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Japan's Claim Of Airspace Breach By Military Plane Being Verified By China
China said Tuesday it was "verifying" claims by Japan of the first confirmed incursion by a Chinese military aircraft into its airspace.
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"Bullying Acts": Taiwan Slams China After Biggest Ever Fighter Jet Incursion
Taiwan accused Beijing of bullying and damaging regional peace Saturday after Chinese fighter jets and bombers made their largest ever incursion into the island's air defence zone.
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Taiwan Reports Largest Chinese Air Force Incursion Amid Deepening US Ties
Twenty-five Chinese air force aircraft including fighters and nuclear-capable bombers entered Taiwan's air defence identification zone (ADIZ) on Monday, the island's government said, the largest reported incursion to date.
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Union Minister Schools Rahul Gandhi For Asking China Question On Twitter
Hours after Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of being "absolutely silent" while the Chinese "have taken our territory", Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad delivered a withering response. The Congress leader should not ask questions on international matters on Twitter, said the minister.
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Home Minister Rajnath Singh's Strict Warning to China over Incursions
Days after warning China against any construction on Indian territory, Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said that China "has illegally occupied Aksai Chin in Ladakh and incursions by Chinese troops don't augur well for maintaining cordial ties."
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Why Chinese Troops Backed Down After PM Modi-President Xi Talks
Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered troops to move out of Ladakh after Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised the issue during talks with him on Thursday, according to government sources.
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Border Face-Off Shadows PM Modi's Talks With Chinese President Xi
A 1000-strong-force from the Indian and Chinese side are currently locked in an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation in Ladakh's Chumur sector where Chinese troops transgressed into early on Wednesday morning.
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Chinese Troops Make Bids to Enter Indian Waters in Ladakh: Reports
After making incursion bids in Ladakh through land route, Chinese troops have made several attempts to enter Indian waters at Pangong lake nestled in the higher reaches of Ladakh with the latest incident reported on Friday.
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Defence Minister AK Antony denies reports of China occupying 640 km of Indian territory in April
The government today came under attack in Parliament over a report that Chinese troops occupied 640 sq kn of Indian territory in April, near the border in north-east Ladakh.
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AK Antony to clarify whether China occupied 640 sq kms in Ladakh in April
Defence Minister AK Antony will clarify in Parliament today whether China has occupied 640 kilometres of Indian territory along the de-factor border with China in north-east Ladakh.
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Three Chinese incursions in Ladakh in last five days: sources
Despite recent statements by Beijing of its intent to improve ties with New Delhi, reports of Chinese incursion into Indian territory continue. Sources have told NDTV that Chinese troops crossed over into Chumar sector in Ladakh region thrice - on July 16, 18, and 20 - in the last five days.
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Chinese troops enter Ladakh again: reports
On June 17, Chinese troops entered disputed territory in the Chumar sector of Ladakh and reportedly took away a non-functioning CCTV camera placed just ahead of an Indian post.
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India-China pullback: what happened behind the scenes
The end of a 20-day face-off with China in Ladakh came after intense diplomatic pressure, including the threat that India was willing to scale down its relations with its neighbour if the latter did not withdraw a platoon camped on Indian territory since April 15.
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Amid China stand-off, Salman Khurshid may cancel Beijing trip, say sources
In a toughening of stance over the border stand-off with China, External Affairs Minister Salman Khursid may cancel his upcoming trip to Beijing, sources have told NDTV. Mr Khurshid is scheduled to visit China on May 9.
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Amid China stand-off, government rethinking Salman Khurshid's trip to Beijing
With China refusing to withdraw its soldiers from a camp set up in Ladakh 19 kilometres on the Indian side of the de-facto border in Ladakh, Foreign Minister Salman Khurshid's trip to Beijing later this month appears tenuous.
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Japan's Claim Of Airspace Breach By Military Plane Being Verified By China
China said Tuesday it was "verifying" claims by Japan of the first confirmed incursion by a Chinese military aircraft into its airspace.
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"Bullying Acts": Taiwan Slams China After Biggest Ever Fighter Jet Incursion
Taiwan accused Beijing of bullying and damaging regional peace Saturday after Chinese fighter jets and bombers made their largest ever incursion into the island's air defence zone.
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Taiwan Reports Largest Chinese Air Force Incursion Amid Deepening US Ties
Twenty-five Chinese air force aircraft including fighters and nuclear-capable bombers entered Taiwan's air defence identification zone (ADIZ) on Monday, the island's government said, the largest reported incursion to date.
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Union Minister Schools Rahul Gandhi For Asking China Question On Twitter
Hours after Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of being "absolutely silent" while the Chinese "have taken our territory", Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad delivered a withering response. The Congress leader should not ask questions on international matters on Twitter, said the minister.
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Home Minister Rajnath Singh's Strict Warning to China over Incursions
Days after warning China against any construction on Indian territory, Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said that China "has illegally occupied Aksai Chin in Ladakh and incursions by Chinese troops don't augur well for maintaining cordial ties."
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Why Chinese Troops Backed Down After PM Modi-President Xi Talks
Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered troops to move out of Ladakh after Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised the issue during talks with him on Thursday, according to government sources.
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Border Face-Off Shadows PM Modi's Talks With Chinese President Xi
A 1000-strong-force from the Indian and Chinese side are currently locked in an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation in Ladakh's Chumur sector where Chinese troops transgressed into early on Wednesday morning.
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Chinese Troops Make Bids to Enter Indian Waters in Ladakh: Reports
After making incursion bids in Ladakh through land route, Chinese troops have made several attempts to enter Indian waters at Pangong lake nestled in the higher reaches of Ladakh with the latest incident reported on Friday.
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Defence Minister AK Antony denies reports of China occupying 640 km of Indian territory in April
The government today came under attack in Parliament over a report that Chinese troops occupied 640 sq kn of Indian territory in April, near the border in north-east Ladakh.
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AK Antony to clarify whether China occupied 640 sq kms in Ladakh in April
Defence Minister AK Antony will clarify in Parliament today whether China has occupied 640 kilometres of Indian territory along the de-factor border with China in north-east Ladakh.
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Three Chinese incursions in Ladakh in last five days: sources
Despite recent statements by Beijing of its intent to improve ties with New Delhi, reports of Chinese incursion into Indian territory continue. Sources have told NDTV that Chinese troops crossed over into Chumar sector in Ladakh region thrice - on July 16, 18, and 20 - in the last five days.
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Chinese troops enter Ladakh again: reports
On June 17, Chinese troops entered disputed territory in the Chumar sector of Ladakh and reportedly took away a non-functioning CCTV camera placed just ahead of an Indian post.
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India-China pullback: what happened behind the scenes
The end of a 20-day face-off with China in Ladakh came after intense diplomatic pressure, including the threat that India was willing to scale down its relations with its neighbour if the latter did not withdraw a platoon camped on Indian territory since April 15.
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Amid China stand-off, Salman Khurshid may cancel Beijing trip, say sources
In a toughening of stance over the border stand-off with China, External Affairs Minister Salman Khursid may cancel his upcoming trip to Beijing, sources have told NDTV. Mr Khurshid is scheduled to visit China on May 9.
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Amid China stand-off, government rethinking Salman Khurshid's trip to Beijing
With China refusing to withdraw its soldiers from a camp set up in Ladakh 19 kilometres on the Indian side of the de-facto border in Ladakh, Foreign Minister Salman Khurshid's trip to Beijing later this month appears tenuous.
