India’s Modi calls for peace along with China border

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urges India and China to address border disputes to improve bilateral relations. He emphasized the need for resolution on the ill-defined, 3,440km (2,100-mile)-long Himalayan border. He emphasized the importance of peaceful relations between the two countries for the entire region and the world. Advertisement Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged India and China to urgently address their border disputes to improve bilateral relations. He commented during a rare interview with Newsweek magazine, highlighting the need for resolution regarding the ill-defined, 3,440km (2,100-mile)-long border in the Himalayas, which has been a source of tension for…