"Even during such tense times, whatever I heard and saw on the stand-off was from television and newspapers," Chamling said.

"The press reports attributing remarks on Doklam to a US official is incorrect."

The continued presence of Chinese troops near Yatung close to Doklam reportedly prompted India too to maintain its troops presence there.

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"I can say that we have been stressing that Doklam belongs to China since ancient times. It was under the effective jurisdiction of China w...

"The status quo prevails in this area. Any suggestion to the contrary is incorrect," the ministry said in a brief statement.

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Bhutan’s foreign minister Damcho Dorjee told the country’s National Council that Dokalam was among the disputed areas between the Himalayan...

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Geng Shuang last week said that "there were 48 Indian soldiers and one bulldozer" in Doklam area as o...

Bhutan was firmly with India on the Doklam issue, the source quoted the top officials as telling the panel while replying to queries.

"There is nothing to worry," the army chief told reporters when asked about the situation in Doklam.

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Jaishankar’s trip to Thimphu is the maiden visit by a top Indian official to Bhutan since the Dokalam standoff ended on August 28.

China today hoped that all BRICS nations will play a role for the success of the grouping's upcoming summit in Xiamen.

Indian and Chinese troops have been engaged in a dragging stand-off in Doklam, which is at a tri-junction of India, Bhutan and China.