But their moderate words did little to calm the furor and Indian Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee had to try once again at last weekend's G-20 meeting in Scotland, telling reporters: "I do not visualize any conflict on border dispute between India and China. We have an institutional arrangement, though there are divergences of views." For its part, India has stood firmly by its claim to the Arunachal Pradesh area and its decision to allow they Dalai Lama to visit Tawang. Full Article at Vancouver Sun