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Sikkim standoff: India-China border disputes aren't new; why is Beijing raising Kashmir issue this time?
Sreemoy Talukdar •Media reports indicate that Chinese position on the Sikkim standoff is hardening on a daily basis. On Wednesday, China once again reacted hotly to a non-controversial stance from India — expressed the day before by Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar — that India and China have settled many such disputes in the past and there is no reason why they can't do so again.
China-India border tension continues to exist despite growing economic ties: US
•According to Pentagon, China's use of force in territorial disputes has varied widely throughout its history.
India's new foreign policy shows concern over China's growing power, territorial dispute: Reports
•India's recent foreign policy decisions point to a growing unrest about China's rise in power and the active territorial dispute between the nations.
Rajnath Singh asks states to "be vigilant" against Chinese transgression along Sino-Indian border
•The meeting with the Himalayan states comes days after India refused to participate in China's Silk road project 'One Belt, One Road' conference in Beijing
Rajnath Singh holds security review meeting with Chief Ministers of five states bordering China
Ians •The objective of the meeting was to strengthen coordination between the Ministry and the five states so as to improve the overall border security.
Rajnath Singh calls Himalayan state chief ministers' meet on development issues along Sino-Indian border
•Development of roads, bridges and other infrastructure along the 3,488 km-long Sino-Indian border will be at the top of the agenda during a day-long meeting of chief ministers of five Himalayan states convened by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh in Gangtok on Saturday.
Modi govt can't safeguard nation's interest, China can't be trusted: Mulayam
Fp Archives •Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav on Tuesday said the Narendra Modi government at the Centre "cannot safeguard the interests of the country".
Won't accept any kind of intrusion by China along the border: Govt
Fp Archives •India will not accept any kind of intrusion by China along the border and will defend its territory, Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju said.
Why UPA must factor in China challenge in this election year
Rajeevsharma •The danger of a future Chinese incursion into the Indian side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) is far from over and no one can guarantee that future Chinese incursions will not result in an ugly situation on the unsettled Sino-Indian border.
China General's warning: AK Antony must not back down
Rajeevsharma •Antony cannot afford to lower his guard and needs to speak to the Chinese in the language that they best understand.