India and China in 2022

The first outcome of these five summits is likely to be a gradual, growing mutual respect between two strong leaders who are strong not just in personality but in action too

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Tarun Das New Delhi

5 min read Last Updated : Nov 01 2019 | 1:09 AM IST

What does one see when looking at the future of India-China relations? A view of 2022 seems worthwhile after the five informal summits planned between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping have been held. Two of these have concluded, three are yet to come— in 2020, 2021 and 2022. A five-year time frame is a reasonable period to consider progress or otherwise.

The first outcome of these five summits is likely to be a gradual, growing mutual respect between two strong leaders who are strong not just in personality but in action too. This mutual respect, even when

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