By Simon Denyer
NEW DELHI — It was billed as a new assertiveness, when India’s usually meek Prime Minister Manmohan Singh supposedly looked his Chinese counterpart in the eye at a summit in Bali last weekend and defended his country’s “commercial” right to explore for oil and gas in the South China Sea.
But it was also a sign of rising frictions between India and China, and of what experts see as a dangerous new game between the world’s most populous nations.
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