India asks Chinese foreign min to reschedule trip ...Middle East

India has rescheduled Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi's September 9 visit for talks on the boundary issue with national security adviser Ajit Doval. While there is no official confirmation yet, sources said it was the Indian government that sought a change in dates, and China's stand on Kashmir could be a likely reason behind the decision.

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