Minister of External Affairs of India Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said on Thursday that the bilateral ties between Beijing and New Delhi are "abnormal". While replying to WION's question after his meeting with the Chinese finance minister Qin Gang in the Indian capital city, Jaishankar added that both nations need to discuss border tensions candidly.

‘Relation remains abnormal,’ says Jaishankar post meeting with Chinese FM

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson says, China is committed to peace and tranquility at LAC. India and China held fourth round of talk yesterday. Today Ministry Spokesperson says, Hope India can work with China

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson says, Hope India can work with China

India has built a new bridge in Arunachal Pradesh area, a region claimed by China. This can strain the relationship between China and India. It is a new all-weather access point in the disputed part of Indo-China border.

India's new bridge along the Indo-China border can strain relationship with China

Ahead of the second Indo-China informal summit that will happen in Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu over the weekend, China has said that ties have seen "sound momentum" and has suggested a dialogue between India and Pakistan to solve the Kashmir issue.

Chinese foreign ministry says Indo-China ties have shown 'sound momentum' ahead of second informal summit

In two days, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be hosting Chinese President Xi Jinping in the seaside heritage town Mamallapuram for an informal summit. While the upcoming visit has been much talked about, there remains a lesser-known visit to Mamallapuram - that of the first Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai in December 1956.

Mamallapuram: Zhou Enlai in 1956 and Modi-Xi in 2019 

During the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) address, Indian representatives asserted that China should "respect India's sovereignty and territorial integrity" as the recent developments in Jammu and Kashmir are "entirely a matter internal to India".

India slams China over reference to J&K situation at UNGA