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Though no clear results were announced, both sides are said to have agreed to maintain regular contact to help uphold peace and tranquility.

India and China discuss complete disengagement along LAC

Though no clear results were announced, both sides are said to have agreed to maintain regular contact to help uphold peace and tranquility.

The 29th meeting of the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination on India-China Border Affairs has been held and the two sides had an in-depth exchange of views on how to achieve "complete disengagement" and resolve the remaining issues along the LAC, the MEA said on Thursday.
The key meeting was held in Beijing on March 27, it said in a statement.
"The two sides had an in-depth exchange of views on how to achieve complete disengagement and resolve the remaining issues along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Western Sector of India-China border areas," the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said.
Joint Secretary (East Asia) from the MEA led the Indian delegation. The Chinese delegation was led by Director General of the Boundary and Oceanic Department of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the statement said.
"In the interim, both sides agreed to maintain regular contact through diplomatic and military channels and on the need to uphold peace and tranquility on the ground in the border areas in accordance with existing bilateral agreements and protocols," it said.
The 28th meeting of the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination on India-China Border Affairs was held on November 30 last year.&nbsp;

China has not occupied even a single inch of foreign land, claimed President Xi Jinping who is on a visit to US.

China has not occupied even an inch of foreign land: Xi Jinping

China has not occupied even a single inch of foreign land, claimed President Xi Jinping who is on a visit to the US.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has said that his country has "not provoked a conflict or war, or occupied a single inch of foreign land".
Xi's remarks came at a dinner on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in the US.
The statement is in contrast with several reports that have claimed that China has occupied India's land in the Ladakh region and there have been skirmishes between the armies of the two countries.
Meanwhile, Jinping and US President Joe Biden held bilateral talks, where both leaders pledged to reduce tensions.
During the meeting, Biden raised concerns over China's human rights abuses, including in Xinjiang, Tibet and Hong Kong.
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Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar rejected all the nine notices under rule 267 saying they were not in order.

Opposition parties walk out of Rajya Sabha on India-China border clash issue

Opposition parties walk out of Rajya Sabha
Walkout after demand for discussion on Chinese incursion rejected
Discussion disallowed by Chair&nbsp;

Opposition parties walk out of Rajya Sabha after demand for discussion on India-China border clash rejected

Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar rejected all the nine notices under rule 267 saying they were not in order.

Opposition parties in the Rajya Sabha walked out of the House on Monday after the Chair rejected demands for a debate on Chinese incursion on the borders.
Speaking in Rajya Sabha, LoP Mallikarjun Kharge said, "They (China) are encroaching on our land. If we don't discuss this issue then what else should we discuss? We are ready for discussion on this issue in the House".&nbsp;
Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar rejected all the nine notices under rule 267 saying they were not in order. However, Congress and other parties kept insisting on their demand for suspension of business so the issue could be taken up.
But the chair did not relent, leading to MPs of the Congress, Left, DMK and other parties staging a walkout
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Amid ruckus in Parliament over India-China clash in Tawang, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has said that all parties are with the army. 

India-China Tawang clash | Watch what Congress leader Shashi Tharoor told Rajnath Singh

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has expressed solidarity with the Army after reports of clashes between India and China along the border in Arunachal Pradesh's Tawang. 

Amid ruckus in Parliament over India-China clash in Tawang, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has said that all parties are with the army.&nbsp;

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has expressed solidarity with the Army after reports of clashes between India and China along the border in Arunachal Pradesh's Tawang.&nbsp;

China&rsquo;s national legislature on Saturday adopted a new law on the protection and exploitation of the land border areas. The law, which becomes operational from January 1 next year could have bearing on Beijing&rsquo;s border dispute with India.
The law states that &lsquo;the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the People&rsquo;s Republic of China are sacred and inviolable&rsquo;. It also stipulates the state shall, following the principle of equality, mutual trust and friendly consultation, handle land border-related affairs with neighbouring countries through negotiations to properly resolve disputes and longstanding border issues.
The law further states that the Chinese military &lsquo;shall carry out border duties&rsquo; including &lsquo;organising drills&rsquo; and &lsquo;resolutely prevent, stop and combat invasion, encroachment, provocation and other acts&rsquo;.
A significant aspect of the new law includes state support for the construction of border towns, improving their functioning.
India and Bhutan are the two countries with which China is yet to finalise the border agreements, while Beijing resolved the boundary disputes with 12 other neighbours.

China passes new land border law amid military standoff with India

China’s national legislature adopted a new law on the protection and exploitation of the land border areas. It is likely to have a bearing on Beijing’s border dispute with India

//China passes new law on protection &amp; exploitation of land border areas
//China's new land border law to become operational from Jan 1, 2022
//China's new law could have bearing on Beijing&rsquo;s border dispute with India
//New law includes state support for construction of border towns
//Law states the military &lsquo;shall carry out border duties&rsquo; like &lsquo;organising drills&rsquo;&nbsp;
//China is yet to finalise the border agreements with India &amp; Bhutan
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China's new land border law&nbsp;becomes operational from January 1 next year and could have a bearing on Beijing&rsquo;s border dispute with India

China&rsquo;s national legislature on Saturday adopted a new law on the protection and exploitation of the land border areas. The law, which becomes operational from January 1 next year could have bearing on Beijing&rsquo;s border dispute with India.
The law states that &lsquo;the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the People&rsquo;s Republic of China are sacred and inviolable&rsquo;.
It also stipulates the state shall, following the principle of equality, mutual trust and friendly consultation, handle land border-related affairs with neighbouring countries through negotiations to properly resolve disputes and longstanding border issues.
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The law further states that the Chinese military &lsquo;shall carry out border duties&rsquo; including &lsquo;organising drills&rsquo; and &lsquo;resolutely prevent, stop and combat invasion, encroachment, provocation and other acts&rsquo;.
A significant aspect of the new law includes state support for the construction of border towns, improving their functioning.
India and Bhutan are the two countries with which China is yet to finalise the border agreements, while Beijing resolved the boundary disputes with 12 other neighbours.

India and China will hold the 13th round of Corps Commander-level talks on Sunday to try and resolve the military standoff along the&nbsp;Line of Actual Control&nbsp;in eastern Ladakh.
The talks will be held at Moldo (Chusul) on the Chinese side of the LAC. &nbsp;The Indian team will be led by Lt General PGK Menon, while the Chinese side will be led by General Liu Lin.
Troops have disengaged on the north and south banks of Pangong Tso and Gogra Post, but not at Hot Springs where the two sides continue to face each other ever since the Chinese crossed the LAC in May 2020.
Resolution of friction point at Hot Springs will be discussed during the talks
The Indian Express reported that on the eve of the talks, Army chief General M M Naravane said the Chinese have been building infrastructure on their side of the region which means &ldquo;they are there to stay&rdquo;.
Twelve rounds of military talks were held between India and China, but tensions remain. There has been some disengagement, but India says only full disengagement will result in de-escalation

Border standoff: India, China to hold 13th round of talks today

India and China will hold the 13th round of Corps Commander-level talks on Sunday to try and resolve the military standoff along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh

Resolution of friction point at Hot Springs will be discussed during the 13th round of talks between India &amp; China

India and China will hold the 13th round of Corps Commander-level talks on Sunday to try and resolve the military standoff along the&nbsp;Line of Actual Control&nbsp;in eastern Ladakh.
The talks will be held at Moldo (Chusul) on the Chinese side of the LAC. &nbsp;The Indian team will be led by Lt General PGK Menon, while the Chinese side will be led by General Liu Lin.
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Troops have disengaged on the north and south banks of Pangong Tso and Gogra Post, but not at Hot Springs where the two sides continue to face each other ever since the Chinese crossed the LAC in May 2020.
Resolution of friction point at Hot Springs will be discussed during the talks
The Indian Express reported that on the eve of the talks, Army chief General M M Naravane said the Chinese have been building infrastructure on their side of the region which means &ldquo;they are there to stay&rdquo;.
Twelve rounds of military talks were held between India and China, but tensions remain. There has been some disengagement, but India says only full disengagement will result in de-escalation

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