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At 15th Round Of Talks, India Pushes For Resolution: India-China Border Standoff
India and China held a round of high-level military dialogue to resolve the 22-month-long standoff in certain remaining friction points in eastern Ladakh. The meeting commenced at the Chushul-Moldo border point on the Indian side of the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh and lasted for about 13 hours. The Indian delegation was led by Lieutenant General Anindya Sengupta and the Chinese delegation by Major General Yang Lin.
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India-China Holds 14th Military Talks To Resolve Stand Off Issue
India-China conducted the 14th round of talks over the stand-off dispute at the LAC in Eastern Ladakh, on January 12. Held after a gap of three months, the two nations discussed disengagement in Hot Spring areas. The military talks were held between Lt. Gen Anindya Sengupta, the Commander of Leh Based 14 Corps and Chinese official Maj Gen Yang Lin. Notably, October's 13th round meeting ended in a stalemate.
Tags: China, line of actual control, Indian Military, Military Talks, Indian government
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Army Officials Say Fresh Military-level Talks Between India, China Sincere
The Indian Army officials informed that the seventh-round of military-level talks between India and China was "sincere and constructive". The meeting was attended by top Army commanders and foreign ministry representatives on October 12 in Chushul. Reportedly, India stood firm on its demand for complete disengagement of the Chinese troops. The Indian Army's spokesperson stated that both the countries agreed to "jointly safeguard peace and… read-more
Tags: INDIA CHINA BORDER ISSUE, Military Talks, Eastern Ladakh, Indian Army
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India-China 6th Round of Diplomatic Talks; India Asks Chinese Troops to Pull Back First
Senior Army leaders from India and China met for the sixth round of diplomatic talks on September 21 where the Indian side demanded the Chinese to pull back its troops first, from Pangong Tso finger areas, Hotsprings and Depsang. India claimed that it was China who first started deploying its army in the said areas. The meeting was held in Moldo where both countries discussed the execution of a five-point agreement with each other.
Tags: INDIA CHINA BORDER ISSUE, Military Talks, Indian Army, Chinese Military
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