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China-India business forum: $22bn deals inked in Shanghai

China-India business forum: $22bn deals inked in Shanghai

The partnership with China "should and will flourish" said the Indian Prime Minister in Shanghai.

China, India leaders ink 24 bilateral agreements

China, India leaders ink 24 bilateral agreements

The two sides have set a bilateral trade target of $100 billion by 2015.

First BRICS Bank head to take charge within 10 days

First BRICS Bank head to take charge within 10 days

The Bank will have its headquarters in China with India holding its first rotating presidency.

Xi-Modi meet in Xi’an to boost ties

Xi-Modi meet in Xi’an to boost ties

The two leaders will acknowledge the increasing clout of developing economies in the new global financial architecture.

Putin calls Modi, thanks India for VictoryDay solidarity

Putin calls Modi, thanks India for VictoryDay solidarity

Russia-India ties are expected to receive a significant boost by twin visits by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Russia in July and November.

China says Indian PM visit an “important opportunity”

China says Indian PM visit an “important opportunity”

High on the agenda of talks are the BRICS Bank, bilateral ties, the trade deficit, China’s Silk Route revival and India’s manufacturing drive.

India announces first BRICS Bank President

India announces first BRICS Bank President

The bank is establishing its headquarters in Shanghai.

WW2 VictoryDay: Putin warns fascism on the rise again

WW2 VictoryDay: Putin warns fascism on the rise again

This was the first time Indian and Chinese soldiers participated in a Russian Victory Day parade.

Indian President leaves for Russia, to attend VictoryDay parade

Indian President leaves for Russia, to attend VictoryDay parade

On May 9, Russia commemorates the sacrifice of the millions who fought and died to bring down the Third Reich.

China, India don’t need third party meddling: Modi

China, India don’t need third party meddling: Modi

The Indian Prime Minister also rejected the US charge of “increased assertiveness” of China in the region.