India's BRI rejection means lost opportunities: experts
India's refusal to cooperate under the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) will make it lose many growth opportunities and harm its connectivity with other countries in South Asia, experts said Monday.
Former official with Dalai clique exposes true face of 'Tibetan government-in-exile'
After working for the Tibetan "government-in-exile" for eight years, Tashi Tsering (pseudonym) finally decided to quit and return to Nepal from India.
Netizens ridicule Bollywood's recent spate of anti-China movies
Indian movies have once again attracted the attention of Chinese netizens recently.
India's nationalistic media could disrupt China-India ties
For whatever reason, Indian media should not make such irresponsible and irrational remarks. Differences do exist between China and India. But major progress has also been made, thanks to years of efforts from the two governments. It is time for Indian media to control its nationalistic sentiment. Hyping the gap will only destroy the larger picture of China-India ties.
Benefits will eventually bring India into BRI
Italy's endorsement of the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) hasn't had much impact on Indian officials, who have long objected to the initiative, as media reports said the South Asian country signaled it might boycott the upcoming second Belt and Road Forum, to be held in Beijing.
Indian expert reveals Aamir Khan's secret to success in China
The willingness to take on thorny social issues, while also remaining entertaining has been the secret to Bollywood star Aamir Khan's success in both India and China, an Indian expert said.
Cooperation trumps competition between China and India: envoy
China-India relations are a complex mix of cooperation and competition. As the two largest emerging economies, their ties are of great significance to regional stability and even global development.
China, India should be each other's partner, opportunity: FM
China and India should be each other's partner in pursuing their respective dreams and each other's important opportunity for growing respective economies, Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Friday.
Chinese state councilor meets Indian FM
Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Wednesday met with Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in Wuzhen of east China's Zhejiang Province.
China could offer lesson for India's struggle with data security: analysts
India seems to have a big struggle in its accelerating digital transformation process: data security – an area where China's experience in managing a vast amount of data could offer a valuable lesson, analysts said.
Can India sustain export gains after China, the US strike a trade deal?
India appears to be a winner from the ongoing China-US trade war, with its exports to China, driven by rises in agricultural products, marine products, and chemical products, set for a record in the 2018-19 fiscal year, which ends on March 31.
Can playing China card boost BJP's chances in India's general election?
The BJP projected the move as a "game changer" which it claimed would win it the support of a certain section of society but now finds itself on the back foot as the Congress came out with a proposal promising "minimum income guarantee" for every poor villager if the party was voted to power. The idea has left the BJP leadership unnerved.
China voices strong opposition to Modi's visit to region on east section of its border with India
The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Saturday expressed strong opposition to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to a region on the east section of the China-India border.
India's infrastructure needs will push it to reconsider BRI: analysts
The weak balance sheets of some Indian commercial banks as well as concerns about the credit environment have posed challenges to India's flagship projects, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) said in its inaugural Asian Infrastructure Finance report released on Tuesday.
India: Commerce secretary's visit sparks bilateral exchanges
Anup Wadhawan, India's Commerce Secretary, was on a two-day official visit to Beijing on January 21 and 22, according to the Indian Embassy in Beijing. During his visit, Wadhawan had a bilateral meeting with Zhang Jiwen, vice minister of the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC).
Chinese film about a village couple wins award at Indian festival
Chinese film Red Flower and Green Leaves won the Silver Sparrow for Best International Feature at the New Deli Diorama International Film Festival on Sunday, the film's producer announced on Tuesday.
China, India embrace signals bright prospects
If Washington casts a wary eye on deepening Sino-Indian ties and alludes to New Delhi to step back, India is unlikely to buckle under US pressure.
Chinese apps lead in Indian market via innovation
Although India is known globally for the outsourcing of software services, the sector in China is becoming more competitive through innovation, as can be seen in Chinese dominance of the Indian app ecosystem in 2018.