doklam standoff we will continue talks with china to solve issue says mea

New Delhi: The Foreign Ministry press conference on Friday about a China faceoff on the border and flood in Nepal. External Affairs Ministry spokesman Ravi Kumar said on the efforts of Chinese troops to enter Ladakh that such incidents are not in the interest of any of the two countries.

Foreign Ministry’s statement on doklam controversy

Responding to questions related to conflict with China in Dokalmal, the spokesman said that we will continue to interact with China to find a solution. Along with this, the Ministry of External Affairs said that India has not received any data from China regarding Brahmaputra water this year.

Welcome to Hizbul Mujahideen’s decision to declare foreign terrorist organization: Ministry of External Affairs

The Ministry of External Affairs welcomed the decision to declare Hizbul Mujahideen as a foreign terrorist organization from the United States. A spokesman for the Ministry of External Affairs said, “This reflects the joint commitment of America and India to fight terrorism.

On the fierce floods in Bihar, the Foreign Ministry said that talks with Nepal are in progress.