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Border Forces Recover China-Made Drone Near Indo-Pak Border In Punjab
The Border Security Force (BSF) has recovered a China-made drone in a partially damaged condition from a farming field near Chann Kalan village in Amritsar district of Punjab, according to an official statement.
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Two Drones Found Near Indo-Pak Border In Punjab Districts
Two drones were found near the India-Pakistan border in Punjab's Gurdaspur and Tarn Taran districts on Sunday, a BSF official said.
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Rs 15,477 Crore Spent For Roads At China Border In Last 5 Years: Centre
The government constructed 2,088 kms of roads in areas bordering China in the last five years with an expenditure of Rs 15,477 crore, the government said on Monday.
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Indo-Tibetan Border Police Soldiers Celebrate Diwali At -20 Degrees In Ladakh
Soldiers of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) celebrated Diwali at a height 17,000 feet in sub-zero temperatures of Ladakh. Jawans of the paramilitary force guard the country's 2,488-km-long de-factor border with China, or the Line of Actual Control.
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Navy Increases Surveillance In Indian Ocean Region With Eye On China
The Navy has increased its surveillance missions and operational deployment in the Indian Ocean region in the wake of India's seven-week bitter border standoff with China in eastern Ladakh, people familiar with the development said.
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Officer, 2 Soldiers Who Were Killed In Ladakh Were Not Shot: Army Sources
Military officials from India and China are meeting now to "defuse the situation" after a Colonel and two soldiers were killed in a "violent face off" at night in Ladakh on Indian territory. Army sources say the Indian army personnel were not shot; stones and batons were used, they told NDTV, adding that there were "significant Chinese casualties."
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Indian Jawans Detained By Chinese Last Week, Freed Later. Army Denies
The Indian Army today denied reports that any of its soldiers were detained by Chinese troops in Ladakh. However, the Army did not reply to specific queries on whether jawans of the Indo Tibetan Border Police or ITBP, who were part of the joint patrol were detained before being released.
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India, China To Hold 22nd Round Of Border Talks In Delhi Today
Indian and Chinese representatives will meet in Delhi today for the 22nd round of Special Representative-level (SR) Indo-China talks to discuss the international boundary between the two countries
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India, China To Hold 21st Round Of Border Talks Next Month
The 21st round of India-China border talks led by National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi will be held in China next month, informed sources said in China.
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Indian, Chinese Armies Hold Border Meet In Chushul
Army men from India and China today held a ceremonial Border Personnel Meeting (BPM) at a Chinese garrison in Chushul Sector of eastern Ladakh during which both sides reaffirmed their commitment in maintaining peace along the border, officials said.
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Withdraw Troops From Doklam If You Cherish Peace: China Tells India
China has said India should show through deeds its willingness to maintain peace at the border and claimed that 48 Indian soldiers were at Doklam area backed by a "large number" of troops at the border to halt Chinese attempts to build a road on its side of the boundary.
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PM Modi To Celebrate Diwali With Indo-Tibetan Border Police Personnel Along China Border
Keeping with his practice, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will celebrate Diwali with ITBP or Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel at one of the remotest border posts in Uttarakhand.
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In Beijing, Defence Minister Parrikar Pushes Military Hotline For Border Dispute
China is "positive" towards proposals to establish a military hotline with India to deal with issues along the border, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar was told during a meeting in Beijing with his Chinese counterpart, state media reported.
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China, Pakistan Ties Driven By Rivalry With India: US Experts
The strategic alliance between China and Pakistan is primarily driven by their rivalry with India, eminent US experts have said, with one of them expressing concern over Sino-India border tensions.
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Chinese Incursions, Face-offs at Border Dropped Sharply This Year
Chinese incursions and face-offs between Indian border forces and their Chinese counterparts are down 40 per cent this year.
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Border Forces Recover China-Made Drone Near Indo-Pak Border In Punjab
The Border Security Force (BSF) has recovered a China-made drone in a partially damaged condition from a farming field near Chann Kalan village in Amritsar district of Punjab, according to an official statement.
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Two Drones Found Near Indo-Pak Border In Punjab Districts
Two drones were found near the India-Pakistan border in Punjab's Gurdaspur and Tarn Taran districts on Sunday, a BSF official said.
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Rs 15,477 Crore Spent For Roads At China Border In Last 5 Years: Centre
The government constructed 2,088 kms of roads in areas bordering China in the last five years with an expenditure of Rs 15,477 crore, the government said on Monday.
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Indo-Tibetan Border Police Soldiers Celebrate Diwali At -20 Degrees In Ladakh
Soldiers of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) celebrated Diwali at a height 17,000 feet in sub-zero temperatures of Ladakh. Jawans of the paramilitary force guard the country's 2,488-km-long de-factor border with China, or the Line of Actual Control.
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Navy Increases Surveillance In Indian Ocean Region With Eye On China
The Navy has increased its surveillance missions and operational deployment in the Indian Ocean region in the wake of India's seven-week bitter border standoff with China in eastern Ladakh, people familiar with the development said.
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Officer, 2 Soldiers Who Were Killed In Ladakh Were Not Shot: Army Sources
Military officials from India and China are meeting now to "defuse the situation" after a Colonel and two soldiers were killed in a "violent face off" at night in Ladakh on Indian territory. Army sources say the Indian army personnel were not shot; stones and batons were used, they told NDTV, adding that there were "significant Chinese casualties."
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Indian Jawans Detained By Chinese Last Week, Freed Later. Army Denies
The Indian Army today denied reports that any of its soldiers were detained by Chinese troops in Ladakh. However, the Army did not reply to specific queries on whether jawans of the Indo Tibetan Border Police or ITBP, who were part of the joint patrol were detained before being released.
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India, China To Hold 22nd Round Of Border Talks In Delhi Today
Indian and Chinese representatives will meet in Delhi today for the 22nd round of Special Representative-level (SR) Indo-China talks to discuss the international boundary between the two countries
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India, China To Hold 21st Round Of Border Talks Next Month
The 21st round of India-China border talks led by National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi will be held in China next month, informed sources said in China.
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Indian, Chinese Armies Hold Border Meet In Chushul
Army men from India and China today held a ceremonial Border Personnel Meeting (BPM) at a Chinese garrison in Chushul Sector of eastern Ladakh during which both sides reaffirmed their commitment in maintaining peace along the border, officials said.
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Withdraw Troops From Doklam If You Cherish Peace: China Tells India
China has said India should show through deeds its willingness to maintain peace at the border and claimed that 48 Indian soldiers were at Doklam area backed by a "large number" of troops at the border to halt Chinese attempts to build a road on its side of the boundary.
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PM Modi To Celebrate Diwali With Indo-Tibetan Border Police Personnel Along China Border
Keeping with his practice, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will celebrate Diwali with ITBP or Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel at one of the remotest border posts in Uttarakhand.
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In Beijing, Defence Minister Parrikar Pushes Military Hotline For Border Dispute
China is "positive" towards proposals to establish a military hotline with India to deal with issues along the border, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar was told during a meeting in Beijing with his Chinese counterpart, state media reported.
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China, Pakistan Ties Driven By Rivalry With India: US Experts
The strategic alliance between China and Pakistan is primarily driven by their rivalry with India, eminent US experts have said, with one of them expressing concern over Sino-India border tensions.
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Chinese Incursions, Face-offs at Border Dropped Sharply This Year
Chinese incursions and face-offs between Indian border forces and their Chinese counterparts are down 40 per cent this year.
