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Apps ban: China says India ‘abusing national security’, colluding with U.S.

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“China-India economic and trade cooperation is mutually beneficial and win-win,” says Ministry of Commerce spokesperson Gao Feng

China on Thursday hit out at India’s move to ban 118 Chinese apps accusing New Delhi of “abusing the concept of national security” and suggesting India was coordinating with the United States in its actions against Chinese companies.

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Ladakh standoff | China says responsibility for border tensions ‘lies entirely with India’

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Beijing exercised restraint to avoid escalation, says the country’s Foreign Ministry, urging New Delhi to stop provocation

China on Wednesday said “the responsibility lies entirely with the Indian side” for the continuing tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and a new stand-off in the Chushul sector.

Also read: China questions India’s account of LAC tensions

Beijing also…

Ladakh standoff | China says responsibility for border tensions ‘lies entirely with India’

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China has exercised great restraint to avoid escalation, says Foreign Ministry.

China on Wednesday said “the responsibility lies entirely with the Indian side” for the continuing tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and a new standoff in the Chushul sector.

Also read: China questions India’s account of LAC tensions

India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Tuesday the

Surveillance camera at South Bank of Pangong Tso caught Chinese movement, says govt official

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A surveillance camera installed at South Bank of Pangong Tso helped the Indian Army thwart an aggressive move by the Chinese troops to alter the status quo in the area on the night of August 29 and 30, a senior government official told The Hindu.

The official said mobilisation and movement of troops could be detected from a distance in the area due to the powerful surveillance equipment.

Deputy Collector’s post, house site handed over to slain Colonel Santosh Babu’s wife

Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao handed over the letter of appointment as Deputy Collector to Ms. Santoshi, wife of Colonel Santosh Babu who laid down his life fighting the Chinese forces in Galwan valley last month.

Mr. Rao also had lunch with nearly 20 relatives of Ms. Santoshi, who were invited for the occasion, at Pragathi Bhavan.

The Chief Minister ordered that the colonel’s widow be…

LAC standoff | India and China agree not to use UAVs indiscriminately at friction points in eastern Ladakh

The Chinese and the Indian armies have agreed to not indiscriminately use unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) at the friction points in eastern Ladakh along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The confidence-building measure, however, has impacted the real-time verification of the de-escalation process, as aerial objects cannot be used within 10 km of the face-off sites, a senior government official…

LAC standoff | No indiscriminate use of UAVs at friction points in eastern Ladakh, India and China agree

The Chinese and the Indian armies have agreed to not indiscriminately use unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) at the friction points in eastern Ladakh along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The confidence-building measure, however, has impacted the real-time verification of the de-escalation process, as aerial objects cannot be used within 10 km of the face-off sites, a senior government official…

LAC standoff | Corps Commanders’ talks on Tuesday at Chushul

India and China are scheduled to hold the fourth round of Corps Commanders talks at Chushul on Tuesday where details of the second phase of disengagement along the border would be discussed, a defence source said.

Also read: LAC standoff | Xi Jinping’s mobilisation order, months of planning preceded border moves

The focus of the talks, scheduled around 11.30 hr, would also be on pullback of the…