New Delhi: India and China must find a way to step back from potential confrontation in the western Himalayas, India's foreign minister said on Thursday, fearing that the militarised, disputed border could lead to conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbours. Both militaries have fortified positions and deployed
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said that India is facing a “very complicated challenge” from China which has been particularly visible in the last three years in the border areas, reported Press Trust of India (PTI). “There are clearly responses that are required,
New Delhi: In what appears to be an attempt to boost the morale of Indian troops and mislead the people of India, Indian Army Chief General Manoj Pande claimed that the situation along India’s northern borders with China is under control but remains ‘unpredictable’. Addressing the
Arunachal Pradesh: India and China held a fresh round of high-level military talks on December 20 – the first such meeting since troops of the two countries clashed in Arunachal Pradesh earlier this month.
New Delhi: The Narendra Modi government’s refusal to allow a discussion in Parliament about India’s border scuffles with China shows its disrespect for our democracy and demonstrates its inability to bring the nation together.
New Delhi: Indian troops 'illegally' crossed the border in Arunachal's Tawang and "obstructed" Chinese troops, triggering a fresh stand-off last week, reported news agency AFP. This comes hours after the country claimed that the situation along the border with India is stable.
Assam: The Meghalaya High Court put an interim stay on an agreement between the state and Assam to resolve border disputes at six of the 12 contentious locations. The stay order will stay in effect till the next date of hearing on February 23, the
New Delhi: A Maharashtra ministerial delegation’s proposed visit to Belagavi in Karnataka did not materialise amid simmering tension over the boundary row, while transport corporation MSRTC suspended bus services to the southern state citing a police advisory. Amid the raging border dispute between the two states,
Assam: Senior Trinamool Congress leader and ex- Meghalaya chief minister Mukul Sangma has termed the killing of six people including five Meghalaya villagers in Assam Police’s open firing on the Assam-Meghalaya boundary as “genocide.”