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"Nation Stands With Their Families": Defence Minister As 5 Soldiers Die In Tank Accident
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh expressed sadness on Saturday over the deaths of five Indian Army soldiers after a Tank met with an accident while getting across a river in Ladakh on Friday.
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5 Soldiers In Tank Swept Away While Crossing River Near China Border
Five soldiers of the Indian Army were killed after their tank met with an accident during a river-crossing exercise near the Line of Actual Control in Leh's Daulat Beg Oldi area in the early hours of Saturday, officials said.
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Explained: Significance Of Army's New Tank Repair Facilities In Ladakh
The Indian Army has set up two of the world's highest tank repair facilities in Ladakh close to the Line of Actual Control (LAC) along China.
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Army Sets Up 2 Of World's Highest Tank Repair Facilities Near China Border: Report
With over 500 of its tanks and infantry combat vehicles deployed in Eastern Ladakh, the Indian Army has created a record of sorts by setting up two of world's highest tank repair facilities in that area to support its operations there.
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Blog: Project Zorawar - How India Plans To Counter China At High Altitudes
Developed under a public-private partnership with the DRDO and L&T, the Army's ambitious light tank project, titled 'Zorawar', was envisioned in 2021. Under it, the Centre seeks to procure 350 light tanks in a phased manner.
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After Galwan, 68,000 Soldiers Were Airlifted To Eastern Ladakh: Report
Over 68,000 Army soldiers, around 90 tanks and other weapon systems were airlifted by the Indian Air Force to eastern Ladakh from across the country for rapid deployment along the Line of Actual Control after the deadly clashes in the Galwan Valley.
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China Withdraws 140 Tanks, 60 Artillery Guns, 7,000 Troops In Ladakh Deescalation
Indian and Chinese tanks were seen disengaging from the banks of Pangong lake area in eastern Ladakh where were deployed amid a standoff areas along the Line of Actual Control. Multiple videos and images released by the Indian Army today show the continued process of disengagement between Chinese and Indian forces on both banks of the glacial lake,...
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Army Preps For Winter In Ladakh, Biggest Operation In Decades To Stock Up
In its biggest military logistics operation in decades, the Indian Army has rushed tanks, heavy weaponry, ammunition, fuel, food and essential winter supplies to high-altitude areas in eastern Ladakh to maintain its combat readiness through the treacherous winter of around four months, military sources said on Sunday.
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Amid Standoff With China, Video Shows Army Tanks Near LAC
The Centre has released a video showing Indian army tanks and armoured personnel carriers in forward locations in Eastern Ladakh. The videos show T-90 tanks and BMP vehicles in Chumar-Demchock -- possibly the highest deployed tank formations in the world.
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India Thwarts New China Aggression, Holds Its Ground: 10 Developments
China tried to close in on Indian positions on the South Bank of Ladakh's Pangong Lake on Monday and fired shots in the air, India said today, accusing Beijing of trying to mislead their domestic and international audience. In a statement, the Army asserted that at no stage had Indian soldiers crossed the Line of Actual Control (LAC) or resorted to...
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Major Chinese Tank, Infantry Build-Up In South Pangong As Standoff Intensifies
There has been a major force build-up of Chinese tanks and infantry forces in the South Pangong region of Eastern Ladakh after the Indian Army seized the initiative and gained control of several key heights in the area on August 30. Given the range of their guns, Chinese artillery would be located in 'depth' positions, more than twenty kilometres a...
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Army Preparing To Maintain Current Strength In Ladakh During Winter: Report
The Army is preparing to maintain its current strength of troops, tanks and other weaponry in all key areas in eastern Ladakh in the harsh winter months as a resolution to the row with China in the mountainous region shows no signs of early resolution, people familiar with the developments said on Saturday.
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India Wants Mutual Large-Scale Troop Reduction In Ladakh Region: Report
Even though Indian and Chinese troops have disengaged at three locations in Eastern Ladakh, the Indian side is clear that tensions on the Line of Actual Control will be done away with completely only when the People's Liberation Army (PLA) de-inducts more than 10,000 troops, along with artillery and tank regiments, deployed on its side of the Line ...
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Mechanised Infantry, More Troops, Army's Preparedness For a China Face-Off
All along the 826 kilometre long Line of Actual Control (LAC) - starting from the Karkoram Pass in the North - the de-facto border between India and China, the Indian military is ramping up.
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100 Indian Tanks Now Near China Border In Eastern Ladakh, More To Come
Tipu Sultan, Maharana Pratap and Aurangzeb are surveying the vast open valleys hugging the mountain ranges of eastern Ladakh, ready to counter threat any threat from China, which lies just across the border. If you are wondering how the three rulers, separated by hundreds of years, have come together, these are the names of three tanks of a regime...
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"Nation Stands With Their Families": Defence Minister As 5 Soldiers Die In Tank Accident
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh expressed sadness on Saturday over the deaths of five Indian Army soldiers after a Tank met with an accident while getting across a river in Ladakh on Friday.
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5 Soldiers In Tank Swept Away While Crossing River Near China Border
Five soldiers of the Indian Army were killed after their tank met with an accident during a river-crossing exercise near the Line of Actual Control in Leh's Daulat Beg Oldi area in the early hours of Saturday, officials said.
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Explained: Significance Of Army's New Tank Repair Facilities In Ladakh
The Indian Army has set up two of the world's highest tank repair facilities in Ladakh close to the Line of Actual Control (LAC) along China.
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Army Sets Up 2 Of World's Highest Tank Repair Facilities Near China Border: Report
With over 500 of its tanks and infantry combat vehicles deployed in Eastern Ladakh, the Indian Army has created a record of sorts by setting up two of world's highest tank repair facilities in that area to support its operations there.
-
Blog: Project Zorawar - How India Plans To Counter China At High Altitudes
Developed under a public-private partnership with the DRDO and L&T, the Army's ambitious light tank project, titled 'Zorawar', was envisioned in 2021. Under it, the Centre seeks to procure 350 light tanks in a phased manner.
-
After Galwan, 68,000 Soldiers Were Airlifted To Eastern Ladakh: Report
Over 68,000 Army soldiers, around 90 tanks and other weapon systems were airlifted by the Indian Air Force to eastern Ladakh from across the country for rapid deployment along the Line of Actual Control after the deadly clashes in the Galwan Valley.
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China Withdraws 140 Tanks, 60 Artillery Guns, 7,000 Troops In Ladakh Deescalation
Indian and Chinese tanks were seen disengaging from the banks of Pangong lake area in eastern Ladakh where were deployed amid a standoff areas along the Line of Actual Control. Multiple videos and images released by the Indian Army today show the continued process of disengagement between Chinese and Indian forces on both banks of the glacial lake,...
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Army Preps For Winter In Ladakh, Biggest Operation In Decades To Stock Up
In its biggest military logistics operation in decades, the Indian Army has rushed tanks, heavy weaponry, ammunition, fuel, food and essential winter supplies to high-altitude areas in eastern Ladakh to maintain its combat readiness through the treacherous winter of around four months, military sources said on Sunday.
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Amid Standoff With China, Video Shows Army Tanks Near LAC
The Centre has released a video showing Indian army tanks and armoured personnel carriers in forward locations in Eastern Ladakh. The videos show T-90 tanks and BMP vehicles in Chumar-Demchock -- possibly the highest deployed tank formations in the world.
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India Thwarts New China Aggression, Holds Its Ground: 10 Developments
China tried to close in on Indian positions on the South Bank of Ladakh's Pangong Lake on Monday and fired shots in the air, India said today, accusing Beijing of trying to mislead their domestic and international audience. In a statement, the Army asserted that at no stage had Indian soldiers crossed the Line of Actual Control (LAC) or resorted to...
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Major Chinese Tank, Infantry Build-Up In South Pangong As Standoff Intensifies
There has been a major force build-up of Chinese tanks and infantry forces in the South Pangong region of Eastern Ladakh after the Indian Army seized the initiative and gained control of several key heights in the area on August 30. Given the range of their guns, Chinese artillery would be located in 'depth' positions, more than twenty kilometres a...
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Army Preparing To Maintain Current Strength In Ladakh During Winter: Report
The Army is preparing to maintain its current strength of troops, tanks and other weaponry in all key areas in eastern Ladakh in the harsh winter months as a resolution to the row with China in the mountainous region shows no signs of early resolution, people familiar with the developments said on Saturday.
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India Wants Mutual Large-Scale Troop Reduction In Ladakh Region: Report
Even though Indian and Chinese troops have disengaged at three locations in Eastern Ladakh, the Indian side is clear that tensions on the Line of Actual Control will be done away with completely only when the People's Liberation Army (PLA) de-inducts more than 10,000 troops, along with artillery and tank regiments, deployed on its side of the Line ...
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Mechanised Infantry, More Troops, Army's Preparedness For a China Face-Off
All along the 826 kilometre long Line of Actual Control (LAC) - starting from the Karkoram Pass in the North - the de-facto border between India and China, the Indian military is ramping up.
-
100 Indian Tanks Now Near China Border In Eastern Ladakh, More To Come
Tipu Sultan, Maharana Pratap and Aurangzeb are surveying the vast open valleys hugging the mountain ranges of eastern Ladakh, ready to counter threat any threat from China, which lies just across the border. If you are wondering how the three rulers, separated by hundreds of years, have come together, these are the names of three tanks of a regime...
