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Udhampur, Jan 26- To further improve relations between India and China, a border personnel meeting was held at Chushul today, coinciding the Republic Day celebrations, and agreed to join hands in contributing to peace, stability and development of the region in consonance with Border Peace and Tranquility Agreements.
The Chinese delegation was received by the Indian Delegation leader Brigadier YK Joshi. After the reception, the Indian National flag was hoisted and both the Chinese and Indian delegations saluted the tricolor.
According to the agreement reached between the two countries six Border Personnel Meetings are held every year, between the Indian and Chinese military delegations. While the Chinese hold their meetings in May, June and October and Indians hosts the meetings in January, August and October.
On this occasion, a cultural program was organized by a civilian troupe for the Chinese delegation. The delegation was enthralled by the rich cultural heritage of India and soaked in spirit of bonhomie and friendship. The Chinese delegation joyfully participated in some fun filled games which were followed by a rich spread of Indian cuisines savored by one and all. The guests were treated to foot tapping Indian Music tunes played by the Military Band, forcing the visitors to sway to the enchanting Indian music. Both sides exchanged pleasantries and gifts to commemorate the occasion. As the curtain came down on the celebration the visitors saluted the tricolor and were escorted back to Line of Actual Control.
The friendly interactions between the two forces have played a significant role in promoting and strengthening bonds of friendship, mutual trust and confidence between the two armies. Through this interaction, the border representative of both institutions has been able to understand each other’s culture, traditions and customs. The year 2010 is also being celebrated by both Nations to commemorate sixty years of diplomatic relations between both the countries.
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