Bilateral meeting between Jaishankar and Chinese counterpart Wang comes as Indian EAM is in China for a two-day visit. Jaishankar calls for strong support on zero-tolerance for terrorism.
In response to Deputy CoAS Lt. Gen. Rahul Singh’s comments, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said defence & security cooperation 'part of normal cooperation' between Beijing & Islamabad.
Pakistan Army chief dismisses India’s characterisation of insurgent activity in J&K as terrorism, reiterates Islamabad’s long-held position that Kashmir is a core issue in South Asia.
Pool is a big draw for poor children who form the base from which JeM recruits, also a signal that ISI has 'no intention' of shutting down terror-linked groups, Indian govt sources say.
The remark made earlier this month by Defence Attaché to Indonesia has sparked a row as Oppn seeks answers. Indian Embassy in Indonesia says remarks 'quoted out of context'.
Never recognised existence in law of this so-called court of arbitration, MEA says, adding that constitution of this so-called arbitral body is in itself a serious breach of IWT.
The Union external affairs minister said India wanted a mention of terrorism in the SCO defence meet’s outcome document, but one member, hinting at Pakistan, did not agree.
Paatil says there is no change in India’s position of keeping Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance. 'Any decision will be in interest of everyone and for benefit of country'.
Naidu attempts to shield aqua farmers after Trump’s tariff hits the shrimp farming sector in Andhra Pradesh, leading to the cancellation of 50% of the state's exports.
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Ordinary Indians and Chinese know very little about each other, which is a pity. At government to government level, that is not a constraint. Both sides are fantastically well informed about each other. Intentions and capabilities, although defence matters are only one segment of the complex relationship. In one sense, most respectfully, there is not much to discuss at senior levels. No Eureka moment of great revelation. 2. If there is a sincere effort on both sides, a dramatic improvement in the relationship is possible. The sole exception being a final settlement of the boundary question. Both governments would balk at the compromises that entails. So the more pragmatic path would be to resolve not to allow soldiers to lose their lives in combat situations along the LAC for the next 45 years. Safe patrolling protocols that both armies adhere to.
Ordinary Indians and Chinese know very little about each other, which is a pity. At government to government level, that is not a constraint. Both sides are fantastically well informed about each other. Intentions and capabilities, although defence matters are only one segment of the complex relationship. In one sense, most respectfully, there is not much to discuss at senior levels. No Eureka moment of great revelation. 2. If there is a sincere effort on both sides, a dramatic improvement in the relationship is possible. The sole exception being a final settlement of the boundary question. Both governments would balk at the compromises that entails. So the more pragmatic path would be to resolve not to allow soldiers to lose their lives in combat situations along the LAC for the next 45 years. Safe patrolling protocols that both armies adhere to.