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Peace At Border Must For Improvement Of Ties With China: S Jaishankar
China must adhere to border management pacts and there has to be peace and tranquillity along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) for improvement in Sino-India ties, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar asserted on Saturday.
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"Deteriorated India-China Ties Doesn't Mean...": Lava Boss Seeks Bail
Hari Om Rai, the arrested managing director of phone maker Lava, told a Delhi court that because the Sino-India relations have deteriorated over the years, it does not mean he committed an offence when there were friendly business relations.
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Centre's Go-Ahead For More Border Troops, New Base Amid Tension With China
The government today sanctioned hiring of 9,400 fresh troops for raising seven new border battalions apart from a new operational base for the India-China LAC guarding force Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP).
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State Of Border Will Reflect On India-China Relationship: S Jaishankar
Addressing the 12th Delhi Dialogue in the presence of many foreign ministers of ASEAN countries, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that the state of the border will be reflected on the state of the Sino-India relationship.
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"Adding Fuel To Fire": China Slams US General For Comment On Border Infra
China today termed critical remarks by a top US General on its infrastructure build-up at the Sino-India border as a "despicable act" and criticised the attempts of some American officials to "add fuel to fire".
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"Sino-Indian Ties Have Own Intrinsic Logic, Not Based On 3rd Party": China
China today said it agrees with External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar's assertion that Beijing should not view its relations with India through the lens of a third country, saying that Sino-India relations have their own "intrinsic logic".
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Maintaining Border Peace Essential For Development Ties: India To China
India today reiterated that maintenance of peace and tranquility in border areas is an essential basis for the development of Sino-India relations as it underlined the need for Beijing to respect mutual concerns, sensitivities and priorities.
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Congress Seeks Early Parliament Session To Discuss COVID-19 Pandemic, Sino-India, Economic Situation
The Congress on Thursday demanded that a session of Parliament be convened to enable discussion on key issues like the COVID-19 situation, the Sino-India standoff at the border and the state of the economy in the country.
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"Complete Disengagement Process In Ladakh Intricate, Needs Constant Verification": Army
China and India are committed to "complete disengagement" of troops, and the process is "intricate" that requires "constant verification", the Indian Army said on Thursday after the fourth round of marathon military talks on de-escalation of the situation in eastern Ladakh.
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India Engaging With China Through Diplomatic, Military Channels: Foreign Secretary
India is engaging with China through diplomatic and military channels, Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said on Monday, asserting that if there is no communication with that country, then the Sino-India border situation would be much worse.
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"Shutting India's Doors To Other Countries Won't Help": Chief Economic Advisor
Amid the current anti-Chinese sentiment triggered by the Sino-India border tension and talks of an import substitution policy, Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy V Subramanian on Tuesday said shutting the doors to other countries will not help India.
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BJP Chief JP Nadda Hits Out At Rahul Gandhi Over Remarks On Ladakh Clash
BJP chief JP Nadda on Saturday targeted Rahul Gandhi over his remarks on the Sino-India face-off in Ladakh, alleging he was lowering the morale of defence forces through his tweets.
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"Not The India Of 1962": Union Minister Attacks Congress On China
It is no longer the India of 1962 and the country is led by a "courageous" leader like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, not by the Congress, the BJP said on Wednesday, seeking to fend off the attack by the opposition party on the government's handling of the Sino-India border standoff.
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China Bolsters Troops In Aksai-Chin Region Of Sino-India Border: Reports
Chinese troops have bolstered their border control measures in the Galwan Valley in the Aksai Chin region of the Sino-India border, official media reported on Monday.
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India, China Hold Border Talks, Resolve To Maintain Peace
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held talks on decades-old Sino-India boundary issue today under the framework of Special Representatives dialogue.
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Peace At Border Must For Improvement Of Ties With China: S Jaishankar
China must adhere to border management pacts and there has to be peace and tranquillity along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) for improvement in Sino-India ties, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar asserted on Saturday.
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"Deteriorated India-China Ties Doesn't Mean...": Lava Boss Seeks Bail
Hari Om Rai, the arrested managing director of phone maker Lava, told a Delhi court that because the Sino-India relations have deteriorated over the years, it does not mean he committed an offence when there were friendly business relations.
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Centre's Go-Ahead For More Border Troops, New Base Amid Tension With China
The government today sanctioned hiring of 9,400 fresh troops for raising seven new border battalions apart from a new operational base for the India-China LAC guarding force Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP).
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State Of Border Will Reflect On India-China Relationship: S Jaishankar
Addressing the 12th Delhi Dialogue in the presence of many foreign ministers of ASEAN countries, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that the state of the border will be reflected on the state of the Sino-India relationship.
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"Adding Fuel To Fire": China Slams US General For Comment On Border Infra
China today termed critical remarks by a top US General on its infrastructure build-up at the Sino-India border as a "despicable act" and criticised the attempts of some American officials to "add fuel to fire".
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"Sino-Indian Ties Have Own Intrinsic Logic, Not Based On 3rd Party": China
China today said it agrees with External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar's assertion that Beijing should not view its relations with India through the lens of a third country, saying that Sino-India relations have their own "intrinsic logic".
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Maintaining Border Peace Essential For Development Ties: India To China
India today reiterated that maintenance of peace and tranquility in border areas is an essential basis for the development of Sino-India relations as it underlined the need for Beijing to respect mutual concerns, sensitivities and priorities.
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Congress Seeks Early Parliament Session To Discuss COVID-19 Pandemic, Sino-India, Economic Situation
The Congress on Thursday demanded that a session of Parliament be convened to enable discussion on key issues like the COVID-19 situation, the Sino-India standoff at the border and the state of the economy in the country.
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"Complete Disengagement Process In Ladakh Intricate, Needs Constant Verification": Army
China and India are committed to "complete disengagement" of troops, and the process is "intricate" that requires "constant verification", the Indian Army said on Thursday after the fourth round of marathon military talks on de-escalation of the situation in eastern Ladakh.
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India Engaging With China Through Diplomatic, Military Channels: Foreign Secretary
India is engaging with China through diplomatic and military channels, Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said on Monday, asserting that if there is no communication with that country, then the Sino-India border situation would be much worse.
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"Shutting India's Doors To Other Countries Won't Help": Chief Economic Advisor
Amid the current anti-Chinese sentiment triggered by the Sino-India border tension and talks of an import substitution policy, Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy V Subramanian on Tuesday said shutting the doors to other countries will not help India.
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BJP Chief JP Nadda Hits Out At Rahul Gandhi Over Remarks On Ladakh Clash
BJP chief JP Nadda on Saturday targeted Rahul Gandhi over his remarks on the Sino-India face-off in Ladakh, alleging he was lowering the morale of defence forces through his tweets.
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"Not The India Of 1962": Union Minister Attacks Congress On China
It is no longer the India of 1962 and the country is led by a "courageous" leader like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, not by the Congress, the BJP said on Wednesday, seeking to fend off the attack by the opposition party on the government's handling of the Sino-India border standoff.
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China Bolsters Troops In Aksai-Chin Region Of Sino-India Border: Reports
Chinese troops have bolstered their border control measures in the Galwan Valley in the Aksai Chin region of the Sino-India border, official media reported on Monday.
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India, China Hold Border Talks, Resolve To Maintain Peace
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held talks on decades-old Sino-India boundary issue today under the framework of Special Representatives dialogue.
