Indo-china Border Dispute

Never Acknowledged Arunachal's Existence: China Amid Intrusion Report

World News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday January 3, 2018

China today said it had "never acknowledged" the existence of Arunachal Pradesh as it denied knowledge about a report that its troops intruded into the Indian side of the border in the frontier state last month.

Opinion: India's Faceoff With China A Sign Of The Future

Opinion | Mihir Sharma, Bloomberg | Friday July 21, 2017

In Kashmir, shells and bullets regularly fly back and forth across India's de facto border with Pakistan. Yet, although India's 4,000-kilometer border with China is similarly disputed, not a single shot has been fired in anger there for decades. That may soon change: There are genuine fears in New Delhi that the long period of calm may not last. An...

Chinese Incursions, Face-offs at Border Dropped Sharply This Year

India News | Written by Sudhi Ranjan Sen | Friday November 6, 2015

Chinese incursions and face-offs between Indian border forces and their Chinese counterparts are down 40 per cent this year.

'Give and take' necessary to solve Indo-China border dispute, says former Army Chief JJ Singh

India News | Nitin Gokhale | Thursday April 19, 2012

In what has the makings of a controversy, former Army Chief and the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, General JJ Singh, has said that India should do away with its non-negotiable stand on the border dispute with China.

China's criticism of Arunachal visit is objectionable, says Antony

India News | NDTV Correspondent | Monday February 27, 2012

Defence Minister A K Antony has expressed "surprise" over objections raised by China to his visit to Arunachal Pradesh. "I was surprised at this reaction. This is unfortunate and really objectionable," the Defence Minister said.