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June 21, 2011
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India resumes military exchanges with China
New Delhi (AFP) June 17, 2011
India will send a military delegation to China on Sunday, marking a resumption of defence ties that were frozen for a year over a visa row, government and defence officials said. The eight-member delegation, headed by Major General Gurmeet Singh, will travel to Beijing and the northwestern Chinese region of Xinjiang on the six-day visit, a senior defence official said on condition of anonymity. India suspended military exchanges in July last year after Beijing refused to provide a proper stamped ... read more

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