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PM Modi, Chinese President Xi Jinping Expected To Meet On Tuesday
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to hold a bilateral meeting on Tuesday, nearly a week after India and China announced resolution of the 73-day-long Dokalam standoff.
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Bhutan Welcomes End Of Standoff Between India And China
Bhutan today welcomed the end of the 73-day standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in Dokalam and hoped it would help in ensuring peace and tranquillity at the trijunction.
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Will Continue To Engage With China For Dokalam Solution: India
India today said it will continue to engage with China to find a mutually acceptable solution to the Dokalam standoff, asserting that peace and tranquility on the border is an important pre-requisite for smooth bilateral relationship.
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To China's Latest Warning On Border Row, India Sticks To Diplomacy
In line with Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's stress on patience, restraint and diplomacy to resolve the Dokalam standoff, India on Friday refused to be drawn into a tit-for-tat with Beijing, saying New Delhi wanted peace and tranquillity at the border and would achieve this objective through diplomacy.
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Diplomatic Channels 'Functioning' To Resolve Standoff: India
India today continued to maintain that diplomatic channels were "functional" to resolve the ongoing standoff in Dokalam in the Sikkim sector.
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Don't Use 'Trespass' To Realise Political Targets, China Tells India
India should not use "trespass" into the Dokalam area in the Sikkim sector as a "policy tool" to achieve its "political targets", China said today, asking New Delhi to immediately withdraw its troops to avoid any escalation.
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China Claims Foreign Diplomats 'Shocked' By India Crossing Sikkim Border
China claimed today that foreign diplomats in Beijing are "shocked" by India's "illegal trespass" into Chinese territory across the Sikkim border last month which has led to a simmering confrontation between the armies of the two countries.
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China Tells Foreign Diplomats Its Patience With India 'Won't Be Indefinite'
Over a month into the border standoff at Sikkim between India and China, diplomatic sources have told NDTV that several foreign embassies in Delhi are concerned and worried.
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China Should Acknowledge India A Force To Reckon With: Ex-US Diplomat Nisha Desai Biswal
Amid the ongoing standoff between Indian and Chinese troops at the Dokalam area in the Sikkim sector, a former US diplomat has said that China needs to acknowledge that India is "a force to be reckoned with" and other countries in the region are unsettled by Beijing's behaviour.
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In Sikkim Border Staredown, Indian, Chinese Soldiers Stand Metres Apart
For the last 30 days at least, 350-odd Indian soldiers have been standing in a human chain, eyeball to eyeball with Chinese troops at Dokalam in Bhutan. Armed, but guns pointed down, the two lines of soldiers stand just metres apart. The lines stretch across 500-odd meters, in an area located roughly 15 km from the Nathu La pass.
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Government Briefs Opposition For Second Day On Dokalam, Kashmir
Opposition leaders were told about the prevailing situation along the Sino-Indian border and Jammu and Kashmir and the government's action, an official spokesperson said. Yesterday, Swaraj, Jaitley and Home Minister Rajnath Singh had briefed leaders of 14 opposition parties.
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'Sino-India Standoff Could Be Part Of China's Salami-Slicing Tactics'
The standoff between India and China soldiers in the Dokalam area could be part of China's "salami-slicing" tactics of making "inch-by-inch" changes to the status quo to slowly gain a strategic mile, a top American expert has said.
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PM Modi, Chinese President Xi Jinping Expected To Meet On Tuesday
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to hold a bilateral meeting on Tuesday, nearly a week after India and China announced resolution of the 73-day-long Dokalam standoff.
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Bhutan Welcomes End Of Standoff Between India And China
Bhutan today welcomed the end of the 73-day standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in Dokalam and hoped it would help in ensuring peace and tranquillity at the trijunction.
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Will Continue To Engage With China For Dokalam Solution: India
India today said it will continue to engage with China to find a mutually acceptable solution to the Dokalam standoff, asserting that peace and tranquility on the border is an important pre-requisite for smooth bilateral relationship.
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To China's Latest Warning On Border Row, India Sticks To Diplomacy
In line with Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's stress on patience, restraint and diplomacy to resolve the Dokalam standoff, India on Friday refused to be drawn into a tit-for-tat with Beijing, saying New Delhi wanted peace and tranquillity at the border and would achieve this objective through diplomacy.
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Diplomatic Channels 'Functioning' To Resolve Standoff: India
India today continued to maintain that diplomatic channels were "functional" to resolve the ongoing standoff in Dokalam in the Sikkim sector.
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Don't Use 'Trespass' To Realise Political Targets, China Tells India
India should not use "trespass" into the Dokalam area in the Sikkim sector as a "policy tool" to achieve its "political targets", China said today, asking New Delhi to immediately withdraw its troops to avoid any escalation.
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China Claims Foreign Diplomats 'Shocked' By India Crossing Sikkim Border
China claimed today that foreign diplomats in Beijing are "shocked" by India's "illegal trespass" into Chinese territory across the Sikkim border last month which has led to a simmering confrontation between the armies of the two countries.
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China Tells Foreign Diplomats Its Patience With India 'Won't Be Indefinite'
Over a month into the border standoff at Sikkim between India and China, diplomatic sources have told NDTV that several foreign embassies in Delhi are concerned and worried.
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China Should Acknowledge India A Force To Reckon With: Ex-US Diplomat Nisha Desai Biswal
Amid the ongoing standoff between Indian and Chinese troops at the Dokalam area in the Sikkim sector, a former US diplomat has said that China needs to acknowledge that India is "a force to be reckoned with" and other countries in the region are unsettled by Beijing's behaviour.
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In Sikkim Border Staredown, Indian, Chinese Soldiers Stand Metres Apart
For the last 30 days at least, 350-odd Indian soldiers have been standing in a human chain, eyeball to eyeball with Chinese troops at Dokalam in Bhutan. Armed, but guns pointed down, the two lines of soldiers stand just metres apart. The lines stretch across 500-odd meters, in an area located roughly 15 km from the Nathu La pass.
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Government Briefs Opposition For Second Day On Dokalam, Kashmir
Opposition leaders were told about the prevailing situation along the Sino-Indian border and Jammu and Kashmir and the government's action, an official spokesperson said. Yesterday, Swaraj, Jaitley and Home Minister Rajnath Singh had briefed leaders of 14 opposition parties.
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'Sino-India Standoff Could Be Part Of China's Salami-Slicing Tactics'
The standoff between India and China soldiers in the Dokalam area could be part of China's "salami-slicing" tactics of making "inch-by-inch" changes to the status quo to slowly gain a strategic mile, a top American expert has said.
