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6 Landmines Explode Along Line Of Control In J&K Due To Forest Fire
Six landmines, planted along the Line of Control (LoC) in J&K's Poonch district, exploded in a forest fire on Wednesday, officials said, adding the blaze, which originated from the other side could be a "deliberate attempt".
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India, China Review Disengagement Process; Discuss Next Steps In Ties
It was the first high-level engagement between the two sides after completion of the disengagement process in the two friction points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the mountainous region.
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Last Set Of Disengagement Between India, China Ended Oct 21: S Jaishankar
India and China concluded the last lot of disengagement on October 21 and the implementation process is going on, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Tuesday.
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Why India Is Disappearing Under China In Tectonic Tug-Of-War
The military stand-off between India and China along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) found an amicable solution recently. However, another kind of tug-of-war between India and China - a continuous and ancient tectonic one - has been going on.
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Friends Of Colonel Santosh Mahadik, Killed In Action In J&K, Send Diwali Sweets To His Unit
Classmates of an Army officer from Maharashtra, who was killed in action near the Line of Control (LoC) in north Kashmir's Kupwara district, have sent 300 kg of sweets to soldiers in his unit.
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Patrolling Begins Along India-China Border 4 Years after Galwan Clashes
Indian and Chinese troops have started patrolling along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh after a gap of over four years.
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A Sweet Gesture Of Indian, Chinese Soldiers, Week After Disengagement Pact
Indian and Chinese troops haveexchanged Diwali sweets on five locations long the Line of Actual Control, including two in Ladakh.
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"Will Try To Go Beyond Disengagement, But...": Rajnath Singh's LAC Update
The disengagement of Indian and Chinese forces near the Line of Actual Control is "almost over", Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said today. The minister said that while India wants to go "beyond disengagement", this would "take time".
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"Not A Small Development": Rajnath Singh On India-China Border Disengagement
After India and China reached a consensus on patrolling along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Wednesday that this is not a small development and after prolonged efforts, the country has achieved success.
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"We Did Not Play Any Role": US Welcomes India-China Border Breakthrough
The US State Department has welcomed the 'reduction in tensions' along the India-China border following the recent disengagement of troops of the two countries, along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
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India, China Achieved Broad Consensus Along Border: Rajnath Singh
A broad consensus has been achieved by India and China on restoring the "ground situation" along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) pursuant to talks, including for patrolling and grazing cattle in the traditional areas, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
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Video Explainer: Understanding The LAC And The Stand-Off With China
PM Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held their first "formal bilateral meeting" since the military stand-off between India and China began in 2020. Here is an explainer with video, a map, and satellite images to help understand the LAC.
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PM Modi, Xi Welcome "Complete Disengagement" Between Soldiers Along LAC
India and China on Wednesday welcomed the patrolling agreement announced this week that calls for "complete (military) disengagement" along the Line of Actual Control in the Himalayas.
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Opinion | LAC Pact: Will China's Words Match Its Actions?
For Indians at large, the question still remains whether China indeed wants to move towards a lasting solution to the boundary dispute, or whether this is another tactical attempt at buying time as both China and India continue their ascent.
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"Back To 2020 Patrolling": S Jaishankar To NDTV On India, China Pact
Indian and Chinese soldiers will be able to resume patrolling in the way they had been doing before the border face-off began in May 2020, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said today at the NDTV World Summit.
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6 Landmines Explode Along Line Of Control In J&K Due To Forest Fire
Six landmines, planted along the Line of Control (LoC) in J&K's Poonch district, exploded in a forest fire on Wednesday, officials said, adding the blaze, which originated from the other side could be a "deliberate attempt".
-
India, China Review Disengagement Process; Discuss Next Steps In Ties
It was the first high-level engagement between the two sides after completion of the disengagement process in the two friction points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the mountainous region.
-
Last Set Of Disengagement Between India, China Ended Oct 21: S Jaishankar
India and China concluded the last lot of disengagement on October 21 and the implementation process is going on, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Tuesday.
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Why India Is Disappearing Under China In Tectonic Tug-Of-War
The military stand-off between India and China along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) found an amicable solution recently. However, another kind of tug-of-war between India and China - a continuous and ancient tectonic one - has been going on.
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Friends Of Colonel Santosh Mahadik, Killed In Action In J&K, Send Diwali Sweets To His Unit
Classmates of an Army officer from Maharashtra, who was killed in action near the Line of Control (LoC) in north Kashmir's Kupwara district, have sent 300 kg of sweets to soldiers in his unit.
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Patrolling Begins Along India-China Border 4 Years after Galwan Clashes
Indian and Chinese troops have started patrolling along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh after a gap of over four years.
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A Sweet Gesture Of Indian, Chinese Soldiers, Week After Disengagement Pact
Indian and Chinese troops haveexchanged Diwali sweets on five locations long the Line of Actual Control, including two in Ladakh.
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"Will Try To Go Beyond Disengagement, But...": Rajnath Singh's LAC Update
The disengagement of Indian and Chinese forces near the Line of Actual Control is "almost over", Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said today. The minister said that while India wants to go "beyond disengagement", this would "take time".
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"Not A Small Development": Rajnath Singh On India-China Border Disengagement
After India and China reached a consensus on patrolling along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Wednesday that this is not a small development and after prolonged efforts, the country has achieved success.
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"We Did Not Play Any Role": US Welcomes India-China Border Breakthrough
The US State Department has welcomed the 'reduction in tensions' along the India-China border following the recent disengagement of troops of the two countries, along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
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India, China Achieved Broad Consensus Along Border: Rajnath Singh
A broad consensus has been achieved by India and China on restoring the "ground situation" along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) pursuant to talks, including for patrolling and grazing cattle in the traditional areas, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
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Video Explainer: Understanding The LAC And The Stand-Off With China
PM Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held their first "formal bilateral meeting" since the military stand-off between India and China began in 2020. Here is an explainer with video, a map, and satellite images to help understand the LAC.
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PM Modi, Xi Welcome "Complete Disengagement" Between Soldiers Along LAC
India and China on Wednesday welcomed the patrolling agreement announced this week that calls for "complete (military) disengagement" along the Line of Actual Control in the Himalayas.
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Opinion | LAC Pact: Will China's Words Match Its Actions?
For Indians at large, the question still remains whether China indeed wants to move towards a lasting solution to the boundary dispute, or whether this is another tactical attempt at buying time as both China and India continue their ascent.
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"Back To 2020 Patrolling": S Jaishankar To NDTV On India, China Pact
Indian and Chinese soldiers will be able to resume patrolling in the way they had been doing before the border face-off began in May 2020, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said today at the NDTV World Summit.
