What India does not want to talk about when it comes to China

April 29, 2013 11:02

Resolute in a weekend decision to prioritise the totality of Sino-Indian relations instead of overreacting to shifting control of tracts of wasteland in Ladakh, the political leadership in New Delhi has taken charge of resolving the latest land dispute with Beijing.

The Prime Minister's description of the new Chinese encampments in disputed areas of Daulat Beg Oldi as a "localised problem' was the highlight on the issue on Saturday. More significant, in fact, has been a moderated change in defence minister A.K. Antony's position since the incursions in Burthe came to light a week ago. Read

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