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   Sino-Indian relations

   Sino-Indian relations, also called China-India relations refer to the ties and relations between China and India. The economic and diplomatic importance of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Republic of India, which are the two most populous states in the world, as emerging economies, has in recent years increased the significance of their bilateral relationship.
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   Category:Sino-Indian relations

   This category is located at Category:China–India relations. Note: This category page should be empty.
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   Foreign relations of India

   Sino-Indian relations suffered a brief setback in May 1998 when the Indian Defence minister justified the country's nuclear tests by citing potential threats from the PRC.
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   History of the People's Liberation Army

   The Sino-Indian border war broke out in October 1962 amid the deterioration of Sino-Indian relations and mutual accusations of intrusions into disputed territory.
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   Sino-American relations

   Sino-Indian relations
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   People's Republic of China–United States relations

   Sino-Indian relations
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   Origins of the Sino-Indian border dispute

   1987 Sino-Indian skirmish ... Sino-Indian relations
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   India–Iran relations

   Sino-Indian relations
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   Nathu La

   In 2003, with the thawing of Sino-Indian relations, Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's visit to China led to the resumption of talks on opening the border.
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    V.R. Raghavan

    1987 Sino-Indian skirmish ... Sino-Indian relations

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• Category:Sino-Indian relations,
• Foreign relations of India,
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• People's Republic of China–United States relations,
• Origins of the Sino-Indian border dispute,
• India–Iran relations,
• Nathu La,
• V.R. Raghavan