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PM Modi, Xi Jinping Agree On "Expeditious De-Escalation" In Ladakh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to work for "expeditious de-escalation" along the entire Line of Actual Control (LAC), where tensions have been high since the violent face-off in June 2020 in eastern Ladakh.
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India-China Border Row: Document Warns "Skirmishes Would Also Get Frequent"
The assessment is part of a new, confidential research paper by the Ladakh Police that was submitted at a conference of top police officers held from January 20 to 22 and has been reviewed by Reuters.
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India-China Hold 15th Round Of Talks Over Border Tensions
After another round of high-level military talks, India and China on Saturday affirmed that a resolution of the eastern Ladakh standoff would facilitate progress in bilateral relations besides helping restore peace in the region.
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"Visibly Impacting Relationship": S Jaishankar To China On LAC Standoff
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi met and discussed "outstanding issues" along the Line of Actual Control.
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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 Hold Round 9 Of Military Talks Today Amid Border Standoff
Military commanders of India and China today met for a ninth time for talks to defuse tension along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh and find a solution to end the standoff. In the last round of talks, the Indian Army strongly insisted on an early disengagement of troops by China from all points of friction in eastern Ladakh.
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India, China Hold Military Commanders' Talks To Defuse Border Tension
A meeting between military commanders of India and China is currently underway near the Chinese side of the Line of Actual Control to defuse tension along the de facto border between the two neighbours.
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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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"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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Indian Soldiers Fired Warning Shots At Bank Of Pangong Lake, Claims China
China has claimed that Indian soldiers fired warning shots after crossing the Line of Actual Control in the south bank of Pangong Lake in Ladakh on Monday, days after a series of provocative actions at the LAC by the Chinese army. "The Chinese border guards were forced to take countermeasures to stabilise the situation," a spokesperson of the Peopl...
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Border Road Organisation Working 24x7 To Facilitate Army Movement In Ladakh
To facilitate fast movement of security forces and easy deployment of heavy machinery and other weapons to locations along Ladakh's Line of Actual Control (LAC) - the de factor border between India and China - amid ongoing tension between the two countries, the Border Road Organisation (BRO) has started working round-the-clock to finish building ro...
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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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"Situation Along LAC Slightly Tense, Precautionary Deployment": Army Chief
The situation along the Line of Actual Control or LAC is "slightly tense", Army chief Manoj Mukund Naravane said this morning, adding the "morale of jawans is high and they are ready to face any challenge".
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India, China Statements Seek To Ease Border Tension In Eastern Ladakh
China has said differences with India on the border issue along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh need to be sorted out peacefully. The statement by China's Defence Ministry spokesperson Colonel Wu Qian comes after Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in an interview to the website Rediff said the stand-off along the Line of Actual Control or L...
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PM Modi, Xi Jinping Agree On "Expeditious De-Escalation" In Ladakh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to work for "expeditious de-escalation" along the entire Line of Actual Control (LAC), where tensions have been high since the violent face-off in June 2020 in eastern Ladakh.
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India-China Border Row: Document Warns "Skirmishes Would Also Get Frequent"
The assessment is part of a new, confidential research paper by the Ladakh Police that was submitted at a conference of top police officers held from January 20 to 22 and has been reviewed by Reuters.
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India-China Hold 15th Round Of Talks Over Border Tensions
After another round of high-level military talks, India and China on Saturday affirmed that a resolution of the eastern Ladakh standoff would facilitate progress in bilateral relations besides helping restore peace in the region.
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"Visibly Impacting Relationship": S Jaishankar To China On LAC Standoff
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi met and discussed "outstanding issues" along the Line of Actual Control.
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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 Hold Round 9 Of Military Talks Today Amid Border Standoff
Military commanders of India and China today met for a ninth time for talks to defuse tension along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh and find a solution to end the standoff. In the last round of talks, the Indian Army strongly insisted on an early disengagement of troops by China from all points of friction in eastern Ladakh.
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India, China Hold Military Commanders' Talks To Defuse Border Tension
A meeting between military commanders of India and China is currently underway near the Chinese side of the Line of Actual Control to defuse tension along the de facto border between the two neighbours.
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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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"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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Indian Soldiers Fired Warning Shots At Bank Of Pangong Lake, Claims China
China has claimed that Indian soldiers fired warning shots after crossing the Line of Actual Control in the south bank of Pangong Lake in Ladakh on Monday, days after a series of provocative actions at the LAC by the Chinese army. "The Chinese border guards were forced to take countermeasures to stabilise the situation," a spokesperson of the Peopl...
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Border Road Organisation Working 24x7 To Facilitate Army Movement In Ladakh
To facilitate fast movement of security forces and easy deployment of heavy machinery and other weapons to locations along Ladakh's Line of Actual Control (LAC) - the de factor border between India and China - amid ongoing tension between the two countries, the Border Road Organisation (BRO) has started working round-the-clock to finish building ro...
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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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"Situation Along LAC Slightly Tense, Precautionary Deployment": Army Chief
The situation along the Line of Actual Control or LAC is "slightly tense", Army chief Manoj Mukund Naravane said this morning, adding the "morale of jawans is high and they are ready to face any challenge".
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India, China Statements Seek To Ease Border Tension In Eastern Ladakh
China has said differences with India on the border issue along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh need to be sorted out peacefully. The statement by China's Defence Ministry spokesperson Colonel Wu Qian comes after Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in an interview to the website Rediff said the stand-off along the Line of Actual Control or L...
