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Amid LAC tensions Jaishankar to meet Chinese FM today

External affairs minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi will meet today in Moscow amid rising tensions on border

External affairs minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi will come face-to-face at least three times in Moscow on Thursday. The focus will be on a bilateral meeting that is being seen as key to reducing tensions along the Line of Actual Control. Jaishankar and Wang will participate in a meeting of foreign ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation&nbsp;on Thursday morning, to be followed by a luncheon meeting of foreign ministers of the Russia-India-China&nbsp;grouping. The day will be capped by the bilateral meeting, the first between Jaishankar and Wang since the standoff in Ladakh sector began in May.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi are set to hold the keenly anticipated bilateral talks on Thursday against the backdrop of a massive spike in tension in eastern Ladakh triggered by fresh face-offs between the two armies along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
Jaishankar and Wang are in Moscow to attend a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) meeting.
Besides the bilateral talks, the two leaders are expected to come face-to-face during a luncheon meeting of foreign ministers of Russia-India-China (RIC) on Thursday.
The focus of the bilateral talks between Jaishankar and Wang are expected to be on finding a breakthrough in cooling down temperatures in eastern Ladakh, a day after the two countries accused each other of firing in the air at the latest flashpoint in the first instance of bullets being used along the LAC after a gap of 45 years.

India, China work hotlines to cool off LAC

New Delhi and Beijing worked&nbsp;the diplomatic hotlines to dial down the tensions after the first incident of firing along the Line of Actual Control in 45 years

New Delhi and Beijing worked&nbsp;the diplomatic hotlines to dial down the tensions after the first incident of firing along the Line of Actual Control in 45 years. The Indian Express has reported that diplomats in Delhi and Beijing were in touch with each other since Monday evening after the first gunshots were fired. Special Representative-level talks are likely to take place in the coming days, report said. The push to scale down tension comes ahead of the proposed meeting in Moscow between external affairs minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi. On Monday, a group of about 30-40 Chinese soldiers came armed with spears, machetes and guns to charge at Indian troops and occupy the heights at Mukpari, a point between Magar Hill and Rezang La. The Chinese soldiers also fired in the air.

New Delhi and Beijing were working the diplomatic hotlines to dial down the tensions after the first incident of firing along the Line of Actual Control in 45 years. The Indian Express has reported that diplomats in Delhi and Beijing were in touch with each other since Monday evening after the first gunshots were fired. Special Representative-level talks are likely to take place in the coming days, report said. The push to scale down tension comes ahead of the proposed meeting in Moscow between external affairs minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi. On Monday, a group of about 30-40 Chinese soldiers came armed with spears, machetes and guns to charge at Indian troops and occupy the heights at Mukpari, a point between Magar Hill and Rezang La. The Chinese soldiers also fired in the air.

PM website account hacked: AAP’s twitter post creates flutter 

A tweet from the Aam Aadmi Party on Thursday afternoon took many people by shock as a banner image saying "HACKED" was shared. However, AAP account has not been hacked. In fact, AAP's social media team used the image to hook people's attention to the biggest spike in coronavirus cases and slumping economy. On clicking on the image, the subtext of the image reads: "Now that we have your attention, we just want to let you know that India's unemployment has hit 45 years high, GDP growth rate is lowest in 40 years and Covid-19 cases have hit 83,000 in a day which is highest in the world."&nbsp;
The image created ripples as it came within 24 hours of account Prime Minister Narendra Modi's website getting hacked.
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A tweet from the Aam Aadmi Party on Thursday afternoon took many people by shock as a banner image saying "HACKED" was shared. However, AAP account has not been hacked. In fact, AAP's social media team used the image to hook people's attention, the subtext of the image reads:
"Now that we have your attention, we just want to let you know that India's unemployment has hit 45 years high, GDP growth rate is lowest in 40 years and Covid-19 cases have hit 83,000 in a day which is highest in the world."
The image created ripples as it came within 24 hours of account Prime Minister Narendra Modi's website getting hacked

A tweet from the Aam Aadmi Party on Thursday afternoon took many people by shock as a banner image saying "HACKED" was shared. However, AAP account has not been hacked. In fact, AAP's social media team used the image to hook people's attention to the biggest spike in coronavirus cases and slumping economy. On clicking on the image, the subtext of the image reads: "Now that we have your attention, we just want to let you know that India's unemployment has hit 45 years high, GDP growth rate is lowest in 40 years and Covid-19 cases have hit 83,000 in a day which is highest in the world."&nbsp;
The image created ripples as it came within 24 hours of account Prime Minister Narendra Modi's website getting hacked.
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