New Delhi: As Prime Minster Narendra Modi began his three-day China visit with Chinese President Xi Jinping's hometown Xi'an yesterday, state-run media greeted him with a wrong map of India.The map aired by the CCTV
Beijing: A proposed Chinese-built ‘bullet train' line from Delhi to Chennai could bring about “untold dividends” for India and China, even as Indian Railways officials are here to explore the possibility of building the USD
Beijing: Terming US efforts to woo Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi after denying him a visa as quite ‘ludicrous', an article in the Chinese state-run media said America plans to revitalise its relations with India
Beijing: Prime Minister Narendra Modi may still not have unveiled his foreign policy but he may follow his predecessor Manmohan Singh's diplomatic initiatives, official Chinese media said today."After being sworn into office, India's new Prime
Beijing: Describing the launch of India's aircraft carrier and Japan's biggest warship since World War II as a threat to China, a report in the state-run media today alleged some countries are backing New Delhi
Beijing, May 30: Fuming over Japan's efforts to forge maritime security cooperation with India during the just-concluded visit of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, a state-run Chinese daily today accused Tokyo of attempting to “encircle” China
Beijing, Jan 26 : The display of India's military strength, specially the intercontinental ballistic missle Agni-V, has been highlighted by Chinese official media here today.The highlight of the 100-minute Republic Day parade was the display
Beijing, Aug 1: India's plans to deploy BrahMos supersonic missiles in Arunachal Pradesh along the border with China is a matter of “concern”, a state-run daily here said today.Referring to the successful testing of 290
Beijing/New Delhi, Apr 19: Reacting cautiously to India's test of Agni-V missile, China today said the two countries are not rivals and enjoy “sound” relations though the sources in the Chinese establishment feel that the
Los Angeles, Jan 23 : A consortium led by Chinese media entrepreneur Bruno Wu is scouring Hollywood for film companies to acquire, in a sign of China's growing interest in the US entertainment industry, reports
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