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Opinion | Galwan Battle, 1962: When Bullets Rained At The Break Of Dawn
It was never the plan to send the Alphas to Galwan. But they ended up at the post in October: unexpectedly and without much preparation.
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Opinion | China Is Revamping Its Military, And India Must Not Take It Lightly
China's growing military prowess has implications for India's defence planning and security posture. Making Indian armed forces fit to fight 21st-century wars should be the topmost priority for any government that takes office in June.
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Ladakh Shepherds Stand Up To Chinese Soldiers, Viral Video Wins Hearts
A group of Ladakh shepherds bravely stood up to Chinese soldiers who tried to stop them from grazing sheep near the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Local shepherds had stopped grazing animals in this area following the 2020 Galwan clash.
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"Do You Receive Fresh Vegetables," Xi Asks Troops At India-China Border
Chinese President Xi Jinping has held a video conversation with the soldiers stationed along the India-China border in eastern Ladakh and inspected their combat readiness, official media here reported on Friday.
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Amid Border Tension, China Foreign Minister To Visit Delhi This Week
Ties between New Delhi and Beijing have been cold since the spring of 2020 when the incursion by PLA soldiers at various points in Ladakh also led to an unprecedented confrontation in the Galwan Valley.
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China's Xi Jinping Appoints New Army Commander To Head Troops Along LAC With India
Chinese President Xi Jinping has appointed Gen Wang Haijiang as the new Commander of the People's Liberation Army's Western Theatre Command, which oversees the Line of Actual Control with India, official media in Beijing reported.
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New Chinese Military General To Head Troops Along India-China Border Amid Ladakh Standoff
Chinese President Xi Jinping's move promoting Xu Qiling to the rank of General to head PLA's Western Theatre Command overseeing the Indian border makes him the third commander to head the force after standoff in eastern Ladakh began in May last year.
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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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Chinese Soldier Held On Indian Side Of Line Of Actual Control In Ladakh
A Chinese soldier was on Friday apprehended on the Indian side of the LAC in Ladakh. He was taken into custody by Indian troops, officials said today. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldier is being dealt with according to laid down procedures and the circumstances under which he crossed the LAC are being investigated, the sources said.
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Chinese Army Facing "Unanticipated Consequences" For Misadventure: Defence Chief
China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) is facing "unanticipated consequences" for its misadventure in eastern Ladakh because of the "firm and strong" responses by the Indian armed forces and the possibility of transgressions and confrontations on the Line of Actual Control spiralling into a larger conflict cannot be ruled out, Chief of Defence Staf...
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Chinese Soldier Held After He Strayed Into Ladakh, To Be Sent Back
A Chinese soldier was caught by Indian forces in Ladakh after he strayed across the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the army said on Monday. The soldier, identified as Corporal Wang Ya, was caught in the Chumar-Demchok area.
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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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Opinion: How To Read China's Increasing Aggression With India
The Defence Ministry has revealed that it thwarted a fresh attempt by Chinese troops (PLA) to alter the status quo at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh on the south bank of the Pangong Tso or Lake on the night of August 29.
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Congress's "Toys, Love For Indian Dogs" Jibe At PM After Ladakh Flare-Up
After a fresh attempt by Chinese troops to "carry out provocative military movements" near Pangong Tso lake in eastern Ladakh on Saturday night, the Congress today attacked the government and criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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India-China Clash Live Updates: India Blocks China's Fresh Attempt To Change Status Quo In Ladakh's Pangong Lake Area
The Indian Army on Monday said it blocked "provocative" military movements by Chinese troops to unilaterally change the status quo near Pangong Tso on Saturday night.
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Opinion | Galwan Battle, 1962: When Bullets Rained At The Break Of Dawn
It was never the plan to send the Alphas to Galwan. But they ended up at the post in October: unexpectedly and without much preparation.
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Opinion | China Is Revamping Its Military, And India Must Not Take It Lightly
China's growing military prowess has implications for India's defence planning and security posture. Making Indian armed forces fit to fight 21st-century wars should be the topmost priority for any government that takes office in June.
-
Ladakh Shepherds Stand Up To Chinese Soldiers, Viral Video Wins Hearts
A group of Ladakh shepherds bravely stood up to Chinese soldiers who tried to stop them from grazing sheep near the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Local shepherds had stopped grazing animals in this area following the 2020 Galwan clash.
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"Do You Receive Fresh Vegetables," Xi Asks Troops At India-China Border
Chinese President Xi Jinping has held a video conversation with the soldiers stationed along the India-China border in eastern Ladakh and inspected their combat readiness, official media here reported on Friday.
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Amid Border Tension, China Foreign Minister To Visit Delhi This Week
Ties between New Delhi and Beijing have been cold since the spring of 2020 when the incursion by PLA soldiers at various points in Ladakh also led to an unprecedented confrontation in the Galwan Valley.
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China's Xi Jinping Appoints New Army Commander To Head Troops Along LAC With India
Chinese President Xi Jinping has appointed Gen Wang Haijiang as the new Commander of the People's Liberation Army's Western Theatre Command, which oversees the Line of Actual Control with India, official media in Beijing reported.
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New Chinese Military General To Head Troops Along India-China Border Amid Ladakh Standoff
Chinese President Xi Jinping's move promoting Xu Qiling to the rank of General to head PLA's Western Theatre Command overseeing the Indian border makes him the third commander to head the force after standoff in eastern Ladakh began in May last year.
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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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Chinese Soldier Held On Indian Side Of Line Of Actual Control In Ladakh
A Chinese soldier was on Friday apprehended on the Indian side of the LAC in Ladakh. He was taken into custody by Indian troops, officials said today. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldier is being dealt with according to laid down procedures and the circumstances under which he crossed the LAC are being investigated, the sources said.
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Chinese Army Facing "Unanticipated Consequences" For Misadventure: Defence Chief
China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) is facing "unanticipated consequences" for its misadventure in eastern Ladakh because of the "firm and strong" responses by the Indian armed forces and the possibility of transgressions and confrontations on the Line of Actual Control spiralling into a larger conflict cannot be ruled out, Chief of Defence Staf...
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Chinese Soldier Held After He Strayed Into Ladakh, To Be Sent Back
A Chinese soldier was caught by Indian forces in Ladakh after he strayed across the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the army said on Monday. The soldier, identified as Corporal Wang Ya, was caught in the Chumar-Demchok area.
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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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Opinion: How To Read China's Increasing Aggression With India
The Defence Ministry has revealed that it thwarted a fresh attempt by Chinese troops (PLA) to alter the status quo at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh on the south bank of the Pangong Tso or Lake on the night of August 29.
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Congress's "Toys, Love For Indian Dogs" Jibe At PM After Ladakh Flare-Up
After a fresh attempt by Chinese troops to "carry out provocative military movements" near Pangong Tso lake in eastern Ladakh on Saturday night, the Congress today attacked the government and criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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India-China Clash Live Updates: India Blocks China's Fresh Attempt To Change Status Quo In Ladakh's Pangong Lake Area
The Indian Army on Monday said it blocked "provocative" military movements by Chinese troops to unilaterally change the status quo near Pangong Tso on Saturday night.
