Sino-Indian relations:

1. The modem time relationship between India and China started in the year 1954. The relationship has remained sour mainly due to border disputes.
2. China rejected the McMohan line of demarcation between these two countries. In her maps, China showed some part of north-eastern region of India as its own territory. India opposed this greatly.
3. China attacked India on 1962 and captured the regions of India which were displayed in China’s map.
4. India sent its military troops to save its border regions from getting away in the hands of China. Finally, China ended the war.
5. Many meetings took place to resolve these problem but, in vain.
6. However, in the last decade China and India have tried to establish co-operative and friendly relations.
7. India’s Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi invited Mr. Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China, to strengthen the relations.
8. Later, Mr. Jinping also visited India. He also visited at Sabarmati River Front in Ahmedabad.