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20 May 2013, 18:50 HRS IST

Both PMs discussed cooperation in civil nuclear field and agreed more needs to be doneThe two PMs have agreed that the complicated border issue needs detailed examination: Indian envoy to China S JaishankaWe need to confront issues with a broad mind and resolve them: LiWe are good friends. I will not deny that there are some problems in certain areas: LiWe are looking forward to Indian PM's visit to China later this year so that ties can be further strengthened: LiDiscussions between the two sides have achieved multiple, significant outcomes: Chinese premier Li KeqiangIndia has flagged concerns on Chinese action in upper reaches which has impact on lower riparians: PM on dams being built by China on BrahmaputraSpecial Representatives of India and China to consider further measures that may be needed to ensure peace and tranquilty along the border: PMWe took stock of lessons learnt from the recent incident in the western sector: PM on recent Chinese incursion in Ladakh areaWhile seeking an earlier resolution on boundary issue, both sides agreed that peace and tranquility on border be preserved: PMWe had wide ranging and candid discussions on various issues of mutual interest: PM Manmohan Singh after talks with the Chinese premierIndia and China sign eight agreementRupee down 10 paise against dollar in early tradeSensex gains 138 points in early trade.

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Ceremonial welcome for Prime Minster Li Keqiang by Manmohan Singh in New Delhi. PTI

PM has candid talks with Li, focus on resolving boundary issue
Staff Writer 18:8 HRS IST
New Delhi: Drawing from the "lessons learnt" from the recent stand off in Ladakh after a Chinese incursion there, India and China today decided to consider "further measures" for early settlement of boundary dispute which was discussed at "length" during talks between the Prime Ministers.