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India, China sign accords ignoring border disputes
NEW DELHI Dec 13 ignoring their border dispute. India and China signed three cooperation agreements Friday and spoke of closer ties to counterbalance western pohrt cal dorrUnattor. reports Ai
For the third day. police ar-resud Tibetans who marched out of a refugee camp protest -ing the visit of Chinese Premier Lt Peng They demanded an end to C hinese rule over their former kingdom In the Himalayas which China annexed tn 1950
The accords committed the Aman giants to restoring bor der trade, reopening eon-
sufates In the Indian city of Bombay and the Chinese city of Shanghai, and to cooperation in space, science and technology according to AIT
U. 63. and Indian counter part PV Naras Im ha Rao. 70. were present tn the Ornate Akioka Hall of the presidential palace to applaud the signing of the pacts, which came after a second two-hour round of talks between the two.
The accords confirmed Stno Indian intentions to take sfosriy thawing relations for ward despite sn unresolved border dispute, which erupted into war tn 1962 and led to
almoat three decades of estrangement between the world a two most populous nations
Indian Foreign Minister Madhav Singh Solanki and his Chinese counterpart. Qian Qlchen inked the agreement to reopen consulates and an accompanying note on con aular convention*
But It atlll fell ehori of pre war representational levels cvhen China had a consulate in Calcutta and India operated one in I-has*
Minister of state for Commerce Palanlappan Chidam baram and Chinese Trade
Minister U Uanquing initialled the accord on the resumption of border trade, a 1992 trade protocol and the minutes of an economic cooperation council meeting.
The spa or agreement was signed by India s secretary ot the department of apace. UR Rao and Lu Jtyuan Chinese Vice Minister for Aerospace and Aeronautics II committed New Delhi and Beijing for the first (imr to spare cooperation
Li to the first Chinese Prune Minister to visit India since his foster father Zhou Enlai was here In 1900 at the height of
31 no Indian friendship, fol lowed two years later by war and estrangement
The signing of the agreements coincided with a second unsuccessfttl attempt in two days by young Tibetan exiles to storm the Chinese Embassy here to protest Chinese rule over their Himalayan home land *
Some 15 protestors chant Ing "death to U Peng" and long live the Dalal Uma’ were beaten back by police, who prevented them from approaching lb* of ,he heavily guarded mission In
central Ikthl.
Waving black flags and shotting "U Peng quit Tibet." Ute demonstrators jumped out of a van and ran toward* a sisel barrtewds erected outside Embassy They were dragged off In police vans to be charged with breaking a ban on public protest*
The Tibetan to*ue figured briefly during talk* here Thursday between Rao and U. who toM hi* Indian ho*t that Beijing appreciated New Delhi * "prlnctptod *tand" of recognising Tibet as a Chinese