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New Delhi: With six weeks having passed since the senior military commanders’ last meeting, India on April 2, once again repeated its call to China to resolve the situations at the remaining stand-off points at the Line of Actual Control, asserting that prolongation of the dispute was in “neither side’s interests”. In February, India and China disengaged troops at Pangong Tso lake, followed by a meeting of senior commanders on February 10, which ratified the completion . This was followed up by a phone call between the two foreign ministers and a meeting of the foreign office-led Working Mechanism for...
