China dams wont affect flow to India

Share· Comment (2) · print · T+· T- PTI Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (L) and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang (R) at a delegation level meeting in New Delhi on Monday. TOPICS While India is seeking a joint mechanism with China for better ...

India should demand concrete gestures from China. Then we shall see whether Beijing is ready to match its words with deeds, and agrees to exchange the border maps pertaining to the Eastern and the Western sectors I am confused. Is Mr Li Keqiang, ...

NEW DELHI (AFP) - Visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang pledged on Tuesday to open up domestic markets to Indian businesses and narrow a gaping trade deficit between the two countries."As for Indian concerns over the trade deficit, the Chinese side is ...

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrived in Delhi this afternoon on the first leg of his maiden trip abroad as prime minister, as both countries readied to talk about improving peace and tranquillity across the 4,000-km (LAC). India is likely to propose ...

NEW DELHI India says all issues will be on the table, including a recent border spat and a festering trade imbalance, during Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit to the South Asian giant, which started Sunday. At the same time, New Delhi thinks very ...

Chinese authorities have granted approval for an environmental assessment of a controversial 2 GW dam project slated to be the country's tallest dam despite concerns voiced by a number of environmental groups. The Ministry of Environmental ...

This writer, briefed by Beijing's bamboo-curtain bureaucrats, and let loose on a long leash in the lama-lands around Lhasa since May 2, has good news for Manmohan Singh. Despite the three-week-long border stand-off in Ladakh, the new rulers in ...

The now happily ended localised problem (Manmohan Singhs words) in Ladakh confirmed that two perceptions mirror images of each other are at war between India and China. Each sees the other as a hegemon, potential if not actual, bent on encircling ...

Chinese mining activities in Tibet are being conducted with little regard for the region's environment and have led to widespread damage, including the pollution of water sources for both livestock and humans, experts say. Tibet is called Xizang, ...