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"This Is Not 1962": Arunachal Chief Minister Dismisses China's Claim
The chief minister said the focus should remain on development, noting that Arunachal Pradesh is witnessing major investments in infrastructure, border connectivity and hydropower projects.
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Verification Patrolling Has Started In Ladakh's Demchok, Depsang: Centre
The Ministry of External Affairs on Saturday said that verification patrolling has commenced in Demchok and Depsang, paving the way for coordinated patrolling to begin once the disengagement is fully finalized.
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India, China Disengagement On Schedule, "Almost" Over: Defence Sources
Indian and Chinese troops have "almost completed" disengagement in the Depsang and Demchok areas of eastern Ladakh, defence sources told news agency ANI Tuesday.
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Satellite Pics: China's New Base Near Pangong Lake "Unlike Any Other Site"
Senior Indian military sources who have analysed satellite imagery of a new Chinese base on the North bank of the Pangong Lake say that the site ''is unlike any other site'' that lies on the Chinese side of the Line of Actual control.
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Arunachal Integral Part Of India, China Trying To Change Status Quo: US
The United States recognises the McMahon Line as the international boundary between China and Arunachal Pradesh, according to a bipartisan Senate resolution that sees Arunachal Pradesh as an integral part of India.
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"Concerned By China's Attempt To Intimidate": US On Border Row With India
The US is concerned by China's attempt to "intimidate" its neighbours, including India, as Washington believes that Beijing's behaviour in the region and around the world could be "destabilising".
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Chief Of Defence Staff Gen Rawat Says China Is "Biggest Security Threat"
China has become India's biggest security threat and the tens of thousands of troops and weaponry that New Delhi rushed to secure the de-facto Himalayan border last year will not be able to return to base for a while, General Bipin Rawat said.
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"We'll Stand With Friends...": US On India Amid Ladakh Row With China
The United States on Tuesday expressed concern over Beijing's attempts to intimidate neighbours and supported a peaceful resolution to the India-China border standoff.
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Highlights: 80 Crore People To Get Free Food Grains Till November-End, Says PM
PM Narendra Modi Speech Highlights: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to the nation today comes amid an ongoing stand-off between India and China at Ladakh's Galwan valley and a surge in coronavirus cases that has shown little sign of slowing down.
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Tackle Drones From China: Himachal Governor Writes To Rajnath Singh
Amid the rising tension between India and China in the east Ladakh area, Himachal Pradesh Governor Bandaru Dattatreya has written to Union Defence Minsiter Rajnath Singh requesting "adequate arrangements to tackle drones from China".
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Narendra Modi Speech Highlights: Farmers, Taxpayers Behind COVID Welfare Schemes' Success, Says PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday gave credit to the farmers and taxpayers for enabling the Centre to provide free foodgrains during the COVID-19 phase to the poor and needy in the country.
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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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Ready To Maintain Peace At Frontiers With India, Says China
China on Monday expressed readiness to jointly maintain peace along the border areas with India and said Nathu La, the frontier post visited by Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, was the "best witness" to the UK-China treaty of 1890.
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Wouldn't It Be Utter Chaos If We Entered India, Says China On Doklam
China today said there will be "utter chaos" if its troops entered India on the pretext that Indian border infrastructure posed a threat to Beijing.
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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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"This Is Not 1962": Arunachal Chief Minister Dismisses China's Claim
The chief minister said the focus should remain on development, noting that Arunachal Pradesh is witnessing major investments in infrastructure, border connectivity and hydropower projects.
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Verification Patrolling Has Started In Ladakh's Demchok, Depsang: Centre
The Ministry of External Affairs on Saturday said that verification patrolling has commenced in Demchok and Depsang, paving the way for coordinated patrolling to begin once the disengagement is fully finalized.
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India, China Disengagement On Schedule, "Almost" Over: Defence Sources
Indian and Chinese troops have "almost completed" disengagement in the Depsang and Demchok areas of eastern Ladakh, defence sources told news agency ANI Tuesday.
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Satellite Pics: China's New Base Near Pangong Lake "Unlike Any Other Site"
Senior Indian military sources who have analysed satellite imagery of a new Chinese base on the North bank of the Pangong Lake say that the site ''is unlike any other site'' that lies on the Chinese side of the Line of Actual control.
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Arunachal Integral Part Of India, China Trying To Change Status Quo: US
The United States recognises the McMahon Line as the international boundary between China and Arunachal Pradesh, according to a bipartisan Senate resolution that sees Arunachal Pradesh as an integral part of India.
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"Concerned By China's Attempt To Intimidate": US On Border Row With India
The US is concerned by China's attempt to "intimidate" its neighbours, including India, as Washington believes that Beijing's behaviour in the region and around the world could be "destabilising".
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Chief Of Defence Staff Gen Rawat Says China Is "Biggest Security Threat"
China has become India's biggest security threat and the tens of thousands of troops and weaponry that New Delhi rushed to secure the de-facto Himalayan border last year will not be able to return to base for a while, General Bipin Rawat said.
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"We'll Stand With Friends...": US On India Amid Ladakh Row With China
The United States on Tuesday expressed concern over Beijing's attempts to intimidate neighbours and supported a peaceful resolution to the India-China border standoff.
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Highlights: 80 Crore People To Get Free Food Grains Till November-End, Says PM
PM Narendra Modi Speech Highlights: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to the nation today comes amid an ongoing stand-off between India and China at Ladakh's Galwan valley and a surge in coronavirus cases that has shown little sign of slowing down.
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Tackle Drones From China: Himachal Governor Writes To Rajnath Singh
Amid the rising tension between India and China in the east Ladakh area, Himachal Pradesh Governor Bandaru Dattatreya has written to Union Defence Minsiter Rajnath Singh requesting "adequate arrangements to tackle drones from China".
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Narendra Modi Speech Highlights: Farmers, Taxpayers Behind COVID Welfare Schemes' Success, Says PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday gave credit to the farmers and taxpayers for enabling the Centre to provide free foodgrains during the COVID-19 phase to the poor and needy in the country.
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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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Ready To Maintain Peace At Frontiers With India, Says China
China on Monday expressed readiness to jointly maintain peace along the border areas with India and said Nathu La, the frontier post visited by Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, was the "best witness" to the UK-China treaty of 1890.
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Wouldn't It Be Utter Chaos If We Entered India, Says China On Doklam
China today said there will be "utter chaos" if its troops entered India on the pretext that Indian border infrastructure posed a threat to Beijing.
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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.
