Indo China Relations

China blocks 'terror' tag for Masood Azhar: Jaish-e-Mohammed saga is only an exercise in realpolitik

India is aware of the fact that perhaps it would never be able to see through a physical extradition of Masood Azhar. History shows that we have had little luck on that front.

Sikkim standoff: China cancels Indian journalists' trip to Tibet

Amid rising tensions over their border row, China has cancelled the upcoming visit by a group of Indian journalists to Tibet.

Sikkim border standoff: Amid China aggression, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat reaches Gangtok to take stock of situation

Indian Army Chief Bipin Rawat reached Gangtok on Thursday morning amid standoff between Indian troops and Chinese army

China's growing influence is a problem of India's making; it's time to treat all neighbours as equals

India's isolation at the China-led One Belt One Road forum shows that India has failed to help her neighbours overcome their fear and distrust, and build relationships that are meaningful and based on respect and mutual interest

China protests Prez's meeting with Dalai Lama, warns of disturbance to ties

On Friday, China took strong exception to Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama's meeting with President Pranab Mukherjee at the Rashtrapathi Bhavan during a children's summit, saying India must respect China's "core interests" to avoid "any disturbance" to the bilateral ties.

PM Modi's recent US visit makes for good visuals, but lacks substance

With his speech in the US Congress PM Modi made a decisive break with the Third-World-ism and NAM-ism of the past, and presented a self-confident India that wishes to be an equal partner to the US.

China transgresses Indian borders for the first time this year; NSG scuffle likely reason

In yet another incident of Chinese incursion, about 250 China's Peoples Liberation Army soldiers entered Arunachal Pradesh's east district of Kameng four days ago, defence sources said.

Narendra Modi continues Vajpayee’s legacy of appeasement of China

India under the BJP is so sensitive to China's reaction that it has always compromised both principles and pragmatism in its relations with Taiwan.

India 'cancels' visas of activists slated to attend meeting of Chinese dissidents

India has cancelled the visas of two prominent activists who were supposed to travel to Dharamsala to attend a high-profile conference.

Is China provoking India to aim at its soft belly?

The four-day conference of a host of anti-Beijing international Chinese action groups in Dharamsala from 28 April is bound to mark a watershed in the history of India-China relations.