India and chaina border latest news and
Border tensions between India and China continue, and several rounds of military-level talks have been unable to break the deadlock. India has rubbished China's claim of sovereignty over the Galwan Valley, and said that unilateral attempt to change status quo on LAC will not be accepted. Stay with TOI for live updates.
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Look for alternate sources of supplies, Ficci tells members
- Amid the ongoing border tensions with China, industry chamber Ficci on Friday asked its members to look for alternate sources of supplies and not remain dependent on a single nation.
- "We have been standing shoulder to shoulder with the government in dealing with the situation and have been sharing with you our inputs and responses to the government.
- "Ficci and its members have been supporting all the steps taken by the government in handling the standoff at Galwan valley, and will continue to support," Ficci President Sangita Reddy said in a letter to members on the India-China standoff and the industry's action plan.
- Amid the ongoing border tensions with China, industry chamber Ficci on Friday asked its members to look for alternate sources of supplies and not remain dependent on a single nation.
- "We have been standing shoulder to shoulder with the government in dealing with the situation and have been sharing with you our inputs and responses to the government.
- "Ficci and its members have been supporting all the steps taken by the government in handling the standoff at Galwan valley, and will continue to support," Ficci President Sangita Reddy said in a letter to members on the India-China standoff and the industry's action plan.
A military standoff between India and China over their disputed border has escalated into violent clashes that has left at least 20 Indian troops dead.Tensions flare on a fairly regular basis between the two regional powers over their 3,500-kilometre (2,200-mile) frontier, which has never been properly demarcated.
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