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Army engineers finish work for laying water pipeline in LadakhThe PLA had mobilised villagers from Tashigong to pitch Rebos (tents) at Charding-Ninglung Nallah (CNN) Track Junction to protest Indian ac...- China shrugs off reports on setting up radar station in LadakhChina today shrugged off reports that it has set up a radar station in Ladakh reportedly to monitor movement of Indian Air Force planes.
- India-China border deal would be double guarantee, say analystsThere was no official explanation why Chinese troops intruded ahead of Premier Li Keqiang's visit to India.
- Disturbance of peace at border can vitiate ties: India to ChinaS Jaishankar in his speech titled, "Old Ties-New Model?", said, "today, constraints on conflict and confrontation are indisputable.
- 'Unwise to let isolated incidents to affect Sino-India ties'Amid reports of frequent incursions, Chinese state media said it was "unwise" to let the "isolated incidents" to affect the "promising" Sin...
- New Chinese leadership keen to resolve border issue: Prakash KaratCPI (M) chief Prakash Karat today said the new Chinese leadership is interested in speeding up efforts to resolve the differences on the is...
- India, China can prevent border issue from affecting ties: Song Tao"For that we have the ability to prevent these differences from affecting overall growth of our relations," Tao said.
- China's new premier Li Keqiang to visit India next weekLi will be in India on a three-day visit from May 19 during which he would meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and other Indian leaders.
- India calls for steps to avoid incidents like Daulat Beig OldiIndia today raised its concern with China's new Premier Li Keqiang over recent incursion by the People's Liberation Army troops in the Lada...
- China, India must be able to resolve border issues quicker: Salman KhurshidSalman Khurshid reaffirmed the consensus to achieve "win-win results" and properly handle disputes toward building a new relationship.
- China has not given any reason for intrusion: Salman KhurshidChina has not yet given any reason for the recent intrusion in Ladakh, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid said today.
- India and China review border stand-offIndia and China today reviewed the fallout of the recent stand-off in Depsang Valley, seeking to make existing mechanisms more effective.
- Salman Khurshid meets Chinese Foreign MinisterIndia and China today discussed the recent intrusion by Chinese troops at the Depsang Valley during Salman Khurshid's China visit.
- Salman Khurshid arrives in China on two-day visitSalman Khurshid arrived here today on a two-day visit for the talks with Chinese leaders, just days after the resolution of a row over Deps...
- 'Border row expected to figure in Khurshid's talks in Beijing'The border row at the Depsang Valley is expected to dominate the talks during External Affairs Minister Salman Khrushid's visit here tomorr...
- Chinese think tank warns of more 'serious' incidentsChinese government think tank today said that such problems in future would be more difficult to resolve due to the pressure mounted by opp...
- India-China hold talks to finalise Salman Khurshid, Li Keqiang's visitsThe visit was under cloud until the two sides reached the agreement to end the standoff, which was simultaneously acknowledged yesterday.
- Status quo: No deal with China, says IndiaA day after India and China ended their three-week long face-off in Ladakh, the Indian government today said there was no "deal" with China.
- IAF adds muscle to take on ChinaAlarmed over incursions by China in Ladakh, IAF is fortifying region.
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