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Meet Bhutanese Actor Sangay Tsheltrim, Shah Rukh Khan's Co-Star And Real Life Jawan
The actor made his Bollywood debut with Salman Khan's Radhe
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In Doklam Standoff, Bhutan PM's China Comment Raises Concern In India
Six years after Indian and Chinese soldiers faced off in Doklam, Bhutan's Prime Minister has said Beijing has an equal say in finding a resolution to the dispute over the high-altitude plateau which Delhi believes has been illegally occupied by China
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Old Helicopters Need To Be Replaced: Family Of Soldier Killed In Crash
The family of Lieutenant Colonel Rajneesh Parmar, who was killed when an Indian Military Training Team (IMTRAT) Cheetah helicopter crashed in eastern Bhutan on Friday, today expressed disappointment over delay by the government in replacing old helicopters.
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Encourage Bhutan To Deploy More Soldiers In Doklam, Panel Tells Centre
A parliamentary panel adopted a report on the Doklam issue today recommending that India should encourage Bhutan to deploy more soldiers on the northern parts of the sensitive region.
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Help Bhutan Deploy More Troops In North Doklam, Panel Tells Centre
India should encourage Bhutan to ensure increase in the deployment of soldiers around Northern Doklam in the Sikkim sector to check activities of Chinese military in the sensitive region, a parliamentary panel has suggested in its draft report.
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All Soldiers Guarding Border With China Will Learn Mandarin, Says Rajnath Singh
All jawans and officers of the Indo-Tibetan Border Force (ITBP), which guards the border with China, will be taught basic Mandarin to help them deal with soldiers of China's People's Liberation Army, union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today
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With 500 Soldiers On Guard, China Expands Road In Doklam
Barely a month after the winding down of an aggressive stand-off with India at the Sikkim border, the Chinese army is back to building a road on the Doklam Plateau, just 10 km from the location of the last conflict. The Doklam Plateau is claimed by both Beijing and Bhutan as their territory. India backs Bhutan's claim.
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How Bhutan Coped With Two Of The World's Largest Armies At Its Doorstep
During the long weeks soldiers from two of the world's largest armies camped on their doorstep, officials in the tiny Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan maintained a meditative silence.
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China Statement Cedes What India Claimed: Both Sides Give On Standoff
China and India have agreed to end a lengthy stand-off at the Sikkim border that began in June, both countries said today. A statement from India suggested that both countries are withdrawing their troops from the remote Doklam Plateau, a region that both China and Bhutan claim as its own.
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Chinese Soldiers Entered Uttarakhand's Barahoti Last Week: Home Ministry Officials
Chinese soldiers entered into Uttarakhand's Barahoti last week and stayed for about an hour before leaving, the home ministry confirmed on Monday
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How To Read China's Rhetoric And Military Drills Amid Sikkim Standoff
For all China's belligerent talk on the standoff at the border in Sikkim, its army has not mobilised any additional forces or equipment over the last month, which has seen nearly 300 soldiers from China and India standing 150 metres apart, though with guns pointing down to indicate a lack of intent in escalating hostilities.
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With Tents And Supplies, Army Digs Its Heels In Standoff With China
The Indian Army is ready for a long haul in holding onto its position in the Doklam area near the Bhutan tri-junction, notwithstanding China ratcheting up rhetoric against India demanding pulling back of its troops.
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China Hardens Stand, Says No Bilateral Meet For PM Modi, Xi At G20
China has said that "the atmosphere is not right" for a formal or bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping when they gather for the G20 summit in Hamburg.
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India Pushes Troops In Doka La In Longest Impasse Since 1962
India has pushed in more troops in a "non-combative mode" to strengthen its position in an area near Sikkim, where its soldiers have been locked in a standoff with Chinese troops for almost a month now in what has been the longest such impasse between the two armies since 1962.
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PM Modi Won't Go To Pak, 3 Other Nations Join India In Boycott: 10 Facts
Within hours of Prime Minister Narendra Modi confirming he will not attend a regional SAARC summit in Pakistan, three other countries have opted out of the November session, which will have to be re-located. The boycott is a big thrust in India's campaign to globally isolate Pakistan after terrorists from across the border crossed into Kashmir earl...
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Meet Bhutanese Actor Sangay Tsheltrim, Shah Rukh Khan's Co-Star And Real Life Jawan
The actor made his Bollywood debut with Salman Khan's Radhe
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In Doklam Standoff, Bhutan PM's China Comment Raises Concern In India
Six years after Indian and Chinese soldiers faced off in Doklam, Bhutan's Prime Minister has said Beijing has an equal say in finding a resolution to the dispute over the high-altitude plateau which Delhi believes has been illegally occupied by China
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Old Helicopters Need To Be Replaced: Family Of Soldier Killed In Crash
The family of Lieutenant Colonel Rajneesh Parmar, who was killed when an Indian Military Training Team (IMTRAT) Cheetah helicopter crashed in eastern Bhutan on Friday, today expressed disappointment over delay by the government in replacing old helicopters.
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Encourage Bhutan To Deploy More Soldiers In Doklam, Panel Tells Centre
A parliamentary panel adopted a report on the Doklam issue today recommending that India should encourage Bhutan to deploy more soldiers on the northern parts of the sensitive region.
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Help Bhutan Deploy More Troops In North Doklam, Panel Tells Centre
India should encourage Bhutan to ensure increase in the deployment of soldiers around Northern Doklam in the Sikkim sector to check activities of Chinese military in the sensitive region, a parliamentary panel has suggested in its draft report.
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All Soldiers Guarding Border With China Will Learn Mandarin, Says Rajnath Singh
All jawans and officers of the Indo-Tibetan Border Force (ITBP), which guards the border with China, will be taught basic Mandarin to help them deal with soldiers of China's People's Liberation Army, union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today
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With 500 Soldiers On Guard, China Expands Road In Doklam
Barely a month after the winding down of an aggressive stand-off with India at the Sikkim border, the Chinese army is back to building a road on the Doklam Plateau, just 10 km from the location of the last conflict. The Doklam Plateau is claimed by both Beijing and Bhutan as their territory. India backs Bhutan's claim.
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How Bhutan Coped With Two Of The World's Largest Armies At Its Doorstep
During the long weeks soldiers from two of the world's largest armies camped on their doorstep, officials in the tiny Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan maintained a meditative silence.
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China Statement Cedes What India Claimed: Both Sides Give On Standoff
China and India have agreed to end a lengthy stand-off at the Sikkim border that began in June, both countries said today. A statement from India suggested that both countries are withdrawing their troops from the remote Doklam Plateau, a region that both China and Bhutan claim as its own.
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Chinese Soldiers Entered Uttarakhand's Barahoti Last Week: Home Ministry Officials
Chinese soldiers entered into Uttarakhand's Barahoti last week and stayed for about an hour before leaving, the home ministry confirmed on Monday
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How To Read China's Rhetoric And Military Drills Amid Sikkim Standoff
For all China's belligerent talk on the standoff at the border in Sikkim, its army has not mobilised any additional forces or equipment over the last month, which has seen nearly 300 soldiers from China and India standing 150 metres apart, though with guns pointing down to indicate a lack of intent in escalating hostilities.
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With Tents And Supplies, Army Digs Its Heels In Standoff With China
The Indian Army is ready for a long haul in holding onto its position in the Doklam area near the Bhutan tri-junction, notwithstanding China ratcheting up rhetoric against India demanding pulling back of its troops.
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China Hardens Stand, Says No Bilateral Meet For PM Modi, Xi At G20
China has said that "the atmosphere is not right" for a formal or bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping when they gather for the G20 summit in Hamburg.
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India Pushes Troops In Doka La In Longest Impasse Since 1962
India has pushed in more troops in a "non-combative mode" to strengthen its position in an area near Sikkim, where its soldiers have been locked in a standoff with Chinese troops for almost a month now in what has been the longest such impasse between the two armies since 1962.
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PM Modi Won't Go To Pak, 3 Other Nations Join India In Boycott: 10 Facts
Within hours of Prime Minister Narendra Modi confirming he will not attend a regional SAARC summit in Pakistan, three other countries have opted out of the November session, which will have to be re-located. The boycott is a big thrust in India's campaign to globally isolate Pakistan after terrorists from across the border crossed into Kashmir earl...
