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Congress president Rahul Chinese press statements, The complete disengage- Gandhi on Tuesday asked why Rahul highlighted a sentence ment, including arriving at India has not insisted on from the China’s Ministry of modalities to maintain buffer restoring status quo ante, Foreign Affair that read, “The zone to ensure distance allowed China to “justify” the right and wrong of what hap- between soldiers of the two !"#$%&$$ Galwan Valley clashes and did pened in the Galwan Valley on armies, is expected to take (!&$#$"%!&! ! not mention territorial sover- the western sector of the three to four more days. !&$*&!"+!,$$ " # $ %& eignty over the Galwan Valley. China-India boundary is very The military commanders -$!$%,#$!$#& Rahul, who has been con- clear. 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Thereafter, the two under electronic surveillance sides should strictly respect and India was duty-bound to pro- Former Minister of State communication at the diplo- Corps Commanders are likely through drones and satellites. observe the line of actual con- tect national interest. for External Affairs Shashi matic-level open to ensure quick peace at the earliest. tures, including tents and to meet again to hold further There will be no patrolling by trol and should not take any “National interest is para- Tharoor too stressed on restor- de-escalation at the border. As of now, the pullback is bunkers, at the Pangong Tso talks after the disengagement the Armies of either side with- unilateral action to alter the sta- mount. GOI’s duty is to protect ing status quo ante. The two armies were in an in full swing at the Galwan val- (lake), signaling their intent to process is completed, they said. in the Buffer zone. tus quo and work together to it. Then, why has Status Quo “Disengagement is wel- eyeball to eyeball confrontation ley, which saw a bloody clash on abide by the agreement to pull They also said with the On Sunday, Doval and Yi avoid any incident in the future Ante not been insisted on? 2. come, but means little unless for the last eight weeks at four June 15, Hot Springs and back from all the face-off sites Chinese retreating, the Indian spoke on the phone for two that could disturb peace and Why is China allowed to jus- the status quo ante is restored. sites in a frontage of 25 to 30 Gogra, sources said here on in a gradual manner. This troops too have withdrawn an hours. According to an official tranquility in border areas,” said tify the murder of 20 unarmed Continued on Page 10 km in Eastern Ladakh. The dis- Tuesday adding the complete agreement was arrived at equal distance in all friction statement, the two agreed that “it the Government statement. engagement began on Monday withdrawal by both the armies between the two Corps zones and the area in between was necessary to ensure at the China said front-line Valley. “China and India have the third commander-level after talks between National is expected to be completed at Commanders in three rounds is a buffer zone meant to sep- earliest complete disengagement troops are taking “effective made progress coming up with talks between the two militaries Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit the three locations in a few days. of talks at the LAC on June 6, arate the soldiers of both sides. of the troops along the Line of measures” and making effective measures for frontline on June 30,” Chinese Foreign Doval and Foreign Minister The Chinese also started 22 and 30. A future decision on patrolling Actual Control (LAC) and de- “progress” to disengage and troops to disengage and de- Ministry spokesperson Zhao Wang Yi on Sunday to ensure dismantling temporary struc- Officials said under the in the region will be taken after escalation from India-China ease the tensions in the Galwan escalate the border situation at Lijian said. $& '' () !" # $%&' CBSE was advised to revise the !" only classes, official sources curriculum and reduce course said. The issue was raised by load for the students of Class #$ Foreign Secretary Harsh 9th to 12th,” HRD Minister Vardhan Shringla during an Ramesh Pokhriyal took to online meeting with US Under Twitter to announce this deci- Secretary of State for Political ( sion, which came as a big relief Affairs David Hale. Intelligence chiefs are being for the schools, students, par- The sources said the US directly monitored by National ents and all other stakeholders side took note of it and said Security Adviser Ajit Doval, the of secondary education. they will keep the best interests sources said. day after setting the acad- The academic syllabus for of the Indian students in mind Talks have so far been held Aemic standards of higher primary section was already n a move that will adversely and would try and mitigate the with Nepal Comnunist Party education for current academ- announced by the Ministry Iimpact hundreds of thou- impact of the decision. leaders Pushpa Kamal Dahal ic session, the HRD Ministry early this month. sands of Indian students, the “The US Department of Prachanda, Madhav Kumar on Tuesday directed the in framing the syllabus of the The reduction in the syl- US immigration authority has Monday that for the fall 2020 State will not issue visas to stu- Nepal, Jhalanath Khanal, Central Board of Secondary school education within their labus will be in terms of retain- announced that foreign stu- semester students attending dents enrolled in schools Narayan Kaji Shrestha and Education (CBSE) to reduce its jurisdiction, another pan-India ing the core concepts, the HRD dents will have to leave the schools operating entirely and/or programmes that are Keshav Prasad Badal among syllabus from Class 9 to 12 for board, ICSE, which has affili- Minister added. country or risk deportation if online may not take a full fully online for the fall semes- enior officials of the securi- others. The officials also talked academic session 2020-2021 ated schools across the country, “Considering the impor- their universities switch to online course load and remain ter nor will US Customs and Sty and intelligence estab- to Barsaman Pun, Shankar by up to 30 per cent in last week announced reducing tance of achieving the level of online-only classes in this fall in the US. Border Protection permit these lishment are camping in Pokharel (considered close to order to make up for academ- its syllabus by 50 per cent for learning, the syllabus has been semester due to the coronavirus Meanwhile, India on students to enter the Kathmandu to ramp up sup- Oli) and Dr Rajan Bhattarai ic loss amid novel coronavirus the current academic year. rationalised to the extent pos- pandemic. Tuesday raised with the US its United States,” the release said port for India ahead of the cru- (Oli’s advisor on foreign affairs). pandemic. “Looking at the extraordi- sible by retaining the core con- The Immigration and decision to withdraw US visas referring to the September to cial meeting of the powerful Continued on Page 10 While State Education nary situation prevailing in cepts,” CBSE said. Customs Enforcement (ICE) from foreign students if their December semester. Standing Committee of the boards will take their own calls the country and the world, Continued on Page 10 said in a press release on universities switch to online- Detailed report on P11 ruling Nepal Communist Party on Wednesday to decide on the ,- ' -. 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