Jaishankar Confirms Full Disengagement in Eastern Ladakh, Emphasizes National Security in India-China Relations

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Jaishankar Confirms Full Disengagement in Eastern Ladakh, Emphasizes National Security in India-China Relations

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S. Jaishankar announced full disengagement in Eastern Ladakh at Depsang and Demchok.
Negotiations with China involved defense and diplomatic efforts to protect national interests.
Jaishankar emphasized three principles: respect for the LAC, no unilateral changes, and adherence to agreements.
Opposition members walked out of the Lok Sabha after being denied clarifications during Jaishankar's statement.

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Jaishankar's Border Peace Talks and OnePlus Investment

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Jaishankar stressed the need for peace along the border to improve relations with China.
He mentioned China's illegal occupation of 38,000 sq km of Aksai Chin.
Discussions on de-escalation and border management will occur soon.
Jaishankar faced an uproar from the opposition, leading to a walkout.
He reiterated India's commitment to bilateral talks for a fair resolution of the boundary issue.
OnePlus announced a Rs 6,000 crore investment under Project Starlight.
CEO Robin Liu emphasized quality control to address display issues.
OnePlus plans to increase service centers by 50 percent by mid-2026.

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Opposition Walks Out Over Jaishankar's Statement

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Opposition MPs, led by Mallikarjun Kharge, staged a walkout in the Rajya Sabha.
Jaishankar emphasized ongoing management of border areas post-disengagement.
He stated, Peace and tranquillity along the LAC would form the basis of future relations with China.
Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar disallowed questions from the Opposition.
Dhankhar urged MPs to display exemplary conduct on security issues.
Opposition criticized the decision as an attempt to stifle debate.
Dhankhar dismissed demands to discuss farmers' protests, calling it politicization.
He remarked that they were shedding crocodile tears over farmers' issues.

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India-China Talks: Progress on Border Disengagement

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India and China held talks in New Delhi on December 5, 2024.
Delegations affirmed the recent disengagement agreement.
Preparations for a Special Representatives meeting were discussed.
Both sides reviewed past border incidents from 2020.
The disengagement agreement is crucial for stabilizing the 3,488 km border.
MEA stressed preventing past conflicts during discussions.
Talks addressed security concerns in sensitive areas like Galwan Valley.

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Jaishankar Stresses Peace and Border Management

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Dr. Jaishankar emphasized the need for peace and stability in border areas.
He noted abnormal ties since the April-May 2020 face-off.
Jaishankar praised armed forces for rapid counter-deployment.
He stated China illegally occupied 38,000 sq km in Aksai Chin.
Pakistan ceded 5,180 sq km of Indian territory to China in 1963.
Jaishankar reaffirmed commitment to bilateral discussions for boundary resolution.
Significant progress in strengthening border infrastructure was highlighted.

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India-China Dialogue Focuses on Border Management

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India and China held their first dialogue since the eastern Ladakh standoff.
Meeting focused on preventing future military confrontations.
Both sides affirmed the disengagement agreement implementation.
Talks reviewed lessons learned from the 2020 events.
Preparations for the next Special Representatives meeting were discussed.
Chinese delegation leader met with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri.

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India and China Commit to Peaceful Border Management

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India and China agreed to ease tensions at their borders.
Both nations positively assessed solutions on border-related issues.
This meeting was the first after the October 21 agreement.
MEA emphasized reflecting on lessons learned from the border row.
India's delegation was led by Gourangalal Das.
China's team was headed by Hong Liang.
Both sides highlighted the need for effective border management.
NSA Ajit Doval and Wang Yi are Special Representatives.

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Jaishankar Discusses India-China Relations at Forum

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Dr. S. Jaishankar delivered a witty response at the India-Japan Forum.
He noted imbalanced trade between India and China.
Jaishankar emphasized market access issues affecting trade.
He stated, “It has taken us 4.5 years to negotiate the disengagement of forces,”
Jaishankar highlighted the need for ongoing dialogue with China.
He remarked, “We have to sit down and discuss with China how we rebuild our relationship,”

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Jaishankar Highlights India's Global Role and Confidence

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Jaishankar expressed pride in representing India's transformative phase.
He stated, We are more aspirational, more ambitious, more capable, and more confident. But most of all, we are an India that is more Bharat.
Jaishankar emphasized India's role in shaping global conversations.
He noted India as a co-inventor of the International Solar Alliance.
Jaishankar remarked, India is a country of ideas, it is a country which is shaping global conversations.
He highlighted India's firmness and determination in responding to border challenges.
Jaishankar stated, Look at the way we are responding today to terrorism...
He noted India's transformation, stating it is more representative than ever.
Jaishankar emphasized equal opportunities across various sectors.
He remarked, This success is not something that is elitist or metropolitan.

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India and China Agree on Troop Withdrawal

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In late October, India and China reached a deal to withdraw troops from key Himalayan flashpoints.
During the BRICS summit, Modi and Xi expressed a mutual desire for “peace and stability”.
India's strategic rebalancing focuses on strengthening ties with the U.S..
Modi's government is engaging with Europe and Southeast Asia to counterbalance China's influence.
Official-level talks emphasized the need for effective border management.
Jaishankar outlined three key principles for future relations, including strict respect for the LAC.
Jaishankar stated, “We have to now sit down and discuss with the Chinese what we do further...”