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Chinese Soldiers "Panicked Into Retreat" In Galwan, 38 Drowned: Report
The account of the Galwan violence in Australian newspaper "The Klaxon" -- pieced together by a group of social media researchers -- claims the Chinese soldiers who drowned in the Galwan river in June 2020, were in retreat after the clash with Indian
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Chinese Troops Withdraw 2 km In Galwan Valley, Show New Satellite Images
The Chinese soldiers' two-km withdrawal as part of the disengagement procedure in Ladakh has been backed up by high resolution satellite images from the bend of the Galwan river as it crosses the Line of Actual Control and flows into territory held by India in Ladakh. The disengagement process had started after Sunday's Special Representative-level...
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China TV, Attempting Propaganda On Ladakh, Helps Boost India's Claim
A news programme on CCTV-4, the Chinese state broadcaster, claims to show an Indian helicopter pad and camps in the same embankment of the Galwan River which was later occupied and built-up by Chinese forces after violent clashes with the Indian Army on June 15. 20 Indian soldiers were killed in action and army sources believe the Chinese suffered ...
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China Withdrawing In Ladakh, Tents Gone, Troops Reduced
China has withdrawn troops by at least a kilometer in the tense Galwan river valley in eastern Ladakh, where 20 soldiers were killed in action in a deadly brawl with Chinese troops on June 15, sources said on Monday. Indian soldiers have also pulled back and a buffer zone has been created between the troops of both sides, according to the sources.
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PM Modi Performed Puja On Bank Of Indus River During Ladakh Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a Sindhu Darshan puja at Ladakh's Nimu on Friday, during a one-day visit to an Army base there, days after 20 soldiers were killed in a violent face-off with the Chinese troops in the Galwan region
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"If We Lost 20 Jawans, Toll Double On Chinese Side": Minister RS Prasad
If anyone casts an "evil eye", India can give a fitting reply, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said today on the China crisis, commenting that if 20 jawans lost their lives in the June 15 brawl in the Galwan river Valley in Ladakh, "the toll is double on the Chinese side".
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Black Tarpaulins Seen On Galwan River-Bend, 16 Chinese Camps Near LAC
New satellite images of the Galwan Valley procured by NDTV show black tarpaulins on an embankment of the Galwan River believed to be a Chinese position around the Line of Actual Control in the region.
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Chinese Structures, Soldiers Spotted In Galwan Valley In New Satellite Images
A day after India and China agreed to start the process of disengagement along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh, high resolution satellite images appear to show the presence of Chinese structures on both sides of the Line of Actual Control in the Galwan river valley.
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China Evades Question Again On Casualties Its Troops Suffered In Ladakh
Evading questions about the brutal and fatal attack carried out by its troops on the Indian soldiers with iron rods and spikes on June 15, China today also declined to respond to queries on reports of it building a dam on the Galwan river at the China-India boundary to obstruct its flow of water.
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Chinese Bring In Bulldozers, Disturb Flow Of Galwan River: Satellite Pics
High resolution satellite images procured by NDTV indicate Chinese efforts to block or disturb the flow of the Galwan river in Northeast Ladakh, less than a kilometer from the site of the deadly clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers on June 15 in which 20 Indian officers and men were killed.
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Army Looking At Changing Rules Of Engagement After Ladakh Clash: Sources
After a deadly clash in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed in eastern Ladakh, the army is reviewing decades-old rules of engagement with China. The standing instructions for soldiers confronting Chinese troops in a violent face-off include not opening fire. However, sources say the army is allegedly discussing this after Monday night's deadly cla...
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The Deadly Clash In Ladakh Began Over A Tent Being Removed: Sources
Several soldiers fell into the icy Galwan River during the clash between Indian and Chinese troops at eastern Ladakh in which 20 Indian soldiers have been killed.
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Indian Troops Being Reinforced In Ladakh After Face-Off With China
Ladakh is being closely monitored and Indian troops are being reinforced along the border with reports of China pitching tents near river Galwan -- a 1962 flashpoint that has seen aggression in recent days -- and increasing construction activities.
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Chinese Soldiers "Panicked Into Retreat" In Galwan, 38 Drowned: Report
The account of the Galwan violence in Australian newspaper "The Klaxon" -- pieced together by a group of social media researchers -- claims the Chinese soldiers who drowned in the Galwan river in June 2020, were in retreat after the clash with Indian
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Chinese Troops Withdraw 2 km In Galwan Valley, Show New Satellite Images
The Chinese soldiers' two-km withdrawal as part of the disengagement procedure in Ladakh has been backed up by high resolution satellite images from the bend of the Galwan river as it crosses the Line of Actual Control and flows into territory held by India in Ladakh. The disengagement process had started after Sunday's Special Representative-level...
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China TV, Attempting Propaganda On Ladakh, Helps Boost India's Claim
A news programme on CCTV-4, the Chinese state broadcaster, claims to show an Indian helicopter pad and camps in the same embankment of the Galwan River which was later occupied and built-up by Chinese forces after violent clashes with the Indian Army on June 15. 20 Indian soldiers were killed in action and army sources believe the Chinese suffered ...
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China Withdrawing In Ladakh, Tents Gone, Troops Reduced
China has withdrawn troops by at least a kilometer in the tense Galwan river valley in eastern Ladakh, where 20 soldiers were killed in action in a deadly brawl with Chinese troops on June 15, sources said on Monday. Indian soldiers have also pulled back and a buffer zone has been created between the troops of both sides, according to the sources.
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PM Modi Performed Puja On Bank Of Indus River During Ladakh Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a Sindhu Darshan puja at Ladakh's Nimu on Friday, during a one-day visit to an Army base there, days after 20 soldiers were killed in a violent face-off with the Chinese troops in the Galwan region
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"If We Lost 20 Jawans, Toll Double On Chinese Side": Minister RS Prasad
If anyone casts an "evil eye", India can give a fitting reply, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said today on the China crisis, commenting that if 20 jawans lost their lives in the June 15 brawl in the Galwan river Valley in Ladakh, "the toll is double on the Chinese side".
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Black Tarpaulins Seen On Galwan River-Bend, 16 Chinese Camps Near LAC
New satellite images of the Galwan Valley procured by NDTV show black tarpaulins on an embankment of the Galwan River believed to be a Chinese position around the Line of Actual Control in the region.
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Chinese Structures, Soldiers Spotted In Galwan Valley In New Satellite Images
A day after India and China agreed to start the process of disengagement along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh, high resolution satellite images appear to show the presence of Chinese structures on both sides of the Line of Actual Control in the Galwan river valley.
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China Evades Question Again On Casualties Its Troops Suffered In Ladakh
Evading questions about the brutal and fatal attack carried out by its troops on the Indian soldiers with iron rods and spikes on June 15, China today also declined to respond to queries on reports of it building a dam on the Galwan river at the China-India boundary to obstruct its flow of water.
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Chinese Bring In Bulldozers, Disturb Flow Of Galwan River: Satellite Pics
High resolution satellite images procured by NDTV indicate Chinese efforts to block or disturb the flow of the Galwan river in Northeast Ladakh, less than a kilometer from the site of the deadly clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers on June 15 in which 20 Indian officers and men were killed.
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Army Looking At Changing Rules Of Engagement After Ladakh Clash: Sources
After a deadly clash in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed in eastern Ladakh, the army is reviewing decades-old rules of engagement with China. The standing instructions for soldiers confronting Chinese troops in a violent face-off include not opening fire. However, sources say the army is allegedly discussing this after Monday night's deadly cla...
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The Deadly Clash In Ladakh Began Over A Tent Being Removed: Sources
Several soldiers fell into the icy Galwan River during the clash between Indian and Chinese troops at eastern Ladakh in which 20 Indian soldiers have been killed.
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Indian Troops Being Reinforced In Ladakh After Face-Off With China
Ladakh is being closely monitored and Indian troops are being reinforced along the border with reports of China pitching tents near river Galwan -- a 1962 flashpoint that has seen aggression in recent days -- and increasing construction activities.
