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Wang Yi Meets Jaishankar in Delhi as India Says Border Peace Is Basis for Ties

The visit sets up Special Representatives talks with Ajit Doval ahead of Narendra Modi’s planned SCO trip.

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Overview

  • Opening remarks from S. Jaishankar pressed for de-escalation along the Line of Actual Control and warned that differences must not become disputes.
  • Wang Yi and National Security Adviser Ajit Doval are slated to hold the 24th round of Special Representatives boundary talks on Tuesday in New Delhi, with a call on Prime Minister Narendra Modi scheduled for the evening.
  • The agenda includes practical confidence-building steps such as restarting direct flights, expanding pilgrimages and tourist visas, and reopening select border trade posts.
  • Despite disengagement at some friction points last year, each side continues to keep roughly 50,000–60,000 troops in eastern Ladakh, underscoring that full de-escalation has yet to begin.
  • Beijing cast the trip as implementing leader-level understandings to stabilise ties, as India contends with new U.S. tariffs and prepares for the SCO summit in Tianjin at month’s end.