Indian Ministry of External Affairs Archives

China increased tension not only at LAC but also in the region

New Delhi. 26 June 2020. Indian Ministry of External Affairs’ official spokesperson Anurag Srivastava made clear that it was China which increased tension not only on LAC but…Read more ›

Tagged with: Anurag Srivastava, China Border, China increased tension, Galwan valley, India-China Faceoff, Indian Ministry of External Affairs, Line of Actual Control, Western Sector of India, WMCC

Pakistan’s diplomatic tit for tat misplaced

Two Indian high commission staffers return after missing for twelve plus hours Pakistan police detains , keeps a silence and then releases them By Sangeeta Saxena New Delhi.…Read more ›

Tagged with: CISF, Indian High Commission, Indian Ministry of External Affairs, Pakistan Time, Pakistani media, Syed Haider Shah

India-China top military commanders to try & defuse the crisis at LAC

By Sangeeta Saxena New Delhi. 06 June 2020. As the day dawns all eyes are on the northern front where Indian Army’s Corps Commander of the XIV Corps…Read more ›

Tagged with: Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DGMI, DGMO, Galwan valley, India-China, Indian Army, Indian Ministry of External Affairs, Lt Gen Harinder Singh, Lt General Xu Yong, Naveen Srivastava, Wu Jianghao

Srilankan political crisis keeps the world guessing

Overthrowing of Ranil Wickremesinghe is the victory of Chinese intelligence By J K Verma. 02 November 2018. On October 26, President Maithripala Sirisena, on behest of the powerful…Read more ›

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Doklam Standoff between India & China ends before BRICS Summit

By Sangeeta Saxena New Delhi. 28 August 2017. It took just a three lined press statement by the Ministry of External Affairs on their website to put an…Read more ›