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"Should Seize Opportunity": China Minister Meets Indian Foreign Secretary
India and China should meet each other halfway and commit themselves to mutual understanding rather than mutual suspicion, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Monday as he met Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri here.
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Indian Students Outnumber Chinese In US Universities, A First In 15 Years
India made up 29% of international students, but China was still a major source, constituting about one-fourth of international students.
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"Have To Compete, Co-Exist, Confront, Contest With China": Army Chief
Highlighting the complex nature of dealing with tensions with China, Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said that India must compete, cooperate, coexist, confront, and contest with China.
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"Until We Can Restore Peace On Border...": S Jaishankar On India-China Ties
The 2020 clash between Indian and Chinese troops in Galwan Valley overshadowed the relations between the two countries and New Delhi's focus for the last four years has been disengagement on the border, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar said
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Maldives Police Investigate Alleged Coup Plot To Overthrow Government
Police in the Maldives are investigating an alleged attempt to topple President Mohamed Muizzu by stirring anger over the Indian Ocean archipelago's worsening financial conditions.
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US Eyes Indian Ocean Island As Possible Military Base To Deter China
A remote Australian island close to an Indian Ocean chokepoint for Chinese oil shipments is on a list of possible locations for US military construction aimed at deterring China, with the US saying it "may or may not" support American forces.
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Opinion | BrahMos For Philippines: A Symbolic Win In The Choppy Indo-Pacific
The delivery of the first BrahMos missile to the Philippines highlights how Indian defence priorities are evolving rapidly amidst a wider regional flux.
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China's Rise, Unsettled Borders Major Challenges: Chief Of Defence Staff
Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan on Monday called unsettled borders with China and the rise of China as "the most formidable challenge" that India and Indian armed forces will face in the "foreseeable future."
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"Small Mistake": Tamil Nadu Minister On 'China Flag On Indian Rocket' Ad
A day after his advertisement related to ISRO's new launch complex in Tamil Nadu caused a row for featuring a 'Chinese flag', DMK leader and Fisheries Minister Anitha R Radhakrishnan on Thursday said it was a gaffe by the designer.
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Explained: Why Maldives Wants Indian Military Personnel Out
The new Maldives president set a deadline on Sunday of March 15 for India to withdraw all its troops from the tiny Indian Ocean archipelago nation.
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Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Personnel By March 15: Report
Maldives India Diplomatic Row: Maldives President Abdullah Miuzzu has given a deadline to India to withdraw its troops from the island nation. The Maldivian President said the Indian military personnel should leave the nation by March 15.
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"Willing To Work With India": Chinese Envoy Amid Asian Games Visa Row
Amid controversy over China's decision to deny visas to three Indian wushu players from Arunachal Pradesh for the Asian Games, Chinese envoy Zha Liyou has called for strengthening bilateral relations on a healthy and stable track.
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Want To Expand Ties With India, Others: Indian-American Presidential Candidate
Indian American Republican presidential candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy said that he would be looking forward to expanding relations with countries like India, as he rolled out his trade policy aimed at achieving "economic independence" from China.
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US Says PM Modi's State Visit Wasn't About China
The state visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the US was not about China but about sending a message to the Indian people and American people about the importance of a bilateral relationship between the two nations.
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Centre Hopes Beijing Will Renew Visas Of Indian Journalists In China
The foreign ministry said on Friday it hoped Beijing would allow Indian journalists to continue to work in China, and said that New Delhi allows all foreign journalists to operate in India.
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"Should Seize Opportunity": China Minister Meets Indian Foreign Secretary
India and China should meet each other halfway and commit themselves to mutual understanding rather than mutual suspicion, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Monday as he met Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri here.
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Indian Students Outnumber Chinese In US Universities, A First In 15 Years
India made up 29% of international students, but China was still a major source, constituting about one-fourth of international students.
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"Have To Compete, Co-Exist, Confront, Contest With China": Army Chief
Highlighting the complex nature of dealing with tensions with China, Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said that India must compete, cooperate, coexist, confront, and contest with China.
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"Until We Can Restore Peace On Border...": S Jaishankar On India-China Ties
The 2020 clash between Indian and Chinese troops in Galwan Valley overshadowed the relations between the two countries and New Delhi's focus for the last four years has been disengagement on the border, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar said
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Maldives Police Investigate Alleged Coup Plot To Overthrow Government
Police in the Maldives are investigating an alleged attempt to topple President Mohamed Muizzu by stirring anger over the Indian Ocean archipelago's worsening financial conditions.
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US Eyes Indian Ocean Island As Possible Military Base To Deter China
A remote Australian island close to an Indian Ocean chokepoint for Chinese oil shipments is on a list of possible locations for US military construction aimed at deterring China, with the US saying it "may or may not" support American forces.
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Opinion | BrahMos For Philippines: A Symbolic Win In The Choppy Indo-Pacific
The delivery of the first BrahMos missile to the Philippines highlights how Indian defence priorities are evolving rapidly amidst a wider regional flux.
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China's Rise, Unsettled Borders Major Challenges: Chief Of Defence Staff
Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan on Monday called unsettled borders with China and the rise of China as "the most formidable challenge" that India and Indian armed forces will face in the "foreseeable future."
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"Small Mistake": Tamil Nadu Minister On 'China Flag On Indian Rocket' Ad
A day after his advertisement related to ISRO's new launch complex in Tamil Nadu caused a row for featuring a 'Chinese flag', DMK leader and Fisheries Minister Anitha R Radhakrishnan on Thursday said it was a gaffe by the designer.
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Explained: Why Maldives Wants Indian Military Personnel Out
The new Maldives president set a deadline on Sunday of March 15 for India to withdraw all its troops from the tiny Indian Ocean archipelago nation.
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Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Personnel By March 15: Report
Maldives India Diplomatic Row: Maldives President Abdullah Miuzzu has given a deadline to India to withdraw its troops from the island nation. The Maldivian President said the Indian military personnel should leave the nation by March 15.
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"Willing To Work With India": Chinese Envoy Amid Asian Games Visa Row
Amid controversy over China's decision to deny visas to three Indian wushu players from Arunachal Pradesh for the Asian Games, Chinese envoy Zha Liyou has called for strengthening bilateral relations on a healthy and stable track.
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Want To Expand Ties With India, Others: Indian-American Presidential Candidate
Indian American Republican presidential candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy said that he would be looking forward to expanding relations with countries like India, as he rolled out his trade policy aimed at achieving "economic independence" from China.
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US Says PM Modi's State Visit Wasn't About China
The state visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the US was not about China but about sending a message to the Indian people and American people about the importance of a bilateral relationship between the two nations.
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Centre Hopes Beijing Will Renew Visas Of Indian Journalists In China
The foreign ministry said on Friday it hoped Beijing would allow Indian journalists to continue to work in China, and said that New Delhi allows all foreign journalists to operate in India.
