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Arunachal Pradesh being the most north eastern state of India shares a strategically boundary with China, Bhutan and Myanmar. With its strategic location it has many historical conflicts with the China. But in 21st century it has played an immense role in the country development and potential as a hub to ‘Look East Policy’. This article investigates the past historical relations and conflicts between India and China more specifically the Arunachal Pradesh as the strategic core of China India tensions. Besides the articles also focus on the growing relations between the India and China like the trade, technology, innovation, and more importantly the region could also serve as the most significant connectivity to neighbour country for various economic development of the country. This article further provides the geopolitical tensions between the India and China since the British time and more specificly on the Arunachal Pradesh like the Tawang Monastery, Mc Mohan Line and claiming of Arunachal Pradesh as Zangnam or South Tibet as their territory.

India – China relations, national security, monastery, economic development, tourism, strategic importance, defense policy, diplomacy, brahmaputra river.