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India and China are set to hold Corps Commander-level talks in the Northeast soon, amid reports of tension in Daksing. The Spear Corps Commander is likely to lead the Indian side in the discussions. The two countries are also planning new military hotlines to link the Indian Army's Eastern and Central Commands with China to prevent border escalations. This development follows boundary talks between National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing, where both sides agreed to strengthen mechanisms to ensure peace along the border regions.

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00:00We are learning about India-China Corps commander talks in North East soon.
00:05Talks likely amid the reports of tension in Taksim.
00:09Spear Corps commander likely to lead the Indian side.
00:13India-China commanders may hold talks soon.
00:15This is the new military hotline that has been planned between India and China hotlines
00:19to link Army's eastern central commands with China.
00:22They move after Doval and Wang.
00:25Wang Yi boundary talks in Beijing and India and China agreed to strengthening mechanisms
00:30move to prevent India-China border escalations.
00:33India and China pushed for early and substantial harvest.
00:37This is what we are learning at this given point.
00:39Remember just a few weeks ago in fact it was Ajit Doval who had met his counterpart Wang Yi in
00:45Beijing
00:46and while India and China both ever since last year's SCO summit has been in conversations
00:52with regards to how to establish dialogue between both sides
00:56to in fact ensure that there are no escalations at the very border regions.
01:01This seems to be the latest development on that very front.
01:06This is a particular meeting that's been scheduled
01:08and it will take place in the upcoming days in the North East as we are expecting it right now.
01:13Thank you so much.

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