Border Defence Cooperation Agreement

India-China sign key border pact, agree on maximum self-restraint

Troops of India and China will not tail each other’s patrols and, during face-off situations, both sides will exercise maximum self-restraint. These are two major points of the key agreement India and China inked Wednesday to establish peace on their 4,000-km disputed border.

Full text: Key India-China border defence pact signed

India and China have signed a key border defence pact called the Border Defence Cooperation Agreement (BDCA) to avoid face offs between the two armies along the disputed Line of Actual Control.

Border deal at stake, ITBP cancels press meet to avoid angering China

The focus of the visit to China will be the proposed landmark Border Defence Cooperation Agreement (BDCA) to avoid face offs between the two armies along the disputed Line of Actual Control. And given how much India is pushing for the agreement to go through, the administration is taking no chances.

India-China talks conclude, focus on maintaining border peace

India and China today agreed that peace and tranquility on the border are key for expansion of bilateral ties as their senior officials held candid talks on a border security mechanism agreement.

Antony to visit China in July, discuss border pact

China has proposed expansion of friendly contacts and greater communication between the troops of the two sides.