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As call to boycott Chinese goods grows, shopkeepers say make in India first

Association of school principals called for boycott of Chinese goods in light of continuing tension

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Sruthi Ganapathy Raman | Scroll.in
Mumbai’s schoolchildren can teach China a lesson — that is what an association of school principals in the city believes. On Monday, July 10, it called for a boycott of Chinese goods in light of continuing tension between India and China in Sikkim, where a face-off between soldiers from both sides over the construction of a road on the Doklam plateau has been on for more than a month.

“With the Chinese government using its military might against India, as citizens, we should ensure that we do not help the Chinese economy to grow,” said Prashant Redij, secretary of the

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