Chinese, Indian firms strike business deal in New Delhi

Chinese, Indian firms strike business deal in New Delhi

TOKYO, Japan - Chinese and Indian company officials shake hands after striking a business deal in India's capital New Delhi on Sept. 17, 2014, riding on the crest of Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent trip to India for closer bilateral economic ties. (Kyodo)

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