Indian, Chinese militaries held 9 rounds of talks, will continue: Jaishankar PTI
Amaravati: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar Saturday said senior military commanders of India and China have held nine rounds of talks on the process of disengagement of troops in eastern Ladakh and the parleys will continue in future also.
Addressing reporters in Vijayawada, he said so far there was no “visible expression” of the talks on ground.
“The disengagement talks, because it is a very complicated issue, because it depends on troops, you have to know the geography (like) which position and what is happening, this is being done by the military commanders,” he said.
This was expressed in the Vande Bharat Mission that brought more than 3.5 million of our people home. It was equally visible in the support we provided for the return from India of those of other nationalities, to 120 countries, Jaishankar said.
NEW DELHI : External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar Saturday invited the Indian diaspora to be part of India’s endeavour to build stronger capabilities in diverse areas as part of broader efforts to deal with challenges thrown up by the coronavirus pandemic.
In an address at the Pravasi Bhartiya Divas, Jaishankar said the uncertainty triggered by the pandemic has created a global demand for “shorter, more trusted and resilient” supply chains.
The external affairs minister said India has responded to the situation through the larger framework of the Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) to enhance its capacities at home to make a larger contribution abroad.
The external affairs minister said India has responded to the situation through Atmanirbhar Bharat to enhance capacities at home to make a larger contribution abroad.