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India Adds 27 Places to Official Map in Response to China's Border Maneuvers
Deccan Herald
Key Points
- India has added 27 places in Arunachal Pradesh to its official map
- China claims a part of the region as its own
- Border disputes are straining relations between the two countries
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India has added 27 places in Arunachal Pradesh to its official map, in response to China's exploitation of the 2005 border agreement.
This move has added a new dimension to the border disputes between the two countries. While India considers the entire Arunachal Pradesh as its territory, China claims a part of the region as its own.
India's move may lead to a new phase in the border negotiations between the two countries.
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- Why did India add 27 places to its official map?
- India responded to China's exploitation of the 2005 border agreement
- Why are there border disputes in Arunachal Pradesh?
- India and China have disagreements over the borders of Arunachal Pradesh
- How may this development affect relations between the two countries?
- This development may lead to a new phase in border negotiations and may not ease tensions between the two countries
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