Calling the boundary dispute as not the \"whole story\" of the China-India relationship, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that both countries were friends and partners but they should shed suspicion at each other

The prime minister is expected to deliver his address on the last day of the Combined Commanders' Conference on Saturday, the officials said

Rahul Gandhi spoke out in detail over Sino-India border issues. The Wayanad MP said that PM Modi's first reaction to the Chinese incursions was 'that nobody has come into India'

A five-point agreement was reached between Jaishankar and Wang at a meeting in Moscow on September 10 on the side-lines of a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) conclave

What caused confusion was three clearances given to FDI proposals from Hong Kong in first week of February after having kept all such approvals in abeyance since April last year. These approvals have been wrongly interpreted as GoI's nod to Chinese FDI proposals

The experts, including former Indian foreign secretary Shivshankar Menon and President of Center for China Analysis and Strategy Jayadeva Ranade, made the comments during a virtual panel discussion organised by The Hudson Institute think-tank here

The remarks by the State Department on Monday came as the armies of India and China began disengagement of troops locked in over eight-month-long standoff in eastern Ladakh

The proposals have been held up since last year after India tightened controls on Chinese investment in the country in retaliation against alleged Chinese troop incursions in the western Himalayan region. China blamed Indian troops for the standoff

Chinese cops posted a message saying investigative journalist Qiu Ziming was arrested for \"releasing false information and smearing the four heroes who died and one who was wounded when dealing with the Indian military's illegal trespassing\"

Indian and Chinese armies have engaged in a series of peace talks since the deadly clash last year. They held the tenth round of talks on February 20, with a focus on the disengagement process at conflict points like Gogra, Despang, and Hot Springs in eastern Ladakh

The discussion, which lasted for over 16 hours on Saturday and went on till around 2 am on Sunday morning, took place in Moldo on the Chinese side of the eastern Ladakh border

The focus of the talks is on carrying forward the disengagement process. Both sides have met to discuss modalities for it, says sources

This is the first time that China has acknowledged casualties and unveiled the details of the four officers and soldiers killed in the clashes with the Indian Army on the Line of Actual Control (LAC)

Last week, India and China began disengagement from the Ladakh's Pangong Tso area following a nearly nine-month-long standoff after the worst clash between the neighbouring countries since 1962

Rajnath Singh told parliament the accord had been reached after several rounds of talks between military commanders and diplomats

The Indian and Chinese troops have been involved in a tense border stand-off in eastern Ladakh for over nine months, with Pangong Tso being the main focus of the tussle.

He was replying to a query on whether there would be any ministerial level talks between both the countries on skirmishes between troops of the Asian giants

Economic reforms have continued apace and have been supplemented by long-pending reforms in the areas of labour and agriculture through legislation, The President said

some Chinese soldiers tried to move into the Indian territory. The exact area where the clash took place is not confirmed. The situation at the point of clash, however, is now said to be stable but tense.

The ninth round of high-level military talks began at around 10 am at Moldo border point on the Chinese side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh, they said