india china relations

The current standoff between India and China began on May 5-6 and has been continuing all along the LAC up to Sikkim.

The Union Power minister R K Singh this week said the government is planning to impose curbs on Chinese power-equipments as Indian firms can manufacture almost all critical items

Since pro-democracy protests began in the city last year, about 200 people have already fled to Taiwan. Officials in Taiwan are now expecting more asylum seekers after China's National Security Law was implemented this week.

China wants to expand its area of influence towards the India-Myanmar border by arming Myanmar terrorists with missiles

The Indian Ambassador to the United Nation expressed concerns over the issue of China's new National Security Law in Hong Kong that curtails freedom of expression of the people and also called for the proper management into the rising situation.

"Bharat Ke Tukde' slogan is not a joke. It is not something that some left wing campus hothead said in sudden anger. That slogan is a very loud statement of intent. We just have to open our eyes and ears.

China can get away with unimaginable acts like not owning up loss of lives of its own soldiers. which India can't do

Indian Army Chief visited forward locations in Eastern Ladakh along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), and interacted with the Indian troops

After the violent India-China standoff Global Times, had shared a disparaging caricature of an elephant personifying India

Mayawati stated that during testing times, the opinions of people and experts maybe different on what needs to be done, however, it is best if crucial decisions regarding national security are left to the government.