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On Border With China, India's 4-Point Defence Boost: From Roads To Rafales
Days after a clash with China at the border in the Northeast, India's ability to respond to incursions, particularly in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim, is set for a boost.
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"No Fresh Infrastructure Development In Doklam": Eastern Army Commander
Eastern Army commander Lieutenant General R P Kalita on Friday said there has been no fresh issue with regard to infrastructure development at Doklam in the Sikkim sector.
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Army Chief Begins Bhutan Visit Days After Satellite Pics Show Chinese Activity
Chief of Army Staff Gen Manoj Pande today began a two-day visit to Bhutan amid China's persistent attempts to enhance infrastructure around Bhutanese territory in the Doklam plateau.
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New Chinese Ammunition Bunkers Seen 7 Km From 2017 Doklam Face-Off Site
Satellite imagery accessed by NDTV shows the construction of what appear to be military-grade, hardened ammunition bunkers, 2.5 kilometres away from Sinche-La pass on the eastern periphery of the contested Doklam plateau near the border between Bhutan and China in the area.
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India, China Armies Likely Headed Towards Face-Off In Ladakh: Report
Indian and Chinese troops remained engaged in an eyeball-to-eyeball situation in several areas along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh, signalling that the standoff could become the biggest military face-off after the Doklam crisis in 2017.
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Army Chief Talks Of "Eventual Solution" On China Border Issue
New Army chief General MM Naravane said today that the armed forces were focusing on "capability development" in connection with the border with China and expressed hope that maintaining peace and tranquillity there will help arrive at an "eventual solution".
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How 7-Hour Journey On Mule Track To Doklam Now Takes Army Only 40 Minutes
A journey to the Indian Army's strategic Dokala base, which stands at the edge of the disputed Doklam plateau near Sikkim, now takes no more than 40 minutes on an all-weather black tarred road that has no restrictions on its load carrying capacity.
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India, China Militaries Should Work Hand In Hand: Chinese Defence Ministry
The militaries of China and India should "work hand in hand" for the benefit of people of the two countries, the Chinese defence ministry said on Thursday, as the armies of the two countries are all set to resume joint military exercises next month after a gap of a year following the Doklam standoff.
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Indian, Chinese Armies To Resume Annual Military Drill In December
The armies of India and China will resume their annual bilateral military exercise 'Hand in Hand' in December, Army sources said Wednesday.
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India, China To Explore Ways To Avoid Doklam-Like Standoffs
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and her Chinese counterpart Wei Fenghe will hold extensive talks on Thursday, focus of which will be to remove distrust and boost coordination between the armies of the two neighbours guarding their disputed border,
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China Troops Intruded Eastern Ladakh Last Month, Pitched Tents: Sources
A group of Chinese Army personnel intruded around 300 metres into the Demchok area in eastern Ladakh and pitched four tents in the area last month, official sources said today.
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India, China To Try Resolve Differences Over Hotline Between Armies
India and China will attempt to resolve differences in setting up of a hotline soon between the armies of the two countries, during Chinese Defence Minister Wei Fenghe's upcoming visit here, official sources said.
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Indian Army Delegation To Visit China Next Month To Boost Defence Ties
In a first after last year's Doklam stand-off, a three-member delegation of the Indian Army will be visiting Beijing for talks with its Chinese military counterparts next month to bolster defence ties between the two countries that share a long border, part of which is in dispute.
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Chinese Army Delegation In India To Improve Coordination Along Border
A 10-member delegation of Chinese Army is in India with an aim to increase coordination between the militaries of the two countries along their disputed boundary, in the first such visit after the Doklam standoff.
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"No Aggressive Patrolling" Along China Border, Army Told After Wuhan Meet
The informal summit at Wuhan between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese president Xi Jinping has thrown up new guidelines for the military of both nations as part of moving beyond Doklam and "maintaining peace and tranquillity" on border areas. On the ground, it would involve avoidance of "aggressive patrolling" along the border, army sources...
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On Border With China, India's 4-Point Defence Boost: From Roads To Rafales
Days after a clash with China at the border in the Northeast, India's ability to respond to incursions, particularly in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim, is set for a boost.
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"No Fresh Infrastructure Development In Doklam": Eastern Army Commander
Eastern Army commander Lieutenant General R P Kalita on Friday said there has been no fresh issue with regard to infrastructure development at Doklam in the Sikkim sector.
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Army Chief Begins Bhutan Visit Days After Satellite Pics Show Chinese Activity
Chief of Army Staff Gen Manoj Pande today began a two-day visit to Bhutan amid China's persistent attempts to enhance infrastructure around Bhutanese territory in the Doklam plateau.
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New Chinese Ammunition Bunkers Seen 7 Km From 2017 Doklam Face-Off Site
Satellite imagery accessed by NDTV shows the construction of what appear to be military-grade, hardened ammunition bunkers, 2.5 kilometres away from Sinche-La pass on the eastern periphery of the contested Doklam plateau near the border between Bhutan and China in the area.
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India, China Armies Likely Headed Towards Face-Off In Ladakh: Report
Indian and Chinese troops remained engaged in an eyeball-to-eyeball situation in several areas along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh, signalling that the standoff could become the biggest military face-off after the Doklam crisis in 2017.
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Army Chief Talks Of "Eventual Solution" On China Border Issue
New Army chief General MM Naravane said today that the armed forces were focusing on "capability development" in connection with the border with China and expressed hope that maintaining peace and tranquillity there will help arrive at an "eventual solution".
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How 7-Hour Journey On Mule Track To Doklam Now Takes Army Only 40 Minutes
A journey to the Indian Army's strategic Dokala base, which stands at the edge of the disputed Doklam plateau near Sikkim, now takes no more than 40 minutes on an all-weather black tarred road that has no restrictions on its load carrying capacity.
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India, China Militaries Should Work Hand In Hand: Chinese Defence Ministry
The militaries of China and India should "work hand in hand" for the benefit of people of the two countries, the Chinese defence ministry said on Thursday, as the armies of the two countries are all set to resume joint military exercises next month after a gap of a year following the Doklam standoff.
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Indian, Chinese Armies To Resume Annual Military Drill In December
The armies of India and China will resume their annual bilateral military exercise 'Hand in Hand' in December, Army sources said Wednesday.
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India, China To Explore Ways To Avoid Doklam-Like Standoffs
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and her Chinese counterpart Wei Fenghe will hold extensive talks on Thursday, focus of which will be to remove distrust and boost coordination between the armies of the two neighbours guarding their disputed border,
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China Troops Intruded Eastern Ladakh Last Month, Pitched Tents: Sources
A group of Chinese Army personnel intruded around 300 metres into the Demchok area in eastern Ladakh and pitched four tents in the area last month, official sources said today.
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India, China To Try Resolve Differences Over Hotline Between Armies
India and China will attempt to resolve differences in setting up of a hotline soon between the armies of the two countries, during Chinese Defence Minister Wei Fenghe's upcoming visit here, official sources said.
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Indian Army Delegation To Visit China Next Month To Boost Defence Ties
In a first after last year's Doklam stand-off, a three-member delegation of the Indian Army will be visiting Beijing for talks with its Chinese military counterparts next month to bolster defence ties between the two countries that share a long border, part of which is in dispute.
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Chinese Army Delegation In India To Improve Coordination Along Border
A 10-member delegation of Chinese Army is in India with an aim to increase coordination between the militaries of the two countries along their disputed boundary, in the first such visit after the Doklam standoff.
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"No Aggressive Patrolling" Along China Border, Army Told After Wuhan Meet
The informal summit at Wuhan between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese president Xi Jinping has thrown up new guidelines for the military of both nations as part of moving beyond Doklam and "maintaining peace and tranquillity" on border areas. On the ground, it would involve avoidance of "aggressive patrolling" along the border, army sources...
