India and China will consider "other aspects" of their bilateral ties in a calibrated manner now that they have completed pulling back their troops from the last two face-off points on their Himalayan border,

While briefing the Lok Sabha on India-China ties and the recent border truce, S Jaishankar reiterated that New Delhi remained committed to engaging with Beijing to "arrive at a fair, mutually acceptable framework for boundary settlement".

Jaishankar added that the government told China that the development of ties between two countries was contingent on principles of mutual sensitivity, interest and respect.

Samajwadi Party MP Akhilesh Yadav while speaking In Lok Sabha raises the Sambhal violence incident. He alleged that UP government orchestrated violence.

India’s foreign minster said New Delhi and Beijing will cautiously improve ties post-border conflict, focusing on national security and economic relations.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday said that bilateral relations between India and China have witnessed some improvement after disengagement along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh.

S Jaishankar said that recent military and diplomatic talks with China have resolved border issues, including the patrolling agreement for areas along the LAC.