India, July 7 -- This seems uncannily familiar, the simmering down of tension at one end and a niggling pain surfacing at the other. The Chinese have withdrawn a kilometre from Galwan Valley after special representatives of both nations - National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval and China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi - agreed to disengage, respect the status quo on the Line of Actual Control (LAC), not seek to change it unilaterally and not threaten each other's sovereignty. Even as the grand declaration was made, Bhutan, another of our natural allies, raised a hue and cry about Chinese intrusion into its wildlife sanctuary in a forested terrain. And in a veiled reference to India, China warned against third-party interference. So it look...