India has clearly told China that it cannot have double standards on the issue of terrorism, Union Minister of State for External Affairs V K Singh said today.
Close on the heels of having cancelled the visa of Chinese dissident Dolkun Isa, India has denied visas to another Chinese dissident Lu Jinguh and activist Ra Wong.
China has said that India and Pakistan should resolve the issue over Masood Azhar through "direct" and "serious consultations".
the Chinese Foreign ministry today said it wanted a “fair and reasonable” political solution to the border dispute between the two countries
Over a month after Beijing blocked India’s bid at the United Nations to have Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar declared as a terrorist, India has now said that the matter has been taken up with China at a “fairly high level”.
Ahmedabad: Chinese security personnel along with the Special Protection Group and other security agencies have virtually taken over this key Gujarat city where both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Chinese President Xi Jinping are
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
Chandigarh: Former Army Chief General (Retd) J J Singh today debunked the Chinese String of Pearl Theory and said the assertion that India is countering it by improving relations with Japan and other South Asian
New Delhi, Jul 24: The recent spate of incursions by Chinese troops into India figured in the talks between the two countries here, with both sides today discussing ways to make the functioning of working
Beijing, Apr 25: Claiming that its troops or choppers have not caused any “provocation” or violated the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh, China today said the incident will not affect bilateral ties or
New Delhi, Mar 6: Noting that China was in the process of a leadership change, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Wednesday said India should engage with the “new China” confidently and constructively in the spirit of
New Delhi, Jan 27: The growing presence of Chinese telecom companies in Maldives and Nepal has put security agencies on alert over fears that equipment used for infrastructure development there might be bugged and misused
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