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China's Attempts To Change LAC Status Quo Impacted Bilateral Ties: India
Continued unilateral attempts by China to change the Line of Actual Control (LAC) status quo have impacted India-China bilateral relationship, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said in its Annual Report 2021-22 released today.
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Chinese Fighter Jet Flew Close To LAC In Ladakh, India Responded: Report
A Chinese Air Force aircraft flew very close to a friction point in the eastern Ladakh sector on the Line of Actual Control in the last week of June, after which the Indian Air Force responded swiftly as per standard operating procedures.
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India, China Should Be Able To Achieve Status Quo In Eastern Ladakh In Gradual Manner: General Bipin Rawat
India and China should be able to achieve status quo in eastern Ladakh in a gradual manner as both sides understand that it is in the best interest of ensuring peace and tranquillity in the region, Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat said.
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General Bipin Rawat Visits Posts Along Line Of Actual Control, Reviews Preparedness
Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat today visited a number of forward locations along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China around the Himachal Pradesh sector to take stock of India's military preparedness in the sensitive region.
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Early Completion Of Disengagement In Remaining Areas In Ladakh Could Lead To De-escalation: Centre
India today said early completion of the disengagement process in the remaining friction points in eastern Ladakh could pave the way for both Indian and Chinese troops to consider de-escalation and ensure full restoration of peace in border areas.
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India-China Talks On Restoring Status Quo Along LAC Inconclusive: Sources
Talks between India and China to restore the status quo ante -- meaning getting soldiers of the People's Liberation Army to move back from the places where they intruded -- at the Line of Actual Control have remained inconclusive, sources told NDTV.
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China's Attempts To Change LAC Status Quo Impacted Bilateral Ties: India
Continued unilateral attempts by China to change the Line of Actual Control (LAC) status quo have impacted India-China bilateral relationship, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said in its Annual Report 2021-22 released today.
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Chinese Fighter Jet Flew Close To LAC In Ladakh, India Responded: Report
A Chinese Air Force aircraft flew very close to a friction point in the eastern Ladakh sector on the Line of Actual Control in the last week of June, after which the Indian Air Force responded swiftly as per standard operating procedures.
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India, China Should Be Able To Achieve Status Quo In Eastern Ladakh In Gradual Manner: General Bipin Rawat
India and China should be able to achieve status quo in eastern Ladakh in a gradual manner as both sides understand that it is in the best interest of ensuring peace and tranquillity in the region, Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat said.
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General Bipin Rawat Visits Posts Along Line Of Actual Control, Reviews Preparedness
Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat today visited a number of forward locations along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China around the Himachal Pradesh sector to take stock of India's military preparedness in the sensitive region.
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Early Completion Of Disengagement In Remaining Areas In Ladakh Could Lead To De-escalation: Centre
India today said early completion of the disengagement process in the remaining friction points in eastern Ladakh could pave the way for both Indian and Chinese troops to consider de-escalation and ensure full restoration of peace in border areas.
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India-China Talks On Restoring Status Quo Along LAC Inconclusive: Sources
Talks between India and China to restore the status quo ante -- meaning getting soldiers of the People's Liberation Army to move back from the places where they intruded -- at the Line of Actual Control have remained inconclusive, sources told NDTV.
