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 India, China Agree To Disengage At Doklam 

 
Date of Publish - Monday, 9th October 2017

India and China have agreed to withdraw their troops from Doklam after being in a standoff for over two months. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, the expeditious disengagement has been agreed to and is going on. The standoff had started after India objected to China constructing a road in the disputed area

 

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