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Watch: Indian Ambassador Speaks Mandarin, Gives Tour Of Embassy In Beijing
Vikram Doraiswami takes viewers on a tour of the embassy, explains the services it offers, and shows its different sections.
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Indian Envoy Meets Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Ahead Of BRICS Summit
Indian Ambassador to China Pradeep Kumar Rawat has met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi ahead of the BRICS summit and emphasised the "criticality of maintenance of peace and tranquillity in the border areas".
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India Tells China To Avoid "Tendency To Sweep Situation Under Carpet"
India has told China that the significance of the consensus reached between their leaders to maintain peace along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) can't be "swept under the carpet" and called for the complete disengagement of troops in eastern Ladakh
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China, India Must Be Sensitive To Each Other's Interests: Indian Envoy
India and China cannot make much progress in the bilateral dialogue if they do not "empathise" with each other's point of view and be sensitive to each other's aspirations and interests, India's envoy in Beijing said today.
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Watch: Indian Ambassador Speaks Mandarin, Gives Tour Of Embassy In Beijing
Vikram Doraiswami takes viewers on a tour of the embassy, explains the services it offers, and shows its different sections.
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Indian Envoy Meets Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Ahead Of BRICS Summit
Indian Ambassador to China Pradeep Kumar Rawat has met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi ahead of the BRICS summit and emphasised the "criticality of maintenance of peace and tranquillity in the border areas".
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India Tells China To Avoid "Tendency To Sweep Situation Under Carpet"
India has told China that the significance of the consensus reached between their leaders to maintain peace along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) can't be "swept under the carpet" and called for the complete disengagement of troops in eastern Ladakh
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China, India Must Be Sensitive To Each Other's Interests: Indian Envoy
India and China cannot make much progress in the bilateral dialogue if they do not "empathise" with each other's point of view and be sensitive to each other's aspirations and interests, India's envoy in Beijing said today.
