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In 3 Years, China Doubled Its Air Bases, Air Defences And Heliports Along India Frontier: Report
The 2017 Doklam crisis which played out between China and India in a part of Bhutan located east of Sikkim ''appears to have shifted China's strategic objectives, with China more than doubling its total number of air bases, air defence positions and heliports near the Indian border over the past three years".
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"If A Repeat Of Doklam Takes Place, It Will Happen In Arunachal Pradesh": BJP MP Tapir Gao
Please don't allow the next Doklam-like situation to be in Arunachal Pradesh as China has encroached more than 50 km of land of the state, BJP member Tapir Gao claimed in Lok Sabha on Tuesday.
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Parliamentary Panel To Tour Border Areas In Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh Next Month
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs, headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor which also includes Rahul Gandhi, will visit border areas in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh next month to take stock of the situation following the Doklam crisis with China, sources said.
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India-China Border Still Sensitive, Can Escalate, Says Minister
Eight months after the Doklam standoff, junior Defence Minister Subhash Bhamre today said the situation along India's border with China is "sensitive" and had the potential to "escalate".
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India, China Hold First Border Talk After Doklam Standoff
India and China today held their first meeting on the border consultation and coordination mechanism here after the Doklam standoff and reviewed the situation in all the sectors of their border and exchanged views on enhancing CBMs and military contacts.
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Despite Tension, Army Hasn't Deployed Artillery Guns Near Doklam
Indian artillery guns have not been shifted to their emplacements near the site of the standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in the disputed Doklam Plateau, a part of Bhutan, which is located East of Sikkim.
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China Unlikely To Gain Anything From Border Standoff With India: US Expert
China is unlikely to gain from the border standoff with India as the road being built by it in the Sikkim sector's Doklam area leads to nowhere and the move would push India closer to the US and Japan, an American expert said on Friday.
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More Border Conflicts Can Trigger 'All-Out Confrontation': Chinese Media
China needs to prepare for the standoff with India near the Sikkim sector becoming a long-term situation, an article in a state-run Chinese daily said today, warning that more such conflicts can trigger "an all-out confrontation" along the Line of Actual Control.
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India's Deaf Ear To Demands Will Worsen Doklam Standoff: Chinese Media
The diplomatic resolution of the border row is not possible unless troops are withdrawn by India, which by "turning a deaf ear" to Beijing's demand will only worsen the situation, China's state-run media said.
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Government To Brief Parties Tomorrow On Sikkim Standoff With China
The government will brief opposition parties tomorrow on the stand-off with China at the Sikkim border providing updates on the confrontation which began last month. Home Minister Rajnath Singh will explain the situation on the aggressive dispute with China to political leaders ahead of the parliament session that begins on Monday.
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In 3 Years, China Doubled Its Air Bases, Air Defences And Heliports Along India Frontier: Report
The 2017 Doklam crisis which played out between China and India in a part of Bhutan located east of Sikkim ''appears to have shifted China's strategic objectives, with China more than doubling its total number of air bases, air defence positions and heliports near the Indian border over the past three years".
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"If A Repeat Of Doklam Takes Place, It Will Happen In Arunachal Pradesh": BJP MP Tapir Gao
Please don't allow the next Doklam-like situation to be in Arunachal Pradesh as China has encroached more than 50 km of land of the state, BJP member Tapir Gao claimed in Lok Sabha on Tuesday.
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Parliamentary Panel To Tour Border Areas In Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh Next Month
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs, headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor which also includes Rahul Gandhi, will visit border areas in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh next month to take stock of the situation following the Doklam crisis with China, sources said.
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India-China Border Still Sensitive, Can Escalate, Says Minister
Eight months after the Doklam standoff, junior Defence Minister Subhash Bhamre today said the situation along India's border with China is "sensitive" and had the potential to "escalate".
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India, China Hold First Border Talk After Doklam Standoff
India and China today held their first meeting on the border consultation and coordination mechanism here after the Doklam standoff and reviewed the situation in all the sectors of their border and exchanged views on enhancing CBMs and military contacts.
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Despite Tension, Army Hasn't Deployed Artillery Guns Near Doklam
Indian artillery guns have not been shifted to their emplacements near the site of the standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in the disputed Doklam Plateau, a part of Bhutan, which is located East of Sikkim.
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China Unlikely To Gain Anything From Border Standoff With India: US Expert
China is unlikely to gain from the border standoff with India as the road being built by it in the Sikkim sector's Doklam area leads to nowhere and the move would push India closer to the US and Japan, an American expert said on Friday.
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More Border Conflicts Can Trigger 'All-Out Confrontation': Chinese Media
China needs to prepare for the standoff with India near the Sikkim sector becoming a long-term situation, an article in a state-run Chinese daily said today, warning that more such conflicts can trigger "an all-out confrontation" along the Line of Actual Control.
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India's Deaf Ear To Demands Will Worsen Doklam Standoff: Chinese Media
The diplomatic resolution of the border row is not possible unless troops are withdrawn by India, which by "turning a deaf ear" to Beijing's demand will only worsen the situation, China's state-run media said.
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Government To Brief Parties Tomorrow On Sikkim Standoff With China
The government will brief opposition parties tomorrow on the stand-off with China at the Sikkim border providing updates on the confrontation which began last month. Home Minister Rajnath Singh will explain the situation on the aggressive dispute with China to political leaders ahead of the parliament session that begins on Monday.
