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India-China Border Situation Needs To Be Addressed Urgently: PM Modi
The India-China border situation needs to be addressed urgently to resolve the "abnormality" in the bilateral interactions, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi, asserting that the two countries share an important relationship.
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Opinion: Why PM Modi Remains So Popular Despite Coronavirus Crisis
India's Covid-19 cases continue to climb, even as the economy tanks. China is pressing forward on the two countries' disputed Himalayan border, where dozens of Indian soldiers have been killed. Tax revenues have plummeted, state governments are unhappy and 21 million of India's rare salaried jobs vanished in the last few months. And yet Prime Minis...
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"Hope Parliament Sends Message That Nation Stands With Soldiers": PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his traditional comments before the parliament session, delivered a strong message on the China dispute at the border. "We hope parliament and all members will unitedly send the message that the nation stands with our soldiers," PM Modi said.
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Narendra Modi Speech Highlights: Farmers, Taxpayers Behind COVID Welfare Schemes' Success, Says PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday gave credit to the farmers and taxpayers for enabling the Centre to provide free foodgrains during the COVID-19 phase to the poor and needy in the country.
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PM Modi Not In "Good Mood" Over Border Row With China: Donald Trump
Reiterating his offer to mediate on the border dispute between India and China, US President Donald Trump has said that he spoke with PM Narendra Modi about the "big conflict" and asserted that Indian Prime Minister is not in a "good mood" over the latest flare-ups between the two countries.
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PM Modi-President Xi's Seaside Summit Aims To Reset China-India Ties
Ancient temples carved into massive rock faces along the ocean will form the backdrop to Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's informal talks aimed at resetting ties strained by border disputes and trade tensions.
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India, China To Explore Ways To Avoid Doklam-Like Standoffs
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and her Chinese counterpart Wei Fenghe will hold extensive talks on Thursday, focus of which will be to remove distrust and boost coordination between the armies of the two neighbours guarding their disputed border,
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Let's Get Ties On 'Right Track', China's Xi Jinping Tells PM Narendra Modi: 10 Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and China's President Xi Jinping agreed that more needed to be done to avoid future border disputes, the government said today as the two leaders held their first bilateral talks since the protracted standoff at Doklam ended last week. "One of the most important points made during the meeting was that peace and tranquil...
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Ahead Of PM Modi Visit, China Says Hope India Learnt Lesson At Doklam
China and India have great potential for cooperation, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Wednesday, seeking to cast their difficult ties in a positive light ahead of next week's visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Foreign Media Links Doklam Resolution To PM Modi Trip To China
India and China have withdrawn troops from a disputed Himalayan region on the border with China, foreign ministries from the two countries announced Monday, defusing a tense standoff that had threatened to provoke armed conflict between the nuclear-armed Asian rivals.
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China Hardens Stand, Says No Bilateral Meet For PM Modi, Xi At G20
China has said that "the atmosphere is not right" for a formal or bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping when they gather for the G20 summit in Hamburg.
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China Welcomes Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Remarks On India-China Border
China today welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks in Russia that not a single bullet has been fired at Sino-India border in the last 40 years despite the simmering boundary dispute between the two neighbours. "We have noted positive remarks made by Prime Minister Modi. We welcome that," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told medi...
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Not One Bullet Fired In 40 Years Despite Border Dispute With China: PM Modi
The world has increasingly become inter-connected and inter-dependent, a transformation that has made it necessary for India and China to cooperate on trade and investments despite a simmering border dispute, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday.
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In Beijing, PM Speaks Candidly on Border Dispute, Calls for 'Mutual Security, Equality'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today emphasised the need to urgently resolve the long-standing border dispute with China. "We must address issues that lead to doubts, mistrust in our relationship," he said at a university in Beijing on the second day of his three-day visit to China.
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No Need for Arbitration in India-China Border Dispute: PM Narendra Modi
China and India are both competent to find a solution to their border problems through dialogue and there is no need for arbitration, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at the Council of Foreign Relations in New York on Monday.
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India-China Border Situation Needs To Be Addressed Urgently: PM Modi
The India-China border situation needs to be addressed urgently to resolve the "abnormality" in the bilateral interactions, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi, asserting that the two countries share an important relationship.
-
Opinion: Why PM Modi Remains So Popular Despite Coronavirus Crisis
India's Covid-19 cases continue to climb, even as the economy tanks. China is pressing forward on the two countries' disputed Himalayan border, where dozens of Indian soldiers have been killed. Tax revenues have plummeted, state governments are unhappy and 21 million of India's rare salaried jobs vanished in the last few months. And yet Prime Minis...
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"Hope Parliament Sends Message That Nation Stands With Soldiers": PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his traditional comments before the parliament session, delivered a strong message on the China dispute at the border. "We hope parliament and all members will unitedly send the message that the nation stands with our soldiers," PM Modi said.
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Narendra Modi Speech Highlights: Farmers, Taxpayers Behind COVID Welfare Schemes' Success, Says PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday gave credit to the farmers and taxpayers for enabling the Centre to provide free foodgrains during the COVID-19 phase to the poor and needy in the country.
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PM Modi Not In "Good Mood" Over Border Row With China: Donald Trump
Reiterating his offer to mediate on the border dispute between India and China, US President Donald Trump has said that he spoke with PM Narendra Modi about the "big conflict" and asserted that Indian Prime Minister is not in a "good mood" over the latest flare-ups between the two countries.
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PM Modi-President Xi's Seaside Summit Aims To Reset China-India Ties
Ancient temples carved into massive rock faces along the ocean will form the backdrop to Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's informal talks aimed at resetting ties strained by border disputes and trade tensions.
-
India, China To Explore Ways To Avoid Doklam-Like Standoffs
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and her Chinese counterpart Wei Fenghe will hold extensive talks on Thursday, focus of which will be to remove distrust and boost coordination between the armies of the two neighbours guarding their disputed border,
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Let's Get Ties On 'Right Track', China's Xi Jinping Tells PM Narendra Modi: 10 Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and China's President Xi Jinping agreed that more needed to be done to avoid future border disputes, the government said today as the two leaders held their first bilateral talks since the protracted standoff at Doklam ended last week. "One of the most important points made during the meeting was that peace and tranquil...
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Ahead Of PM Modi Visit, China Says Hope India Learnt Lesson At Doklam
China and India have great potential for cooperation, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Wednesday, seeking to cast their difficult ties in a positive light ahead of next week's visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Foreign Media Links Doklam Resolution To PM Modi Trip To China
India and China have withdrawn troops from a disputed Himalayan region on the border with China, foreign ministries from the two countries announced Monday, defusing a tense standoff that had threatened to provoke armed conflict between the nuclear-armed Asian rivals.
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China Hardens Stand, Says No Bilateral Meet For PM Modi, Xi At G20
China has said that "the atmosphere is not right" for a formal or bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping when they gather for the G20 summit in Hamburg.
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China Welcomes Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Remarks On India-China Border
China today welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks in Russia that not a single bullet has been fired at Sino-India border in the last 40 years despite the simmering boundary dispute between the two neighbours. "We have noted positive remarks made by Prime Minister Modi. We welcome that," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told medi...
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Not One Bullet Fired In 40 Years Despite Border Dispute With China: PM Modi
The world has increasingly become inter-connected and inter-dependent, a transformation that has made it necessary for India and China to cooperate on trade and investments despite a simmering border dispute, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday.
-
In Beijing, PM Speaks Candidly on Border Dispute, Calls for 'Mutual Security, Equality'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today emphasised the need to urgently resolve the long-standing border dispute with China. "We must address issues that lead to doubts, mistrust in our relationship," he said at a university in Beijing on the second day of his three-day visit to China.
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No Need for Arbitration in India-China Border Dispute: PM Narendra Modi
China and India are both competent to find a solution to their border problems through dialogue and there is no need for arbitration, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at the Council of Foreign Relations in New York on Monday.
