Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman hints at a potential revival of India-China business ties, emphasizing the need for increased interaction and easing investment restrictions.

India has resumed tourist visas for Chinese citizens after five years. This decision follows a meeting between S Jaishankar ...

India and China are beginning to move towards increased economic access and interaction, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman ...

As India marks the 75th year of diplomatic ties with China, its approach is defined by two competing impulses: engagement to ...

The deep chill in India-China ties seems to be over with Beijing welcoming Moscow's proposal for a tri-nation bloc. Though ...

New Delhi’s cautious openness to reviving the long-dormant Russia-India-China dialogue signals a careful hedging of its ...

By Nitya Chakraborty The recent months have not been comfortable for India with its two neighbours Pakistan and India, ...

Differences remain but for now both Asian giants want to insulate their economies from  an unpredictable Trump’s tariff  war. In a world of flux both India and China believe it is best to work ...

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Russian President Vladimir Putin, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Chinese President Xi Jinping during the last RIC ...

Renowned Chinese Buddhist painter and scholar Yue Yu, whose unique artwork was presented to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his China visit in 2015, says India and China should rediscover their ...

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman indicated a potential thaw in India-China business relations, citing mutual interest in ...