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Disengagement 75% Complete: S Jaishankar On "Progress" Along LAC With China
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said today that there has been "some progress" with China on the boundary issue. The minister said that approximately 75 per cent of the "disengagement" problems have been resolved.
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India, China To Hold 13th Round Of Military Talks Next Week: Report
The next round of high-level military talks between India and China to take forward the disengagement process in remaining friction points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh is expected to take place next week, officials said.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Likely To Visit Ladakh On Friday: Report
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is scheduled to visit Ladakh on Friday to take stock of India's military preparedness in the wake of a bitter border standoff with the Chinese troops in the region, government sources said.
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"Centre Must Clarify If We Ceded Galwan Or Ousted Chinese Army": Shiv Sena's Priyanka Chaturvedi
Shiv Sena deputy leader Priyanka Chaturvedi today said the Centre must respond to China's claim that the sovereignty over the Galwan Valley area in Ladakh belonged to it.
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China Evades Question Again On Casualties Its Troops Suffered In Ladakh
Evading questions about the brutal and fatal attack carried out by its troops on the Indian soldiers with iron rods and spikes on June 15, China today also declined to respond to queries on reports of it building a dam on the Galwan river at the China-India boundary to obstruct its flow of water.
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China Says Reached "Positive Consensus" With India On Border Issue
China said today that Indian and Chinese troops have started implementing the "positive consensus" reached by the senior military officials of the two countries on June 6 aimed at "easing" the situation along the Line of Actual Control.
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Amid Standoff With India, China Appoints New Military Commander: Report
China has appointed a new Army commander for its Western Theatre Command ground forces responsible for the China-India boundary, ahead of the key talks between senior Indian and Chinese military officials on Saturday to end the current standoff.
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"Committed To Properly Resolve" Standoff With India In Ladakh: China
China today said that it is committed to properly resolve the "relevant issue" with India ahead of the key talks between senior Indian and Chinese military officials on Saturday to end the standoff at the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh.
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"No 3rd Party Needed": China On Call Between PM Modi, Donald Trump Over Ladakh
China emphasised today that there was no need for the intervention of a "third party" to resolve its current standoff with India as the two neighbours have full-fledged border-related mechanisms and communication channels to sort out their differences through dialogue.
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Salman Khurshid begins China visit after Ladakh stand-off ends; trade, border to top agenda
Salman Khurshid begins China visit: External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid begins his two-day day visit to Beijing today, four days after China and India simultaneously withdrew their troops from the face-off point at Daulat Beg Oldie near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh.
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Disengagement 75% Complete: S Jaishankar On "Progress" Along LAC With China
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said today that there has been "some progress" with China on the boundary issue. The minister said that approximately 75 per cent of the "disengagement" problems have been resolved.
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India, China To Hold 13th Round Of Military Talks Next Week: Report
The next round of high-level military talks between India and China to take forward the disengagement process in remaining friction points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh is expected to take place next week, officials said.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Likely To Visit Ladakh On Friday: Report
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is scheduled to visit Ladakh on Friday to take stock of India's military preparedness in the wake of a bitter border standoff with the Chinese troops in the region, government sources said.
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"Centre Must Clarify If We Ceded Galwan Or Ousted Chinese Army": Shiv Sena's Priyanka Chaturvedi
Shiv Sena deputy leader Priyanka Chaturvedi today said the Centre must respond to China's claim that the sovereignty over the Galwan Valley area in Ladakh belonged to it.
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China Evades Question Again On Casualties Its Troops Suffered In Ladakh
Evading questions about the brutal and fatal attack carried out by its troops on the Indian soldiers with iron rods and spikes on June 15, China today also declined to respond to queries on reports of it building a dam on the Galwan river at the China-India boundary to obstruct its flow of water.
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China Says Reached "Positive Consensus" With India On Border Issue
China said today that Indian and Chinese troops have started implementing the "positive consensus" reached by the senior military officials of the two countries on June 6 aimed at "easing" the situation along the Line of Actual Control.
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Amid Standoff With India, China Appoints New Military Commander: Report
China has appointed a new Army commander for its Western Theatre Command ground forces responsible for the China-India boundary, ahead of the key talks between senior Indian and Chinese military officials on Saturday to end the current standoff.
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"Committed To Properly Resolve" Standoff With India In Ladakh: China
China today said that it is committed to properly resolve the "relevant issue" with India ahead of the key talks between senior Indian and Chinese military officials on Saturday to end the standoff at the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh.
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"No 3rd Party Needed": China On Call Between PM Modi, Donald Trump Over Ladakh
China emphasised today that there was no need for the intervention of a "third party" to resolve its current standoff with India as the two neighbours have full-fledged border-related mechanisms and communication channels to sort out their differences through dialogue.
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Salman Khurshid begins China visit after Ladakh stand-off ends; trade, border to top agenda
Salman Khurshid begins China visit: External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid begins his two-day day visit to Beijing today, four days after China and India simultaneously withdrew their troops from the face-off point at Daulat Beg Oldie near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh.
