Maharashtra Class X textbook gifts Arunachal to China, to be c...

New Delhi, May 14 (UNI) China did not respond to an Indian proposal to clarify the Line of Actual Control (LAC) made a few years back. India feels that had this work of clarifying each other's perception of the Line of Actual Control been done, it ...

Barely a month ago, Chinese troops set off alarm bells in India by occupying what was notionally Indian territory in the Ladakh region, while flashing placards warning Indian troops that they were on Chinese territory. After forcing India to make a ...

Listening to a retired major-general thunder at a seminar that China plans to dismember India reminded me of Manmohan Singh bemoaning in the early days of liberalisation that people were accusing him of selling out to foreign interests. "Who would ...

Prime Minister Li Kequiang of China, who took over in March last, is to visit India, Pakistan, Switzerland and Germany during his first round of overseas visits after taking over as the Prime Minister. His clubbing together his visits to India and ...

Ahead of Premier Li Keqiang's visit to India on Sunday, China has said it was "working very hard" with India to find a solution to the boundary dispute at an early date, but stressed that it did not see the recent border tensions as affecting the ...

Board accepts mistake, offers to replace books showing Arunachal as part of China. A day after it came to light that a map in Std X geography book has put India's northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh in China, the State Board of Secondary and ...

India has rejected China's proposal for having a bilateral arrangement to notify each other in advance before sending troops on patrol along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The proposal for setting up a bilateral institutional mechanism was woven into the ...

Is China's apparent willingness to take meaningful steps towards resolving the Sino-Indian boundary dispute merely a ploy to ensure the success of Premier Li Keqiang's visit on 19-20th May? Or is there new recognition in Beijing, reinforced perhaps ...

Chinese cultural historians frequently fret that the art of bian lian is dying out in modern China, given the inadequate appreciation among newer, and rather more prosperous, generations of Chinese people. But that fear, it appears, may be ...