All issues will be on table during Li visit

Li to hold talks with PM on bilateral and international issues. India will raise the recent issue of Ladakh incursion among other issues like border security, trade imbalance and water sharing when Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrives here today. Soon ...

New Delhi, May 18 The boundary dispute, against the backdrop of the recent incursion by the Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) in Ladakh, will top the agenda of talks between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang who ...

An agreement to resolve the border issue is not on the cards but sources here expect Chinese Premier Li Keqiang to explain to his Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh why the Depsang incident took place, when the two leaders closet themselves for talks ...

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang meeting with Indian Youth delegation at the Zhongnanhai in Beijing. (PTI) Related Top Stories India will convey its concerns over the recent Chinese incursion in Ladakh sector at the highest level on Sunday when Prime ...

With Chinese Premier Li Keqiang telling Indian officials on Friday that his decision to make India the destination of his first overseas visit was "carefully thought out," both countries, officials say, are facing an increasingly difficult challenge ...

The three-week stand-off figured prominently in talks between Khurshid and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi with both expressing satisfaction on its resolution while skirting a detailed discussion on why the Chinese troops intruded 19 kms into Indian ...

Foreign Minister Salman Khurshid with MoS, PMO, V Narayanasamy at Parliament on Wednesday. Related Top Stories A tin shed structure put up by the Indian troops at Chumar area in Ladakh, three days after the Chinese incursion in Depsang, was the ...

NEW DELHI: The Chinese withdrawal from Depsang Bulge was confirmed on Tuesday, even as government sources sought to play down the talk of a "deal" about China agreeing to pull back its troops from Ladakh only if India pulled down a bunker, ...

NEW DELHI: The Indian government's early diplomatic contacts with China on the border incursion was met with vague and ambivalent responses, leading the government to characterize the People's Liberation Army's unprecedented move to pitch tents in a ...