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Breakthrough In Talks? India, China To Push For Early Disengagement
The ninth round of India-China talks - aimed at defusing tension along the LAC in eastern Ladakh and finding a solution to a nearly nine-month-long border stand-off - was "positive, practical and constructive"
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India, China Have A Three-Step Ladakh Cool-Off Plan But No Agreement To Implement It
India and China have readied a three-phase plan for disengagement in eastern Ladakh where the two sides have been in a stand-off since May this year, senior government sources have said.
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"No Infiltration At Indo-China Border In Last 6 Months": Centre To MPs
No infiltration has been reported along the India-China border in the last six months, the government said in parliament today in the middle of a stand-off in Ladakh and multiple attempts by the Chinese to "alter the Line of Actual Control (LAC)" or the de-facto border between the nations.
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After India Accuses China Of Provocative Action at LAC, Beijing's Claim
China has alleged that India was "obviously... illegal trespassing" along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) - the de facto border between the two countries - during a military stand-off in the eastern Ladakh region on August 29 and 30 that India said was a provocative attempt to change the status quo.
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"Any Trajectory" Possible In India-China Stand-Off, Talks Critical: Sources
The present standoff between India and China ''can take any trajectory,'' top government officials have told NDTV, indicating that the possibility of a conflict, localised or across the region, cannot be ruled out.
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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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Can't Lose An Inch Of Territory: China Statement After Rajnath Singh Meet
India is "entirely" responsible for the border stand-off in Ladakh and China will not lose "an inch of its territory", the Chinese government claimed Saturday morning, blaming India for escalating tension along the LAC (Line of Actual Control), which serves as the de factor border between the two countries.
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"PM Must Publicly Condemn Brazen Chinese Incursion": Kapil Sibal On Ladakh
A relentless Congress today continued its attack on Prime Minister Modi over the Ladakh violence and India-China stand-off, with Kapil Sibal demanding the Prime Minister "clear the air on LAC and publicly condemn brazen Chinese incursion"
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PM Modi's LAC Comments "Endorsed Chinese Position": Congress
Stepping up the offensive against the government on the Ladakh stand-off, the Congress on Sunday alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had "endorsed the Chinese position" by saying there was no intrusion into the Indian territory.
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Will Retaliate If China Provokes, Sources After Rajnath Singh's Meet
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh held a meeting today with Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat and the three Services chiefs to review the situation on tension in the Ladakh along the Line of Actual Control. The review meeting was held ahead of his visit to Moscow.
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PMO's Clarification "Lame Attempt To Obfuscate Truth": Congress
The Congress on Saturday accused the prime minister's office (PMO) of making a "lame attempt to obfuscate truth" and belittling the gravity of the situation along the LAC after it issued a clarification on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments that no one entered Indian territory.
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Positive Border Talks With India Helped Prevent Another "Doklam": Chinese State Media
Positive discussions over the ongoing border issues at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) during the commander-level talks between the Indian and Chinese military over this weekend prevented another Doklam-like crisis, The Global Times, a daily tabloid of the Chinese Communist Party, reported.
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"Need To Implement 2 Leaders' Consensus": China On Border Row With India
China and India have agreed to work to maintain peace along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and resolve the border stand-off through talks while implementing the consensus reached between the two countries' leadership that "differences" do not escalate into "disputes", a top Chinese official said on Monday.
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India, China Hold Top Military-Level Talks Amid Stand-Off In Ladakh
India and China today held high-level talks, amid the border stand-off between the militaries of the two countries near eastern Ladakh.
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China To Fly Out Its Citizens From India As Coronavirus Cases Rise
China has offered to repatriate its citizens who want to return home in the wake of the spiraling cases of coronavirus in India. On Monday, a notice in Mandarin was put up on the website of the Chinese embassy, asking those wanting to return home to book tickets in special flights at their own expense.
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Breakthrough In Talks? India, China To Push For Early Disengagement
The ninth round of India-China talks - aimed at defusing tension along the LAC in eastern Ladakh and finding a solution to a nearly nine-month-long border stand-off - was "positive, practical and constructive"
-
India, China Have A Three-Step Ladakh Cool-Off Plan But No Agreement To Implement It
India and China have readied a three-phase plan for disengagement in eastern Ladakh where the two sides have been in a stand-off since May this year, senior government sources have said.
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"No Infiltration At Indo-China Border In Last 6 Months": Centre To MPs
No infiltration has been reported along the India-China border in the last six months, the government said in parliament today in the middle of a stand-off in Ladakh and multiple attempts by the Chinese to "alter the Line of Actual Control (LAC)" or the de-facto border between the nations.
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After India Accuses China Of Provocative Action at LAC, Beijing's Claim
China has alleged that India was "obviously... illegal trespassing" along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) - the de facto border between the two countries - during a military stand-off in the eastern Ladakh region on August 29 and 30 that India said was a provocative attempt to change the status quo.
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"Any Trajectory" Possible In India-China Stand-Off, Talks Critical: Sources
The present standoff between India and China ''can take any trajectory,'' top government officials have told NDTV, indicating that the possibility of a conflict, localised or across the region, cannot be ruled out.
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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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Can't Lose An Inch Of Territory: China Statement After Rajnath Singh Meet
India is "entirely" responsible for the border stand-off in Ladakh and China will not lose "an inch of its territory", the Chinese government claimed Saturday morning, blaming India for escalating tension along the LAC (Line of Actual Control), which serves as the de factor border between the two countries.
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"PM Must Publicly Condemn Brazen Chinese Incursion": Kapil Sibal On Ladakh
A relentless Congress today continued its attack on Prime Minister Modi over the Ladakh violence and India-China stand-off, with Kapil Sibal demanding the Prime Minister "clear the air on LAC and publicly condemn brazen Chinese incursion"
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PM Modi's LAC Comments "Endorsed Chinese Position": Congress
Stepping up the offensive against the government on the Ladakh stand-off, the Congress on Sunday alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had "endorsed the Chinese position" by saying there was no intrusion into the Indian territory.
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Will Retaliate If China Provokes, Sources After Rajnath Singh's Meet
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh held a meeting today with Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat and the three Services chiefs to review the situation on tension in the Ladakh along the Line of Actual Control. The review meeting was held ahead of his visit to Moscow.
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PMO's Clarification "Lame Attempt To Obfuscate Truth": Congress
The Congress on Saturday accused the prime minister's office (PMO) of making a "lame attempt to obfuscate truth" and belittling the gravity of the situation along the LAC after it issued a clarification on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments that no one entered Indian territory.
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Positive Border Talks With India Helped Prevent Another "Doklam": Chinese State Media
Positive discussions over the ongoing border issues at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) during the commander-level talks between the Indian and Chinese military over this weekend prevented another Doklam-like crisis, The Global Times, a daily tabloid of the Chinese Communist Party, reported.
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"Need To Implement 2 Leaders' Consensus": China On Border Row With India
China and India have agreed to work to maintain peace along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and resolve the border stand-off through talks while implementing the consensus reached between the two countries' leadership that "differences" do not escalate into "disputes", a top Chinese official said on Monday.
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India, China Hold Top Military-Level Talks Amid Stand-Off In Ladakh
India and China today held high-level talks, amid the border stand-off between the militaries of the two countries near eastern Ladakh.
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China To Fly Out Its Citizens From India As Coronavirus Cases Rise
China has offered to repatriate its citizens who want to return home in the wake of the spiraling cases of coronavirus in India. On Monday, a notice in Mandarin was put up on the website of the Chinese embassy, asking those wanting to return home to book tickets in special flights at their own expense.
