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Galwan clash: PM must be mindful of his words, says Manmohan Singh

On Friday, Modi had said, at an all-party meeting: "Neither is anyone inside our territory nor are any of our posts captured."

Finding alternatives to China not easy, caution auto manufacturers

Bajaj Auto and its suppliers source components, including alloy wheels and transmission components worth Rs 1000 crore from China

India has the ability to reduce dependence on China, cut deficit: Report

The trade deficit contraction estimate has been made for FY22, assuming for a fourth of the items in the 40 specified sectors being sourced locally, Acuite Ratings and Research said.

In pictures: Traders burn Chinese goods, anti-China protest across India

Twenty Indian soldiers died in a violent clash with Chinese People's Liberation Army troops at Galwan Valley in Eastern Ladakh

Galwan standoff: Govt, oppn should work with full maturity, says Mayawati

She said the whole country is very sad and angry over the death of 20 Army personnel, including a colonel, in a clash with the Chinese Army in Ladakh on June 15

Best of BS Opinion: Galwan clash, India's stand on digital tax, and more

Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day

Statsguru: A peep into fractious relations between India, China since 1962

While the international Global Firepower ranking of countries' military strength puts China and India at third and fourth position, respectively, the gap is much wider than the positions suggest.

Galwan clash: Amid pressure, Vivo may go for negotiated exit from IPL

PepsiCo India's midway exit in 2015 had set a precedent, say experts

It is easy to whip up anti-Chinese emotions

However, significant policy reform would also be necessary to attract investors

Galwan Valley face-off: India changes rules of engagement at LAC

Sources said the government had asked the Army to adopt a different tactical approach in guarding the border - the LAC - with China.

Blaming China? Blame those who keep us poor & weak

By blaming China, we give a free pass to our political leaders, who have kept us poor, weak, and stupid.

Clash in eastern Ladakh: A historical perspective

Among other things, a crystallisation of our political and security arrangements with countries which share our concerns over China's aggressive posture is required

PM Modi's LAC comments 'endorsed Chinese position', alleges Congress

The prime minister's remarks triggered massive criticism, with the Congress accusing him of surrendering Indian territory to China

Govt seeks product details to curb low quality imports from China: Sources

Sources said a high-level meeting to discuss ways to promote Atmanirbhar Bharat, including a cut in import dependence from China, also took place recently in the Prime Minister's office

India-China face-off: 97% Indians will not buy Chinese goods, says survey

Not only a 200% import duty on all goods and services from China, Indians want mandatory labelling of Chinese products by regulators in India.

Nepal hopes India, China will resolve differences through peaceful means

The violent face-off on June 15 happened as a result of an attempt by the Chinese troops to unilaterally change the status quo during de-escalation in eastern Ladakh

Ladakh stand-off: China claims Galwan Valley located on its side of LAC

In order to ease the situation, China and India have stayed in close communication through military and diplomatic channels

Tariffs, trade barriers: How India plans to protect domestic biz from China

Bilateral trade between China and India was worth $88 billion in the fiscal year ending March 2019, with a trade deficit of $53.5 billion in China's favour, the widest India has with any country

Galwan Valley: India asks China to confine activities to its side of LAC

The Galwan Valley was the site of the violent clash between the two militaries on Monday evening

2 Bengal villages wait for bodies of soldiers killed in Galwan clash

A stage has been hurriedly set up by the slain soldier's friends for laying the casket upon its arrival to the tiny north Bengal hamlet surrounded by forests and tea gardens