India and China have once again discussed the border dispute. On Wednesday, China’s Defense Ministry said that there was an open and deep discussion between the armies of the two countries regarding control and management in the western border area. According to the ministry, both sides will now continue dialogue through military and diplomatic routes.

No official statement has yet come from the Ministry of External Affairs of India on this meeting. This conversation has taken place at a time when relations between India and China are gradually improving. After the conflict in Galvan Valley in 2020, tension between the two countries had increased. This year both the countries have taken many steps to improve relations.

Flights resumed between India and China

Recently direct flights between India and China resumed. Indigo Airlines’ flight from Kolkata to Guangzhou was the first step in this direction. Both countries called it a major achievement in relations.

Prime Minister Modi also participated in the SCO conference

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also participated in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) conference held in China’s Tianjin city. This was his visit to China after many years. During this, PM Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Xi Jinping had made this appeal during the meeting

During the meeting, Xi Jinping described India-China relations as an example of dragon and elephant coming together and appealed to both the countries to increase mutual trust and cooperation. This conversation is being considered an important step towards reducing tension between the two countries and bringing stability in Asia.

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Former Army Chief General MM Narwane (retired) said on Thursday (21 August 2025) that it is a good thing that the process of improvement in India-China relations has started. Many initiatives have been taken to carry forward mutual communication and cooperation at the political, diplomatic and military levels.

Retired General Narwane said in a program late in the evening, “We hope that as we move forward, China will also respond to our goodwill in the same way.” He made this comment amid recent efforts to improve China-India relations.

India and China announced several steps for “stable, collaborative and far -reaching” relations on Tuesday, including maintaining peace jointly on the border, reopening border trade, promoting investment flows and reinstating direct flight connectivity service as soon as possible.

We always wanted good relations with China- General Narwane
Retired General Narwane said, “It is not that the change between India and China and the current pace of talks has been imposed on us due to an event.” We always wanted good relations with China. “He also expressed happiness that India and China are moving forward to discuss the border dispute.”

The former army chief said, “This is a limit, not border and like the boundary, it is open to interaction.” Transactions are possible to some extent. “Narwane said,” It is a good thing that our relations with China have been getting better in the last few weeks, many initiatives have been announced at political, diplomatic and military levels so that our relations can improve as well as our relations. “

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India-china: On Tuesday, there was a meaningful conversation on several important issues amid increasing tension between India and China. This talk took place at a time when tension has increased globally due to Donald Trump’s tariff war.

During the meeting, a comprehensive review of the current situation on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) was done. The two countries discussed issues related to across the border including Kailash-Mansarovar Yatra to reduce the tension on the border, restore border cooperation and Kailash-Mansarovar Yatra. According to the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, this meeting was held in a positive and creative environment. During the talks, it was agreed to restore the Kailash-Mansarovar Yatra, which was stopped from 2020.

Discussion on Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Restoration

The 33rd meeting of the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination (WMCC) was held in Beijing on Indo-China border affairs. In this meeting, the delegation of India was led by Gauranglal Das, while Hong Leiang, Director General of the Department of External Affairs and Ocean Affairs Department, led China.

During the meeting, both sides discussed various issues related to the border and insisted on restoring the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra as soon as possible. Significantly, this journey was stopped due to increased tension in 2020 along the Indo-China border.

Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt also visited

Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt visited Beijing to attend an important meeting in January. During this time, it was agreed to resume the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra between India and China in summer. During the discussion, Foreign Secretary and Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister agreed to stabilize bilateral relations and take necessary steps to improve.

Apart from this, there was also talks between New Delhi to Beijing to restore direct air service. This dialogue between the two countries is considered an important step towards resolving the border dispute and improving relationships.