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Watching the India-China standoff closely, don't want escalation: US

The United States is watching the India-China standoff in Ladakh closely, senior officials of the Trump administration said on Saturday, ahead of an important visit by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the US Secretary of Defence Mark Esper next week. US wants to ensure the situation does not escalate, they said. The US also stresses it is important to work with like-minded partners like India to counter "China's aggressive behaviour" and wants an increased Indian involvement in Southeast Asia including its military presence in the South China Sea. 'The defence relationship with India is at its best in recent memory&rsquo; the US officials noted.

Watching closely, want to ensure India-China doesn't escalate: US

US: watching Indo-China standoff closely
US on India-China crisis: don't want escalation&nbsp;
US lauds defence relationship with India
US wants India's help to counter China

The United States is watching the India-China standoff in Ladakh closely, senior officials of the Trump administration said on Saturday, ahead of an important visit by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the US Secretary of Defence Mark Esper next week. US wants to ensure the situation does not escalate, they said. The US also stresses it is important to work with like-minded partners like India to counter "China's aggressive behaviour" and wants an increased Indian involvement in Southeast Asia including its military presence in the South China Sea. 'The defence relationship with India is at its best in recent memory&rsquo; the US officials noted.

Kangana announces return after comparing Mumbai to PoK

Kangana Ranaut announces return to Mumbai after comparing it to PoK

Kangana Ranaut to return to Mumbai amid alleged death threats

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After comparing Mumbai to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, actress Kangana Ranaut has revealed that she will travel to the city next week.
The 'Panga' actress who has been staying at her Manali house since the lockdown mentioned in her tweet that she will be back in Mumbai on September 9.
Challenging people to stop her if they can, Kangana wrote that 'she will post the time when she will land at the Mumbai airport'.

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