Appreciating the warmth and hospitality extended to him by the government here, Manmohan Singh today invited his Chinese counterpart Li Keq...

Rolling out the red carpet for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the Chinese leadership today conveyed a message of friendship, serving him so...

India and China appear all set to sign a landmark agreement on border cooperation to avoid army face-offs like in Depsang valley in Ladakh ...

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh arrived here today on a three-day visit during which India and China are expected to ink several key pacts.

Singh said India faces an unsustainable imbalance in its trade with China and one of the ways of overcoming the trade deficit.

India and China today discussed the recent spate of incursions and ways to maintain peace and tranquility along the Line of Actual Control ...

Premier Li Keqiang has sent a message of condolence to Manmohan Singh, expressing grief over the casualties and loss of property.

India will press for more market access in sectors like IT and pharma during the meetings of the working groups to enhance trade with China.

His India tour, the first he undertook after becoming Premier in March, was regarded as the most challenging specially due to the border ro...

The border issue was conspicuously missing from the Li Keqiang's remarks circulated by the Foreign Ministry today.

"I want this visit to show the whole world that the mutual political trust between China and India is rising, practical cooperation is expa...

Chinese PM Li Keqiang today said peace and regional stability cannot be a reality without strategic mutual trust between China and India.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh emphasised on the need for peace and stability at the border, better water sharing arrangement and correcting...

India has been pressing for clarification and confirmation on LAC in the India-China border areas pending the final settlement.

India is weighing stronger counter-measures against Chinese troops who have pitched tents in Depsang valley in Ladakh.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will visit India in May in his first official tour abroad after assuming office two months ago.

Li Keqiang today called up Prime Minister Manmohan Singh saying he was looking forward to strengthening bilateral relations.