New Delhi, India

After India trashed Chinese EV maker BYD's proposal to set up a $1 billion plant in India, China has urged New Delhi to rethink its decision and assured that it is not a threat to the Indian security. 

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Meanwhile, amid violence in Manipur, around 700 Myanmar nationals are believed to have entered India, which might further fuel unrest in the northeast Indian state.

And North Korea again went on a missile launch spree late Monday, as it launched two missiles towards the Sea of Japan, triggering security concerns in neighbouring nations South Korea and Japan.

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We are not threats...': After India dumps BYD’s factory plans, Beijing urges New Delhi to rethink

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A couple of days after India blocked Chinese automaker BYD's $1 billion bid to set up an electric vehicle (EV) factory in the country, Beijing's top diplomat has urged New Delhi to rethink the decision,

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