Opening of Galwan Valley for tourists on 5th anniversary of India-China troops clash delayed | India News – Times of India

Opening of Galwan Valley for tourists on 5th anniversary of India-China troops clash delayed | India News – Times of India

Galwan Memorial (Photo: ANI) SRINAGAR: Plans to open Galwan Valley hot springs in Ladakh for tourists on the fifth anniversary of the deadly clash between Indian and Chinese troops have been delayed, as construction of the war memorial needs further work.“We have deferred the official opening of the Galwan Valley until the memorial is completed…

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India-China ties: Ambassador Feihong hopes of ‘better and better’ future; says work needed by both sides | India News – Times of India

India-China ties: Ambassador Feihong hopes of ‘better and better’ future; says work needed by both sides | India News – Times of India

Chinese Ambassador Xu Feihong expressed optimism about the future of India-China ties on Sunday, describing the relationship as one rooted in a shared civilizational heritage spanning thousands of years. He hoped that relations between the two neighbours would become “better and better” in the coming years.Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a felicitation programme…

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‘Tense relationship serves neither side’: S Jaishankar on rebuilding India-China ties post-Galwan valley clashes | India News – The Times of India

‘Tense relationship serves neither side’: S Jaishankar on rebuilding India-China ties post-Galwan valley clashes | India News – The Times of India

External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday said India and China are working to rebuild ties damaged by the Galwan valley clashes of 2020, but some issues remain unresolved. Speaking at an event hosted by the Asia Society, he stressed that a tense relationship benefits neither country.“It wasn’t just the bloodshed, it was the disregard…

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‘Border areas will require further attention’: Jaishankar on India-China agreement | India News – Times of India

‘Border areas will require further attention’: Jaishankar on India-China agreement | India News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: External affairs minister Jaishankar on Wednesday outlined the next steps in India’s approach to restoring peace and stability with China in Rajya Sabha, highlighting that the recent agreement aims to resume traditional patrolling and address critical local concerns while de-escalating tensions in the border areas.Briefing about the China situation in the Rajya Sabha,…

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