Following disengagement at Demchok and Depsang Plains, India and China exchanged sweets on Diwali, reflecting a renewed spirit of collaboration. In a heartwarming display, Indian and Chinese ...
bringing a fresh thaw in the Sino-Indian ties. "Sweets exchange between members of the troops of India and China took place at several border points along the LAC on the occasion of Diwali," an ...
Diwali festivities often bring lots of Indian sweet boxes ... Kalakand is a moist sweet that should be kept at room temperature and eaten fresh within the same day of preparation. This includes ...
An Indian army official who was not authorised to speak to journalists confirmed that “sweets were exchanged between troops of India and China at several border points on the occasion of Diwali”.
Indian and Chinese troops exchanged sweets along the LAC on Diwali ... Chinese ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, shared similar sentiments, highlighting the importance of managing and resolving ...
During Diwali, Indian and Chinese soldiers exchanged sweets at the border, representing friendship and goodwill. This year’s exchange was simpler, with no additional cultural events, but it still ...
advertisement DELHI: SAMPLING AT ICONIC TEMPLES AND SWEET SHOPS In Delhi, lab experts from Shriram Institute and India Today’s team visited four sites: Jhandewalan Mandir, Hanuman Mandir in Connaught ...
bringing a fresh thaw in the Sino-Indian ties. "Sweets exchange between members of the troops of India and China took place at several border points along the LAC on the occasion of Diwali," an ...
Indian and Chinese armies exchanged sweets at several border points along the LAC on Diwali. Follow Us Trending Photos India-China LAC Disengagement: As India celebrates Diwali, Indian and Chinese ...