India, China Pull Back Troops

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    • Publish Date: Aug 28 2017 1:53PM
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    • Updated Date: Aug 28 2017 1:53PM
India, China Pull Back Troops

NEW DELHI: India and China have agreed to pull back their troops from a face-off in the high Himalayas where China, India and Bhutan meet, signaling a thaw in their months-long standoff, India's government said Monday.

India's Ministry of External Affairs said India and China have had diplomatic exchanges in recent weeks over the situation on Doklam plateau in the eastern Himalayas. "During these communications, we were able to express our views and convey our concerns and interests,'' the ministry said in a statement.

India said both sides had agreed and have begun the process to withdraw their troops from Doklam.

The confrontation that began in June when Indian troops moved in to stop China from constructing a road in the Doklam region in Bhutan was the worst in decades.

The breakthrough in the situation comes just weeks before Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was to travel to China for meeting of the BRICS leaders next month. The BRICS grouping comprises Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.

During the last nearly three-month long face-off, India had insisted that the impasse would be resolved through diplomatic talks, while China demanded that India withdraw its troops from Doklam before any talks could take place.

The Doklam plateau is disputed between China and Bhutan. The area, is also popularly referred to by Indians as the 'Chicken neck' — a narrow corridor that links mainland India with its remote northeastern states.

New Delhi's concerns about the Chinese presence in Doklam stemmed from fears that if China was able to block the corridor, it would isolate India's northeast from the rest of the country. 

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Varun Singh The Millennium School

Its a good thing that this controversial matter has been resolved by both the countries. There was a lot of controversy on this matter from a very long time. Hope such incidents won''t arise further.

Hemalatha.G Sethu Bhaskara Matriculation Higher Secondary Scho

That''s a good news. This really bothered many people. But happy to know that they withdrew. Hope positivities in future!

Manish Gogoi KV NAL CAMPUS

That was a brilliant news . Its good to see both the nations resolving the issue by bilateral talks .

lavanya rajput GREENWAY MODERN SCH(DILSHAD GARD

Thats better if China backed off...well this created a very tensed environment....but lets hope such matters wont arise in future

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