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Will Continue Dialogue: India On Ladakh Border Standoff With China
India on Thursday said it will continue dialogue and communication through military and diplomatic channels with China on the border standoff in eastern Ladakh and that both sides have agreed to hold another round of talks soon.
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India Engaging With China Through Diplomatic, Military Channels: Foreign Secretary
India is engaging with China through diplomatic and military channels, Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said on Monday, asserting that if there is no communication with that country, then the Sino-India border situation would be much worse.
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Chinese Army Must Be "Evacuated" From Galwan Valley: Sharad Pawar
Diplomatic channels should be used to defuse the tension in eastern Ladakh but the Chinese troops must be "evacuated" from the high ground in the Galwan valley, NCP chief Sharad Pawar told Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday.
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China, India To Deal With "Serious" Ladakh Conflict In "Just Manner": Beijing
China and India have agreed to deal with the "serious matter" caused by the conflict at the Galwan Valley in a "just manner" and both sides are in communication and coordination through diplomatic and military channels to de-escalate the tensions as soon as possible, a top Chinese official said today.
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China Attempted To Unilaterally Change Status Quo: Read India Statement
In response to media queries on the situation in the western sector of the India-China border, the Official Spokesperson Mr. Anurag Srivastava said, "India and China have been discussing through military and diplomatic channels the de-escalation of the situation in the border area in Eastern Ladakh."
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China Says Have Agreed With India Not To Turn "Differences Into Disputes"
India and China have agreed not to turn their differences into disputes and maintain close communication on resolving border issues through diplomatic and military channels, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said on Monday.
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India, China Remain Engaged Through Diplomatic, Military Channels: Army Statement
Indian and Chinese officials continue to remain engaged through the established military and diplomatic channels to address the current situation at the Line of Actual Control, the Indian Army said today.
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"Diplomacy Is Not About Crying Wolf": India's Advice To Pakistan On Kashmir
A day after yet another attempt by China to raise the Kashmir issue before the United Nations Security Council flopped, India's Permanent Representative to the UN Syed Akbaruddin today advised Pakistan to reopen traditional diplomatic channels instead of "crying wolf" through its regional ally.
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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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Diplomatic Channels Open To Resolve Border Standoff: China
Diplomatic channels with India remained 'unimpeded' to discuss the military standoff in the Sikkim sector, China said today, adding Indian troops' withdrawal from Dokalam is a 'precondition' for any meaningful dialogue
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China Unusually Aggressive On Sikkim Stand-Off: Foreign Secretary To MPs
Though China habitually stirs up border disputes, its approach to the stand-off at Sikkim that began last month is unusually aggressive, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar told a group of MPs today which included senior opposition leaders including Rahul Gandhi.
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China Tells Foreign Diplomats Its Patience With India 'Won't Be Indefinite'
Over a month into the border standoff at Sikkim between India and China, diplomatic sources have told NDTV that several foreign embassies in Delhi are concerned and worried.
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Diplomatic Channels Will Continue To Be Used With China: India On Doklam Standoff
India has said that it will continue to use diplomatic channels with China to resolve the Doklam stand off and insisted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held "conversation on a range of issues" in Hamburg during the G20 Summit.
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After China Offers To Mediate In Kashmir, India's Firm Response
A day after China's latest snub on the border stand-off at Sikkim, the government has said that "diplomatic channels are available and are being used" to resolve the confrontation that began nearly a month ago. India has also dismissed China's offer- designed to provoke and made yesterday- to help mediate in Kashmir to bring "peace and stability to...
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Had Expressed Concern To India Over Granting Visa To Dolkun Isa: China
China today said it had expressed concern to India through diplomatic channels over granting visa to Chinese dissident Dolkun Isa before it was revoked by New Delhi and hoped that the two sides would properly deal with the issue.
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Will Continue Dialogue: India On Ladakh Border Standoff With China
India on Thursday said it will continue dialogue and communication through military and diplomatic channels with China on the border standoff in eastern Ladakh and that both sides have agreed to hold another round of talks soon.
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India Engaging With China Through Diplomatic, Military Channels: Foreign Secretary
India is engaging with China through diplomatic and military channels, Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said on Monday, asserting that if there is no communication with that country, then the Sino-India border situation would be much worse.
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Chinese Army Must Be "Evacuated" From Galwan Valley: Sharad Pawar
Diplomatic channels should be used to defuse the tension in eastern Ladakh but the Chinese troops must be "evacuated" from the high ground in the Galwan valley, NCP chief Sharad Pawar told Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday.
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China, India To Deal With "Serious" Ladakh Conflict In "Just Manner": Beijing
China and India have agreed to deal with the "serious matter" caused by the conflict at the Galwan Valley in a "just manner" and both sides are in communication and coordination through diplomatic and military channels to de-escalate the tensions as soon as possible, a top Chinese official said today.
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China Attempted To Unilaterally Change Status Quo: Read India Statement
In response to media queries on the situation in the western sector of the India-China border, the Official Spokesperson Mr. Anurag Srivastava said, "India and China have been discussing through military and diplomatic channels the de-escalation of the situation in the border area in Eastern Ladakh."
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China Says Have Agreed With India Not To Turn "Differences Into Disputes"
India and China have agreed not to turn their differences into disputes and maintain close communication on resolving border issues through diplomatic and military channels, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said on Monday.
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India, China Remain Engaged Through Diplomatic, Military Channels: Army Statement
Indian and Chinese officials continue to remain engaged through the established military and diplomatic channels to address the current situation at the Line of Actual Control, the Indian Army said today.
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"Diplomacy Is Not About Crying Wolf": India's Advice To Pakistan On Kashmir
A day after yet another attempt by China to raise the Kashmir issue before the United Nations Security Council flopped, India's Permanent Representative to the UN Syed Akbaruddin today advised Pakistan to reopen traditional diplomatic channels instead of "crying wolf" through its regional ally.
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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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Diplomatic Channels Open To Resolve Border Standoff: China
Diplomatic channels with India remained 'unimpeded' to discuss the military standoff in the Sikkim sector, China said today, adding Indian troops' withdrawal from Dokalam is a 'precondition' for any meaningful dialogue
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China Unusually Aggressive On Sikkim Stand-Off: Foreign Secretary To MPs
Though China habitually stirs up border disputes, its approach to the stand-off at Sikkim that began last month is unusually aggressive, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar told a group of MPs today which included senior opposition leaders including Rahul Gandhi.
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China Tells Foreign Diplomats Its Patience With India 'Won't Be Indefinite'
Over a month into the border standoff at Sikkim between India and China, diplomatic sources have told NDTV that several foreign embassies in Delhi are concerned and worried.
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Diplomatic Channels Will Continue To Be Used With China: India On Doklam Standoff
India has said that it will continue to use diplomatic channels with China to resolve the Doklam stand off and insisted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held "conversation on a range of issues" in Hamburg during the G20 Summit.
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After China Offers To Mediate In Kashmir, India's Firm Response
A day after China's latest snub on the border stand-off at Sikkim, the government has said that "diplomatic channels are available and are being used" to resolve the confrontation that began nearly a month ago. India has also dismissed China's offer- designed to provoke and made yesterday- to help mediate in Kashmir to bring "peace and stability to...
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Had Expressed Concern To India Over Granting Visa To Dolkun Isa: China
China today said it had expressed concern to India through diplomatic channels over granting visa to Chinese dissident Dolkun Isa before it was revoked by New Delhi and hoped that the two sides would properly deal with the issue.
