Doklam Controversy
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Important To Not Change Status Quo At Sensitive Points At India-China Border: Indian Ambassador
The Doklam standoff has been blown out of proportion but it is important to not change the "status quo" at sensitive points at the India-China border, Indian Ambassador to China Gautam Bambawale said.
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No Change In Status Quo At Doklam: Foreign Ministry Spokesperson
India said today that the status quo has not been altered at Doklam, where Indian and Chinese troops were locked in a stand-off for over two months last year, and rejected any suggestion to the contrary as "inaccurate and mischievous".
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Modi Government "Caught Snoozing" While China Occupying Doklam: Congress
The Congress on Thursday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of compromising with national security and strategic interests, and said his government was "caught snoozing" when China was reportedly occupying the Doklam plateau with fresh military installations.
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Must Learn From Doklam To Avoid Future Conflict, Says China
China today said the Doklam standoff posed a "major test" for bilateral ties with India and lessons should be learnt from it to avoid a similar situation of its kind in future
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India, China Hold First Border Talk After Doklam Standoff
India and China today held their first meeting on the border consultation and coordination mechanism here after the Doklam standoff and reviewed the situation in all the sectors of their border and exchanged views on enhancing CBMs and military contacts.
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No New Developments At Doklam Face-Off Site; Status Quo Prevails: Government
The External Affairs Ministry said today there are no new developments at the India-China military face-off site in Doklam and its vicinity since the August 28 disengagement.
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China Says 'India Slapped Its Own Face' With A Road In Ladakh
In a new fit of aggression, China today said that India has "slapped its own face" by deciding to build a road near Pangong Lake in Ladakh where soldiers of the two armies clashed earlier this month.
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Rajnath Singh Says China Tension To End Soon, Beijing Makes Angry Comment
Days after footage emerged of Indian and Chinese soldiers fighting at the border at Sikkim, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said that the confrontation will end soon. China offered no assurances, instead blaming India again for the altercation that has extended into its third month and for the clashes that erupted with soldiers from both sides throwing...
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Taking Aim At China, India Tightens Power Grid, Telecoms Rules
India is tightening the rules for businesses entering its power transmission sector and making stringent checks on both power and telecoms equipment for malware - moves that government and industry officials say aim to check China's advance into sensitive sectors.
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Before Ajit Doval Trip, China Takes Tough Stand On Sikkim Standoff
A day before National Security Adviser Ajit Doval's arrival, China has repeated that India must "unconditionally" withdraws troops from across the Sikkim border if it wants to hold talks on how to end the nearly six-week long confrontation on a mountainous plateau.
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Ajit Doval Is 'Main Schemer': Chinese State-Run Media Lashes Out At Trip
Two days before National Security Adviser Ajit Doval lands in China, a nationalist state-run tabloid has said "the main schemer's trip" will not persuade Beijing into talks on the border dispute at Sikkim unless Delhi commits to pulling back its soldiers.
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Important To Not Change Status Quo At Sensitive Points At India-China Border: Indian Ambassador
The Doklam standoff has been blown out of proportion but it is important to not change the "status quo" at sensitive points at the India-China border, Indian Ambassador to China Gautam Bambawale said.
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No Change In Status Quo At Doklam: Foreign Ministry Spokesperson
India said today that the status quo has not been altered at Doklam, where Indian and Chinese troops were locked in a stand-off for over two months last year, and rejected any suggestion to the contrary as "inaccurate and mischievous".
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Modi Government "Caught Snoozing" While China Occupying Doklam: Congress
The Congress on Thursday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of compromising with national security and strategic interests, and said his government was "caught snoozing" when China was reportedly occupying the Doklam plateau with fresh military installations.
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Must Learn From Doklam To Avoid Future Conflict, Says China
China today said the Doklam standoff posed a "major test" for bilateral ties with India and lessons should be learnt from it to avoid a similar situation of its kind in future
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India, China Hold First Border Talk After Doklam Standoff
India and China today held their first meeting on the border consultation and coordination mechanism here after the Doklam standoff and reviewed the situation in all the sectors of their border and exchanged views on enhancing CBMs and military contacts.
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No New Developments At Doklam Face-Off Site; Status Quo Prevails: Government
The External Affairs Ministry said today there are no new developments at the India-China military face-off site in Doklam and its vicinity since the August 28 disengagement.
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China Says 'India Slapped Its Own Face' With A Road In Ladakh
In a new fit of aggression, China today said that India has "slapped its own face" by deciding to build a road near Pangong Lake in Ladakh where soldiers of the two armies clashed earlier this month.
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Rajnath Singh Says China Tension To End Soon, Beijing Makes Angry Comment
Days after footage emerged of Indian and Chinese soldiers fighting at the border at Sikkim, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said that the confrontation will end soon. China offered no assurances, instead blaming India again for the altercation that has extended into its third month and for the clashes that erupted with soldiers from both sides throwing...
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Taking Aim At China, India Tightens Power Grid, Telecoms Rules
India is tightening the rules for businesses entering its power transmission sector and making stringent checks on both power and telecoms equipment for malware - moves that government and industry officials say aim to check China's advance into sensitive sectors.
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Before Ajit Doval Trip, China Takes Tough Stand On Sikkim Standoff
A day before National Security Adviser Ajit Doval's arrival, China has repeated that India must "unconditionally" withdraws troops from across the Sikkim border if it wants to hold talks on how to end the nearly six-week long confrontation on a mountainous plateau.
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Ajit Doval Is 'Main Schemer': Chinese State-Run Media Lashes Out At Trip
Two days before National Security Adviser Ajit Doval lands in China, a nationalist state-run tabloid has said "the main schemer's trip" will not persuade Beijing into talks on the border dispute at Sikkim unless Delhi commits to pulling back its soldiers.
