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Chinese President Xi's Delhi Meet with Modi Aims to Ease Years of Border Tension

GS2Polity · Governance · IR· India's bilateral relations· Mains·

India-China bilateral relations and the role of multilateral forums like BRICS in regional stability: a GS2 IR case study.

Why in news

Former India's envoy to China, Gautam Bambawale, stated that Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit and meeting with PM Narendra Modi during the BRICS summit in Delhi is crucial for easing years of border tension.

Background

The meeting took place on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Delhi. The leaders discussed peace and tranquillity along borders following years of tension and military confrontations in Ladakh and Galwan.

Facts for Prelims

  • PostGautam Bambawale: Former Indian envoy to China
  • PlaceLadakh and Galwan: Sites of significant military confrontations between India and China
  • FactThe bilateral relationship is noted to be lagging behind pre-2019 levels

Prelims practice question

Which sites were identified as locations of significant military confrontations between India and China?

  1. (a)Ladakh and Galwan
  2. (b)Aksai Chin
  3. (c)Pangong Tso
  4. (d)Tawang
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Answer: (a) Ladakh and Galwan — The note identifies Ladakh and Galwan as the sites of significant military confrontations.

For Mains

Q. Discuss the challenges in normalizing India-China bilateral relations following the 2019 border confrontations and the role of multilateral forums in mediating these tensions.

Dimensions to cover in your answer

  • Border friction: Persistent military presence in Ladakh and Galwan complicating diplomatic normalization
  • Multilateral leverage: Utilizing BRICS as a platform for high-level diplomatic engagement and trust-building
  • Strategic trust deficit: Difficulty in returning to pre-2019 status quo despite high-level diplomatic overtures

Keywords: bilateral relations · border tranquillity · strategic trust · multilateral diplomacy · geopolitical friction

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