India, Aug. 24 -- It may be premature to assume that the spirit of 'Hindi Chini Bhai Bhai' is back and that Panchsheel would once again become the guiding principle of relations between India and China as in the 1950s, but surely something extraordinary is taking shape when it comes to Indo-China relations. After hitting its lowest ebb in 2020, when the Galwan clash took place, the two countries are now making concerted efforts to cross the Himalayan heights. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's China visit starting August 31 will mark more than just his first official visit after the Galwan clash. It will symbolise the possibility of a thaw in a relationship that has been defined by distrust, suspicion, and, at times, open hostility. The fact th...