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PM Manmohan Singh with his Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang at a joint press conference in New Delhi. PTI Photo

India, China agree to push forward talks on border row
Staff Writer 19:33 HRS IST
New Delhi: Taking stock of "lessons learnt" from the recent Chinese incursion in the Ladakh region, India and China today decided to strengthen the mechanism to prevent such incidents in future and to "push forward" the talks for an early settlement of the contentious border dispute.