Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh kicked off his 6-day visit to China today with a visit to the Public Security University in Beijing. He met Fan Jingyu, the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC's) Secretary of the University unit, and discussed issues concerning training in security related matters.<br/><br/>Mr Singh had reached Bejing last night. He is due to call on Chinese Premier Li Keqiang later today and hold talks with Public Security Minister Guo Shengkun. Mr Singh is the first Indian Home Minister to visit China in a decade. Shivraj Patil was the last Home Minister who had visited the country in 2005.<br/><br/>Mr Singh would travel to Shanghai on Saturday where he would meet the top CPC and security officials and address a meeting of the Indian Association of Shanghai. According to PTI, state-run Global Times, reporting on Mr Singh's visit, today said that India has asked China to share its strategy in dealing with terrorist activities in the Northwest Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.