China on Monday expressed readiness to jointly maintain peace along the border areas with India, saying that the frontier post visited by the Indian defence minister was the "best witness" to the UK-China treaty of 1890
While there are some verbal and loudspeaker exchanges in a non-aggressive manner, an accidental escalation remains a big worry
Mumbai schools' principals are mulling to issue an "appeal" to students to avoid buying goods that are 'Made in China'.
The Indian Army is ready for a long haul in holding onto its position in the Dokalam area near the Bhutan tri-junction, with soldiers deployed in the disputed area have pitching in tents.
China today accused India of "trampling" on the Panchsheel principles and asked it to "correct its mistakes" as soon as possible by pulling back troops.
China today said there was no scope for a "compromise" in the military standoff with India in the Sikkim section.
The verbal spat between Chinese and Indian troops broke out after Indian Army stopped China from constructing a road in in Doka La area near Sikkim.
Asking India to withdraw its troops from the Doklam areato end the current standoff, Xinhua news agency said "it is well known that the Sikkim section of the China-India boundary has been demarcated by the 1890 Sino-British treaty".
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