IBNLive.com: Breaking news from India

You are here: IBNLive » Topics: sino-indian ties
NO FIZZ: Manmohan Singh and Chinese premier Wen Jiabao in Beijing in January 2008.

NO FIZZ: Manmohan Singh and Chinese premier Wen Jiabao in Beijing in January 2008.

India, China PMs to meet as war of words grows

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is likely to meet his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao on Saturday, hoping to douse an escalating verbal duel between the Asian giants centered around their decades-old border dispute. The meeting on the sidelines of a regional summit in Thailand would be the first high-level contact between the two nations after recent months of diplomatic barbs.

FLAGGING OFF A NEW ERA: US says India and China will emerge atop a multipolar world.
CHINESE WHISPERS: China says it has never recognised the illegal
CHINESE WHISPERS: While Yan said the reports of incursions were false, Joshi said the border was still a debated territory.
CHINESE CHECKERS: For six months, the Government has concealed Chinese intrusions from the public.
THE FLASHPOINTS: Experts say the missiles, based in Tibet and adjoining Qinghai province, are road and rail mobile.
MAPPED OUT: Daulat Beg Oldie will allow India to land troops in Ladakh swifty.
CHINESE WHISPERS: Manmohan Singh and Chinese counterapart Wen Jiabao after a signing ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
BONDING WITH THE ENEMY? The military excercises are being seen as the most important CBM between India and China.
CIA SPIN: The documents have revived interest in reports that Nehru tried to keep a lid on China
CHINESE CHECK-MATE: Weng Ta Lee and Sagnik Roy have been married for 15 years.

Let's 'knot' forget Sino-Indian love

Sagnik Roy, the only Indian director of the China based Yongtong group, is one of the few Indian sons-in-law.

http://www.ibnlive.com/news/lets-knot--forget-sinoindian-love/21990-2.html

TAMING THE DRAGON: NIIT has scripted a success story in China with its classes for project managers.

Indian techies do IT right in China

Indian IT companies are making their presence felt in the land of the dragon.

http://www.ibnlive.com/news/indian-techies-do-it-right-in-china/21897-7.html

Next»

About Us | Disclaimer | Careers @ IBN | RSS | Podcast | Contact Us | Feedback | Advertise With Us

© 2008 IBNLive.com India. All Rights Reserved. A Web18 Venture