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New Delhi: Disengagement in the remaining areas in eastern Ladakh will take time as both India and China are working out “granular details”, The Print has learnt. But, sources said, India is “satisfied” that it has “achieved” what it wanted in dealing with the “more urgent cases requiring disengagement”, which is at the Pangong Lake area, while talks on residual areas are on.
This comes after the 11th round of Corps Commander meet ended late Friday, and the proposals arrived at there detailing how the disengagement in the remaining areas will occur will now be studied at the highest level of both governments.
Quad summit, defense secy visit show India, US are wasting no time in facing China threat
Quad summit takes place Friday & US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is in New Delhi next week, even as Indian & Chinese troops work on disengagement in Ladakh.
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New Delhi: Just like in war-torn Afghanistan and other global hotspots, the Biden administration has hit the ground running on the Quad and the Indo-Pacific, accelerating efforts to further elevate ties with India and forge stronger cooperation on dealing with China.
From pushing for the first summit of Quad leaders in less than two months of being sworn in, sending Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin to New Delhi in one of the first overseas visits by a top cabinet official, to calling Modi ahead of world leaders and allies such as Xi, Netanyahu, Erdogan, and including India at the high table of Afghan peace talks, US President Joe Biden