United States try to get an approach to slash budget of White House Science office for coordinating with China. A Republican lawmaker is hunting to make the Obama Administration pay a price for what he sees as its confrontation of Congress in following coordination with China in the field of science and technology. According to the offer of Rep. Frank Wolf, a cut throat critic of Beijing, would slash by 55% the $6.6 million budget of the white house’s science policy office and the dimensions was endorsed by a congressional committee this week, but faces more legislative objections, and its possibility are doubtful.

United States President Barak Obama has sought to intensify ties with China, which undertake a major considerable amount of the vast U.S. national debt and is emerging a contest with American Military dominance in the Asia Pacific region.

The cooperation is ostensibly going on the gentle disposition as in support in science and technology.

According to Wolf, R-Va, he believes in the office of science and technology policy is in violation of the law and the cooperation of space is encouraging countries to launch cyber attacks on the U.S. by providing technical assistance.

He also said that John Holdren, Obama’s chief science advisor has violated a clause mentioned in budget legislation passed this year that restricts the White House Office of science and technology policy and NASA from technological cooperation with China.

REPORT BY VIBHANSHU VAIBHAV