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India-China Hold 16th Round Of Talks Over Border Tensions
The 16th round of Corps Commander level talks between India and China began on Sunday at the Chushul-Moldo border meeting point on the Indian side, according to the sources.
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Amid India-China Border Row, Army Commander Talks Of "Operation Snow Leopard"
The Operation Snow Leopard' is still on with troops on alert and ready to meet any eventuality as the focus of disengagements in Ladakh continues to be through talks, Army's northern commander Lt Gen Y K Joshi said on Saturday.
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Talks To Go On, Army To Stand Firm: Rajnath Singh On India-China Standoff
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today expressed confidence that the ongoing talks between China and India for a peaceful resolution of the eastern Ladakh standoff will continue while Indian troops stand "firm" in the region.
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Shouldn't Expect "Favourable Outcome" In Every Meeting With China: Army Chief
India should not expect favourable outcome in every round of talks held with China on border issues and "points of divergence" with the neighbouring country will be resolved as long as both nations keep talking, Army Chief General MM Naravane said.
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Foreign Ministers' Moscow Agreement To Guide India, China Border Affairs
The agreement reached during last year's exchanges between Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Moscow should continue to guide the work of the two sides in de-escalation and restoration of peace along the LAC, a meeting of the two countries' teams on border affairs agreed today. The two sides also agreed to c...
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Pangong Disengagement Complete, Next Phase Of India-China Talks Today
Senior commanders of the Indian and Chinese armies will meet today for the tenth time to take forward the Galwan Valley disengagement process, official sources have said. This round comes a day after it was revealed that the two militaries had completed the withdrawal of troops and military hardware from the banks of the Pangong lake in Ladakh. Fol...
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Commander-Level Talks With China 48 Hours After Disengagement Along Border: Centre
The disengagement of troops of the Indian Army and China's People's Liberation Army from the Line of Actual Control was reached after sustained negotiations at the military and diplomatic level, said the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday adding that the tenth round of senior commanders meeting would take place 48 hours after complete dis...
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Government Likely To Make Statement On China Stand-Off In Parliament
The government is likely to make a statement in parliament on the India-China stand-off, sources have said ahead of tomorrow's monsoon session. The matter was raised at the parliament's Business Advisory Committee meeting today, which was meant to discuss and slot agenda for business for the coming session.
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India-China Foreign Ministers Likely To Meet Today Amid Border Tension
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will meet his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi today for a bilateral meeting amid a massive spike in tension at Pangong near the Line of Actual Control, the de facto border between the two nations.
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"Must Continue Talks To Ensure Full Restoration Of Peace": Rajnath Singh To Chinese Counterpart
Shortly after China accused India of being "entirely" responsible for the border stand-off in Ladakh and blamed Delhi for escalating tension between the two countries, the Defence Ministry called for calm and appealed against "action that could complicate the situation or escalate matters in border areas"
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Major Chinese Tank, Infantry Build-Up In South Pangong As Standoff Intensifies
There has been a major force build-up of Chinese tanks and infantry forces in the South Pangong region of Eastern Ladakh after the Indian Army seized the initiative and gained control of several key heights in the area on August 30. Given the range of their guns, Chinese artillery would be located in 'depth' positions, more than twenty kilometres a...
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China Says "Taking Countermeasures" As India Foils Ladakh Move: 10 Points
Chinese troops "carried out provocative military movements" near Pangong Tso lake on Saturday night but were blocked by Indian soldiers who were fully prepared, the government said on Monday. The Chinese tried to intrude into the south bank of the Pangong Tso, which is of huge significance as it is a new area. Brigade Commander-level officers were ...
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"Mutual Consensus To Disengage" At India, China Military Talks: Sources
There was a "mutual consensus to disengage" in top military talks between India and China yesterday on the Chinese side of the border to discuss the Galwan face-off and other points of conflict.
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India, China Lt General Talks Held On Chinese Side Of Border: Sources
India and China have been locked in top-level military talks to discuss the Galwan face-off and other points of dispute for more than 11 hours, army sources said late Monday night
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PM's Late Night Meet With Top 4 Ministers, Army Chief Over Ladakh Clash
The country's top political establishment and the Army Chief met late last night, shortly after the army confirmed that 20 Indian soldiers were killed in a "violent face-off" with Chinese troops at Galwan Valley in Ladakh.
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India-China Hold 16th Round Of Talks Over Border Tensions
The 16th round of Corps Commander level talks between India and China began on Sunday at the Chushul-Moldo border meeting point on the Indian side, according to the sources.
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Amid India-China Border Row, Army Commander Talks Of "Operation Snow Leopard"
The Operation Snow Leopard' is still on with troops on alert and ready to meet any eventuality as the focus of disengagements in Ladakh continues to be through talks, Army's northern commander Lt Gen Y K Joshi said on Saturday.
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Talks To Go On, Army To Stand Firm: Rajnath Singh On India-China Standoff
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today expressed confidence that the ongoing talks between China and India for a peaceful resolution of the eastern Ladakh standoff will continue while Indian troops stand "firm" in the region.
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Shouldn't Expect "Favourable Outcome" In Every Meeting With China: Army Chief
India should not expect favourable outcome in every round of talks held with China on border issues and "points of divergence" with the neighbouring country will be resolved as long as both nations keep talking, Army Chief General MM Naravane said.
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Foreign Ministers' Moscow Agreement To Guide India, China Border Affairs
The agreement reached during last year's exchanges between Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Moscow should continue to guide the work of the two sides in de-escalation and restoration of peace along the LAC, a meeting of the two countries' teams on border affairs agreed today. The two sides also agreed to c...
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Pangong Disengagement Complete, Next Phase Of India-China Talks Today
Senior commanders of the Indian and Chinese armies will meet today for the tenth time to take forward the Galwan Valley disengagement process, official sources have said. This round comes a day after it was revealed that the two militaries had completed the withdrawal of troops and military hardware from the banks of the Pangong lake in Ladakh. Fol...
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Commander-Level Talks With China 48 Hours After Disengagement Along Border: Centre
The disengagement of troops of the Indian Army and China's People's Liberation Army from the Line of Actual Control was reached after sustained negotiations at the military and diplomatic level, said the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday adding that the tenth round of senior commanders meeting would take place 48 hours after complete dis...
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Government Likely To Make Statement On China Stand-Off In Parliament
The government is likely to make a statement in parliament on the India-China stand-off, sources have said ahead of tomorrow's monsoon session. The matter was raised at the parliament's Business Advisory Committee meeting today, which was meant to discuss and slot agenda for business for the coming session.
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India-China Foreign Ministers Likely To Meet Today Amid Border Tension
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will meet his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi today for a bilateral meeting amid a massive spike in tension at Pangong near the Line of Actual Control, the de facto border between the two nations.
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"Must Continue Talks To Ensure Full Restoration Of Peace": Rajnath Singh To Chinese Counterpart
Shortly after China accused India of being "entirely" responsible for the border stand-off in Ladakh and blamed Delhi for escalating tension between the two countries, the Defence Ministry called for calm and appealed against "action that could complicate the situation or escalate matters in border areas"
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Major Chinese Tank, Infantry Build-Up In South Pangong As Standoff Intensifies
There has been a major force build-up of Chinese tanks and infantry forces in the South Pangong region of Eastern Ladakh after the Indian Army seized the initiative and gained control of several key heights in the area on August 30. Given the range of their guns, Chinese artillery would be located in 'depth' positions, more than twenty kilometres a...
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China Says "Taking Countermeasures" As India Foils Ladakh Move: 10 Points
Chinese troops "carried out provocative military movements" near Pangong Tso lake on Saturday night but were blocked by Indian soldiers who were fully prepared, the government said on Monday. The Chinese tried to intrude into the south bank of the Pangong Tso, which is of huge significance as it is a new area. Brigade Commander-level officers were ...
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"Mutual Consensus To Disengage" At India, China Military Talks: Sources
There was a "mutual consensus to disengage" in top military talks between India and China yesterday on the Chinese side of the border to discuss the Galwan face-off and other points of conflict.
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India, China Lt General Talks Held On Chinese Side Of Border: Sources
India and China have been locked in top-level military talks to discuss the Galwan face-off and other points of dispute for more than 11 hours, army sources said late Monday night
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PM's Late Night Meet With Top 4 Ministers, Army Chief Over Ladakh Clash
The country's top political establishment and the Army Chief met late last night, shortly after the army confirmed that 20 Indian soldiers were killed in a "violent face-off" with Chinese troops at Galwan Valley in Ladakh.
