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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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China Asks India To Abide By 'Historic' Border Treaty, 'Face The Facts'
Referring to the 1890 UK-China treaty, China today claimed it demarcated the Sikkim sector of the Sino-Indian border as it urged New Delhi to abide by its provisions, a day after Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman made her maiden visit to the Nathu La post.
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Opinion: India's Faceoff With China A Sign Of The Future
In Kashmir, shells and bullets regularly fly back and forth across India's de facto border with Pakistan. Yet, although India's 4,000-kilometer border with China is similarly disputed, not a single shot has been fired in anger there for decades. That may soon change: There are genuine fears in New Delhi that the long period of calm may not last. An...
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang visits India: What Indian and Chinese delegations would be discussing
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh told visiting Chinese premier Li Keqiang on Sunday a recent military standoff in the Himalayas could affect relations between the two countries as they looked to boost bilateral trade. The latest incident distracted diplomats' attention from negotiations on investment and trade ahead of Li's trip and soured Indian publ...
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Mulayam Singh Yadav says China is the biggest enemy, Pakistan no threat to India
Mulayam Singh Yadav today attacked the government over the incursion of Chinese troops in Ladakh, accused it of being "cowardly and incompetent," and warned that China, not Pakistan, "is the biggest enemy."
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China's incursion in Ladakh: Standoff may continue, say Army sources; parliamentary panel summons defence officials
The possibility of a third flag meeting in Ladakh today between Army commanders from China and India seems remote for now, as a stand-off continues over a Chinese platoon setting up camp 10 kilometres inside Indian territory in the Depsang Valley.
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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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China Asks India To Abide By 'Historic' Border Treaty, 'Face The Facts'
Referring to the 1890 UK-China treaty, China today claimed it demarcated the Sikkim sector of the Sino-Indian border as it urged New Delhi to abide by its provisions, a day after Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman made her maiden visit to the Nathu La post.
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Opinion: India's Faceoff With China A Sign Of The Future
In Kashmir, shells and bullets regularly fly back and forth across India's de facto border with Pakistan. Yet, although India's 4,000-kilometer border with China is similarly disputed, not a single shot has been fired in anger there for decades. That may soon change: There are genuine fears in New Delhi that the long period of calm may not last. An...
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang visits India: What Indian and Chinese delegations would be discussing
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh told visiting Chinese premier Li Keqiang on Sunday a recent military standoff in the Himalayas could affect relations between the two countries as they looked to boost bilateral trade. The latest incident distracted diplomats' attention from negotiations on investment and trade ahead of Li's trip and soured Indian publ...
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Mulayam Singh Yadav says China is the biggest enemy, Pakistan no threat to India
Mulayam Singh Yadav today attacked the government over the incursion of Chinese troops in Ladakh, accused it of being "cowardly and incompetent," and warned that China, not Pakistan, "is the biggest enemy."
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China's incursion in Ladakh: Standoff may continue, say Army sources; parliamentary panel summons defence officials
The possibility of a third flag meeting in Ladakh today between Army commanders from China and India seems remote for now, as a stand-off continues over a Chinese platoon setting up camp 10 kilometres inside Indian territory in the Depsang Valley.
