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"No Fresh Infrastructure Development In Doklam": Eastern Army Commander
Eastern Army commander Lieutenant General R P Kalita on Friday said there has been no fresh issue with regard to infrastructure development at Doklam in the Sikkim sector.
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Positive Border Talks With India Helped Prevent Another "Doklam": Chinese State Media
Positive discussions over the ongoing border issues at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) during the commander-level talks between the Indian and Chinese military over this weekend prevented another Doklam-like crisis, The Global Times, a daily tabloid of the Chinese Communist Party, reported.
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Army Chief Talks Of "Eventual Solution" On China Border Issue
New Army chief General MM Naravane said today that the armed forces were focusing on "capability development" in connection with the border with China and expressed hope that maintaining peace and tranquillity there will help arrive at an "eventual solution".
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Encourage Bhutan To Deploy More Soldiers In Doklam, Panel Tells Centre
A parliamentary panel adopted a report on the Doklam issue today recommending that India should encourage Bhutan to deploy more soldiers on the northern parts of the sensitive region.
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Lack Of Quorum Stops Parliamentary Panel From Adopting Doklam Report
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs on Thursday could not adopt the draft report on Doklam issue due to lack of quorum as most of the BJP members stayed away from the meeting.
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Congress Hits Out At PM For "Not Raising Doklam Issue" With Xi Jinping
The Congress on Friday hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not raising the Doklam issue with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Johannesburg.
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China, Bhutan Discuss Border Issues, Doklam Plateau
China on Tuesday said it discussed the vexed boundary issue, including the Doklam plateau, with Bhutan during Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Kong Xuanyou's three-day visit to Thimpu.
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"No Aggressive Patrolling" Along China Border, Army Told After Wuhan Meet
The informal summit at Wuhan between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese president Xi Jinping has thrown up new guidelines for the military of both nations as part of moving beyond Doklam and "maintaining peace and tranquillity" on border areas. On the ground, it would involve avoidance of "aggressive patrolling" along the border, army sources...
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"Doklam Happened Due To Lack Of Mutual Trust": China
The Doklam standoff happened due to "lack of mutual trust" between India and China, and they need to work together to create favourable conditions and gradually settle the boundary issue, a top Chinese diplomat said today, ahead of this week's informal summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Hope 'Our 56 Inch Strongman' Has Plan On Doklam: Rahul Gandhi
Congress president Rahul Gandhi today took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the Doklam issue, saying he hoped the "56 inch strongman" has a plan to deal with the situation.
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"No Fresh Infrastructure Development In Doklam": Eastern Army Commander
Eastern Army commander Lieutenant General R P Kalita on Friday said there has been no fresh issue with regard to infrastructure development at Doklam in the Sikkim sector.
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Positive Border Talks With India Helped Prevent Another "Doklam": Chinese State Media
Positive discussions over the ongoing border issues at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) during the commander-level talks between the Indian and Chinese military over this weekend prevented another Doklam-like crisis, The Global Times, a daily tabloid of the Chinese Communist Party, reported.
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Army Chief Talks Of "Eventual Solution" On China Border Issue
New Army chief General MM Naravane said today that the armed forces were focusing on "capability development" in connection with the border with China and expressed hope that maintaining peace and tranquillity there will help arrive at an "eventual solution".
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Encourage Bhutan To Deploy More Soldiers In Doklam, Panel Tells Centre
A parliamentary panel adopted a report on the Doklam issue today recommending that India should encourage Bhutan to deploy more soldiers on the northern parts of the sensitive region.
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Lack Of Quorum Stops Parliamentary Panel From Adopting Doklam Report
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs on Thursday could not adopt the draft report on Doklam issue due to lack of quorum as most of the BJP members stayed away from the meeting.
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Congress Hits Out At PM For "Not Raising Doklam Issue" With Xi Jinping
The Congress on Friday hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not raising the Doklam issue with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Johannesburg.
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China, Bhutan Discuss Border Issues, Doklam Plateau
China on Tuesday said it discussed the vexed boundary issue, including the Doklam plateau, with Bhutan during Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Kong Xuanyou's three-day visit to Thimpu.
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"No Aggressive Patrolling" Along China Border, Army Told After Wuhan Meet
The informal summit at Wuhan between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese president Xi Jinping has thrown up new guidelines for the military of both nations as part of moving beyond Doklam and "maintaining peace and tranquillity" on border areas. On the ground, it would involve avoidance of "aggressive patrolling" along the border, army sources...
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"Doklam Happened Due To Lack Of Mutual Trust": China
The Doklam standoff happened due to "lack of mutual trust" between India and China, and they need to work together to create favourable conditions and gradually settle the boundary issue, a top Chinese diplomat said today, ahead of this week's informal summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Hope 'Our 56 Inch Strongman' Has Plan On Doklam: Rahul Gandhi
Congress president Rahul Gandhi today took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the Doklam issue, saying he hoped the "56 inch strongman" has a plan to deal with the situation.
