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India Rejects China's Renaming of Arunachal Pradesh Locations, Reaffirms Sovereignty

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India's Ministry of External Affairs has firmly reiterated that Arunachal Pradesh is an integral part of the country and that nothing can change this status. The statement came in direct response to China's ongoing attempts to assign Chinese names to various locations within the northeastern state. A total of 27 historically and strategically significant sites have been formally marked on the Survey of India map. New Delhi has categorically dismissed China's renaming efforts as having no legal or diplomatic validity.

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