How India Helped China Resist Japanese Aggression

The article details how India assisted China during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1931-1945). Key assistance included the airlift operation 'The Hump' by the Flying Tigers, construction of the Burma Road, and a medical mission led by Dr. Dwarkanath Kotnis. The article mentions the Nanjing Massacre and estimates 20 million Chinese deaths. India provided airfields in Assam and Bengal, and labor for supply routes. The Hump airlift transported 650,000 tons of goods at the cost of 514 planes and 1,500 pilots.

The article details how India assisted China during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1931-1945). Key assistance included the airlift operation 'The Hump' by the Flying Tigers, construction of the Burma Road, and a medical mission led by Dr. Dwarkanath Kotnis. The article mentions the Nanjing Massacre and estimates 20 million Chinese deaths. India provided airfields in Assam and Bengal, and labor for supply routes. The Hump airlift transported 650,000 tons of goods at the cost of 514 planes and 1,500 pilots.

The article details how India assisted China during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1931-1945). Key assistance included the airlift operation 'The Hump' by the Flying Tigers, construction of the Burma Road, and a medical mission led by Dr. Dwarkanath Kotnis. The article mentions the Nanjing Massacre and estimates 20 million Chinese deaths. India provided airfields in Assam and Bengal, and labor for supply routes. The Hump airlift transported 650,000 tons of goods at the cost of 514 planes and 1,500 pilots.

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