.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Brouhaha.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mountaineering.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Category:Political_terminology.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Category:Politics_and_sports.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink China.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Citizen.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Citizenship.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Expeditions.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Exploration.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Ganges.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Gangkhar_Puensum.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Greek_language.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink India.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Jengish_Chokusu.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Jigme_Singye_Wangchuck.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Joydeep_Sircar.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Kula_Kangri.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Mountain.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Mountaineering.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Nanda_Devi.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Nanda_Kot.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Nuclear_weapon.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Pakistan.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Pik_Pobedy.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Saltoro_Kangri.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Siachen_Glacier.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Siachen_War.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Siachen_conflict.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Teram_Kangri.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Tian_Shan.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLink Tien_Shan.
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLinkText "Oropolitics".
- Oropolitics wikiPageWikiLinkText "oropolitics".
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- Oropolitics subject Category:Mountaineering.
- Oropolitics subject Category:Political_terminology.
- Oropolitics subject Category:Politics_and_sports.
- Oropolitics type Type.
- Oropolitics type Concept.
- Oropolitics type Type.
- Oropolitics comment "Oropolitics comes from the Greek oros meaning mountain and politikos meaning citizen.".
- Oropolitics label "Oropolitics".
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