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India, China Begin 'Hand-In-Hand' Military Drills To Improve Ties
India and China today began the seventh round of their "Hand-in-Hand" military drills in the Chinese city of Chengdu as part of the focussed efforts by the two militaries to improve ties after last year's standoff at Doklam.
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"Doklam Happened Due To Lack Of Mutual Trust": China
The Doklam standoff happened due to "lack of mutual trust" between India and China, and they need to work together to create favourable conditions and gradually settle the boundary issue, a top Chinese diplomat said today, ahead of this week's informal summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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As China's Xi Jinping Consolidates Power, PLA Thumbs Up For Doklam Resolution
The 73-day-long Doklam standoff was "safely resolved" after several rounds of talks with India, a top Chinese military official said today on the sidelines of the ongoing Congress of the ruling CPC.
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PM Modi, Chinese President Xi Jinping Expected To Meet On Tuesday
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to hold a bilateral meeting on Tuesday, nearly a week after India and China announced resolution of the 73-day-long Dokalam standoff.
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Bhutan Welcomes End Of Standoff Between India And China
Bhutan today welcomed the end of the 73-day standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in Dokalam and hoped it would help in ensuring peace and tranquillity at the trijunction.
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Will Continue To Engage With China For Dokalam Solution: India
India today said it will continue to engage with China to find a mutually acceptable solution to the Dokalam standoff, asserting that peace and tranquility on the border is an important pre-requisite for smooth bilateral relationship.
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Bhutan Hopes Dokalam Standoff Will Be Resolved Peacefully
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj yesterday met her Bhutanese counterpart Damcho Dorji, who hoped that the standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in the Dokalam area of the Sikkim sector is resolved "peacefully and amicably".
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Despite Tension, Army Hasn't Deployed Artillery Guns Near Doklam
Indian artillery guns have not been shifted to their emplacements near the site of the standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in the disputed Doklam Plateau, a part of Bhutan, which is located East of Sikkim.
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To China's Latest Warning On Border Row, India Sticks To Diplomacy
In line with Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's stress on patience, restraint and diplomacy to resolve the Dokalam standoff, India on Friday refused to be drawn into a tit-for-tat with Beijing, saying New Delhi wanted peace and tranquillity at the border and would achieve this objective through diplomacy.
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Sushma Swaraj's Take To Solve Doklam Standoff, With Jibe At Rahul Gandhi
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday pitched for patience and restraint in handling the Dokalam standoff with China diplomatically, telling parliament that war did not resolve problems and were followed by a round of dialogue.
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Diplomatic Channels 'Functioning' To Resolve Standoff: India
India today continued to maintain that diplomatic channels were "functional" to resolve the ongoing standoff in Dokalam in the Sikkim sector.
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China Raises 'Major Problems' As Ajit Doval Meets His Counterpart
Amid heightened tensions over the border standoff at Sikkim, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met with his counterpart in Beijing on Thursday.
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Ajit Doval Arrives In Beijing Amid Sikkim Sector Standoff
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval arrived in Beijing on Wednesday to attend a meeting of top security officials of the BRICS grouping, amid a standoff between the armies of India and China in the Sikkim sector
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China Warns India To 'Correct Mistake', Talks Of Increased Deployments
China's defence ministry on Monday warned India not to harbour any illusions about the Chinese military's ability to defend its territory amid the simmering border dispute at Sikkim.
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Engage In Direct Dialogue, US Tells China, India Over Doklam Standoff
India and China should engage in direct dialogue free of any "coercive aspects" to reduce the tension over a military standoff in Dokalam, the Pentagon has said.
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India, China Begin 'Hand-In-Hand' Military Drills To Improve Ties
India and China today began the seventh round of their "Hand-in-Hand" military drills in the Chinese city of Chengdu as part of the focussed efforts by the two militaries to improve ties after last year's standoff at Doklam.
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"Doklam Happened Due To Lack Of Mutual Trust": China
The Doklam standoff happened due to "lack of mutual trust" between India and China, and they need to work together to create favourable conditions and gradually settle the boundary issue, a top Chinese diplomat said today, ahead of this week's informal summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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As China's Xi Jinping Consolidates Power, PLA Thumbs Up For Doklam Resolution
The 73-day-long Doklam standoff was "safely resolved" after several rounds of talks with India, a top Chinese military official said today on the sidelines of the ongoing Congress of the ruling CPC.
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PM Modi, Chinese President Xi Jinping Expected To Meet On Tuesday
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to hold a bilateral meeting on Tuesday, nearly a week after India and China announced resolution of the 73-day-long Dokalam standoff.
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Bhutan Welcomes End Of Standoff Between India And China
Bhutan today welcomed the end of the 73-day standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in Dokalam and hoped it would help in ensuring peace and tranquillity at the trijunction.
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Will Continue To Engage With China For Dokalam Solution: India
India today said it will continue to engage with China to find a mutually acceptable solution to the Dokalam standoff, asserting that peace and tranquility on the border is an important pre-requisite for smooth bilateral relationship.
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Bhutan Hopes Dokalam Standoff Will Be Resolved Peacefully
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj yesterday met her Bhutanese counterpart Damcho Dorji, who hoped that the standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in the Dokalam area of the Sikkim sector is resolved "peacefully and amicably".
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Despite Tension, Army Hasn't Deployed Artillery Guns Near Doklam
Indian artillery guns have not been shifted to their emplacements near the site of the standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in the disputed Doklam Plateau, a part of Bhutan, which is located East of Sikkim.
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To China's Latest Warning On Border Row, India Sticks To Diplomacy
In line with Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's stress on patience, restraint and diplomacy to resolve the Dokalam standoff, India on Friday refused to be drawn into a tit-for-tat with Beijing, saying New Delhi wanted peace and tranquillity at the border and would achieve this objective through diplomacy.
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Sushma Swaraj's Take To Solve Doklam Standoff, With Jibe At Rahul Gandhi
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday pitched for patience and restraint in handling the Dokalam standoff with China diplomatically, telling parliament that war did not resolve problems and were followed by a round of dialogue.
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Diplomatic Channels 'Functioning' To Resolve Standoff: India
India today continued to maintain that diplomatic channels were "functional" to resolve the ongoing standoff in Dokalam in the Sikkim sector.
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China Raises 'Major Problems' As Ajit Doval Meets His Counterpart
Amid heightened tensions over the border standoff at Sikkim, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met with his counterpart in Beijing on Thursday.
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Ajit Doval Arrives In Beijing Amid Sikkim Sector Standoff
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval arrived in Beijing on Wednesday to attend a meeting of top security officials of the BRICS grouping, amid a standoff between the armies of India and China in the Sikkim sector
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China Warns India To 'Correct Mistake', Talks Of Increased Deployments
China's defence ministry on Monday warned India not to harbour any illusions about the Chinese military's ability to defend its territory amid the simmering border dispute at Sikkim.
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Engage In Direct Dialogue, US Tells China, India Over Doklam Standoff
India and China should engage in direct dialogue free of any "coercive aspects" to reduce the tension over a military standoff in Dokalam, the Pentagon has said.
