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India-China ties: EAM Jaishankar says Ladakh disengagement could lead to ‘other steps’
Speaking to the Indian community in Australia, Jaishankar shared that India and China had achieved some progress in easing tensions in their bilateral ties. Jaishankar is on a five-day visit to…
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India-China thaw: Patrolling resumes along LAC, soldiers exchange sweets
The two armies are also monitoring and verifying disengagement processes across the border, with patrolling operations now being coordinated.
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Indian, Chinese forces complete disengagement at two points along LAC, patrolling to resume soon
Patrolling will soon resume at Depsang and Demchok points following local commander-level talks between the two sides.
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Indian, Chinese armies complete 80 to 90 per cent disengagement in Ladakh: Report
India and China have moved ahead with their troop disengagement along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) after agreeing to restore traditional patrolling
India and China to finalise military disengagement today: What exactly is happening on the ground?
Following the military disengagement process, patrolling will resume, as troops withdraw and remove temporary structures in these regions
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India should build better communication infrastructure along border with China: Defence expert
India must also improve its infrastructure development along LAC. Read this report on what India should do
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Exclusive | China has built three mobile towers close to LAC, claims LAHDC councillor
The councillor has been pushing for the upgrade in technology, especially 4G towers in the areas close to the LAC. China has been working on various infrastructural projects on its side, including…
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India, China should help each other, not drain each other's energies: Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi
In June 2020, Chinese and Indian troops had clashed at Galwan leading to the death of 20 Indian soldiers and four PLA soldiers.
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'State of border will define relations with China', says India's foreign minister Jaishankar
Jaishankar, addressing the Munich Security Conference (MSC) 2022 Panel Discussion here, said that there is a problem India is having with China
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China's bridge on Pangong lake is illegal occupation, says Indian government to Parliament
China continues to be in illegal occupation of approximately 38,000 sq kms of Indian territory in the Union Territory of Ladakh for the last six decades
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Tibetan filmmaker who took on Chinese repression nominated for Nobel Peace Prize 2022
In 2008, Chinese authorities imprisoned the 47-year-old Tibetan activist in Tibet for six years on charges of "subversion" for his documentary "Leaving Fear Behind," which he co-directed with…
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We had voiced concerns over China's pattern of intimidating neighbours: US on Galwan soldier row
United States, Britain, Canada and Australia have already announced a diplomatic boycott of the Winter Olympics.
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China suffered a huge loss in the Galwan Valley clash, ‘fabricated’ stories to the world: Australian newspaper
China’s losses in the Galwan Valley clash in 2020 were much higher than reported with many soldiers drowning while crossing a fast-flowing river in darkness, an investigative Australian newspaper…
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Decoding Pakistan's China-made J-10C fighters, can it beat Rafale?
Pakistan's interior minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed recently said the country is set to buy 25 J-10C fighter jets to counter India’s Rafale jets.
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India, China military commanders begin 14th round of talks over eastern Ladakh
The two sides had last met on October 10 last year as the talks ended in a stalemate. India and China have been involved in a border standoff in eastern Ladakh since May 2020.
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What is China's new land border law and its impact on military standoff with India?
China's new border restrictions took effect on Saturday, January 1st, putting India's northern border in jeopardy. Here's a look at China's new rules and how they might affect Indian border's…
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Chinese Army conducts nuclear, chemical, biological warfare drills in Tibet
Commandos, armoured assault groups, and soldiers skilled in chemical warfare took part in the exercise, which was made up of personnel from several branches of the army.
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LAC row: China's 'disengagement' plan & deployment in eastern Ladakh
Earlier this year, China had announced that its troops at the southern and northern banks of the Pangong Tso had started "synchronised and organised…
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Despite Rafale, why is India still boosting its Mirage 2000 squadron?
The IAF is set to receive all Rafale jets by April next year, added to the Mirage's strength - the two fighter squadron will give added strength to…
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Chinese cemetery housing 1962 and Galwan war dead soldiers to serve as ‘patriotic education base’
The Kangxiwar Martyrs’ Cemetery— located 4,280 metres, or more than 14,000 feet, above sea level in the Karakorum mountains— is currently undergoing large-scale renovation
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Chinese Army conducts live-fire drills with high-altitude weapons near India's border
A report had claimed China had moved its H-6K bomber along India's border. The bomber was reportedly posted at Kashgar near Xinjiang which belongs to PLA's…
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China deploys bomber along border with India: Report
The latest development comes as India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar said that India-China relations have been going through a 'particularly bad patch'.
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India, China to hold 14th round of talks today to resolve border standoff
According to reports, the 14th round of talks is likely to focus on disengagement from the Hot Springs area and Depsang plains
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New satellite images expose China’s latest land grabbing attempts in Bhutan: 4 new villages in one year
The images tweeted by a leading satellite imagery expert showed multiple villages being constructed over an area of 100 square kilometres in the disputed land near the Doklam plateau, which lies…
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China biggest security threat to India, says CDS chief Bipin Rawat
India's CDS chief General Rawat said troops stationed along the border with China will continue to remain there for a long time.
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‘Peace at LAC critical for normal ties,’ says EAM Jaishankar in parliament on border talks with China
The Indian minister was addressing the Lok Sabha, the lower house of the Indian Parliament, on India-China ties.
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India-China ties: EAM Jaishankar says Ladakh disengagement could lead to ‘other steps’
Speaking to the Indian community in Australia, Jaishankar shared that India and China had achieved some progress in easing tensions in their bilateral ties. Jaishankar is on a five-day visit to…
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India-China thaw: Patrolling resumes along LAC, soldiers exchange sweets
The two armies are also monitoring and verifying disengagement processes across the border, with patrolling operations now being coordinated.
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Indian, Chinese forces complete disengagement at two points along LAC, patrolling to resume soon
Patrolling will soon resume at Depsang and Demchok points following local commander-level talks between the two sides.
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Indian, Chinese armies complete 80 to 90 per cent disengagement in Ladakh: Report
India and China have moved ahead with their troop disengagement along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) after agreeing to restore traditional patrolling
India and China to finalise military disengagement today: What exactly is happening on the ground?
Following the military disengagement process, patrolling will resume, as troops withdraw and remove temporary structures in these regions
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‘Working to restore trust,’ Indian Army chief on LAC deal with China
General Upendra Dwivedi's comments came a day after Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Mistri announced Monday (Oct 21) that India and China had agreed on an arrangement for…
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India and China reach agreement on patrolling along Line of Actual Control
The agreement is related to patrolling in Depsang and Demchok areas of the Ladakh sector
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Indian Army Chief warns against China’s tactics along LAC, says, ‘situation stable, but not normal’
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi stressed the need to compete, confront, and coexist with China.
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Stable, peaceful ties between India and China are important: PM Modi
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi: During the interview, PM Modi also rejected the claims of discrimination against religious minorities in India. He underscored his government'…
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WATCH | Ladakh shepherds stand firm against Chinese troops, draw applause from Indian netizens
Ladakh shepherds stand firm against Chinese troops: The incident took place earlier this month. The video showed a standoff between at least three Chinese armored vehicles and the…
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India and China ramp up engagements to prevent escalation during brutal winters
The ongoing talks are a part of the confidence-building measures (CBMs), which were discussed during the Corps Commander-level talks.
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India's former army chief says 'someone got map of China as it really is'
The map shows regions, as they used to be decades ago. On the western side, it shows Tibet and East Turkestan which acted as a buffer between India and China
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Explained | China's Aksai Chin move and India's strengthened offensive readiness
A significant element of India's strategy is the emphasis on building a rapid and robust military force in forward locations.
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'Absurd claims': India's foreign minister Jaishankar slams China over new map
Jaishankar said that it was an "old habit" of China to put out maps claiming territories that don't belong to them, and added that the Modi government is very serious about the issue
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Indian PM Modi raised border issue with China’s Xi on sidelines of BRICS
PM Modi told Xi that 'maintenance of peace, tranquillity in border areas and respecting LAC' are essential for the normalisation of India-China ties
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No new post construction, patrolling limits dominate latest India-China border talks
The two sides also aimed to resolve objections to each other's activities on the ground through local commander talks
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India’s BRO begins work on ‘world’s highest motorable road’ at 19,400 feet near LAC in east Ladakh
The upcoming Likaru-Mig La-Fukche road close to Hanle in Eastern Ladakh will be 64-kilometre long and at its highest point, it will be at an altitude of 19,400 feet making it the highest motorable…
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Indian, Chinese armies hold Major-General level talks to resolve Eastern Ladakh stand-off
The talks were held to resolve the issues at Depsang Plains and CNN Junction near Demchok—the remaining friction points between the two sides
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India urges swift troop disengagement in Eastern Ladakh during high-level talks with China
According to a PTI news agency report citing sources familiar with the matter, during the 19th round of Corps Commander-level talks, the Indian delegation specifically advocated for the resolution…
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Indian Army inducts swarm drones: How it will impact balance with China along LAC
Indian Army's swarm drone system is equipped with cutting-edge technology that can identify targets using artificial intelligence-driven software.
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S-400 missile: China, Pak threat and Pentagon's take on India's defence
By June 2022, India intends to deploy the S-400 missile defence system that it has received from Russia to defend itself against threat from Pakistan and China, a Pentagon spymaster has told US law
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Why China is launching new warships in the South China Sea
On the occasion of the 73rd anniversary of the PLA Navy, China launched half a dozen warships and vessel-based helicopters to add to its combat capabilities.
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Decoding Pakistan's China-made J-10C fighters, can it beat Rafale?
Pakistan's interior minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed recently said the country is set to buy 25 J-10C fighter jets to counter India’s Rafale jets.
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LAC row: China's 'disengagement' plan & deployment in eastern Ladakh
Earlier this year, China had announced that its troops at the southern and northern banks of the Pangong Tso had started "synchronised and organised disengagement".
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Despite Rafale, why is India still boosting its Mirage 2000 squadron?
The IAF is set to receive all Rafale jets by April next year, added to the Mirage's strength - the two fighter squadron will give added strength to the IAF.
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Independence Day Special: India's finest hour - Kargil war to China standoff
As India celebrates its Independence Day, we take a look at how the defence forces have established itself since the Kargil war in 1999 in the last 20 years with China increasingly become India's p
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How US Harpoon anti-ship missile in India's arsenal will rebalance Indo-Pacific
The Harpoon anti-ship missile has a low-level, sea-skimming cruise trajectory with active radar guidance system.
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Indian Army targets AI-powered battle tanks with eye on China
The Indian Army is eyeing the "Future Tank" platform which it intends to induct by 2030.
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India-China standoff: How India intends to combat China's GJ-1 and GJ-2 armed drones along LAC in eastern Ladakh
GJ-1 and GJ-2 are part of Wing Loong I and Wing Loong II systems capable of striking targets and can launch small air-to-ground missiles.
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China's People's Liberation Army pulls back from Pangong area along LAC
The Chinese and Indian armies have continued with the disengagement process in the North and South banks of Pangong lake in eastern Ladakh as per plan.
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Why China's upgraded J-20 stealth fighter still cannot match IAF Rafale's firepower
Although China on Wednesday announced it was pulling back its troops from frontline areas along the LAC but Air Force from both countries continue to bolster their strike capability.
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India-China standoff: Why area along Pangong lake became a flashpoint
In July last year after the Galwan clash, India has firmly told the Chinese side to vacate Finger 5 area in Pangong lake.
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As India eyes more Rafale jets, why France is developing Future Combat Air System
Recently, an Indian Air Force pilot had that said Indian Rafale jets are more advanced and faster than the French counterparts.
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Yudh Abhyas: India, US begin joint military exercise in western sector
The joint military exercise aims to enhance cooperation and interoperability in counter-terrorism operations.
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Indian Air Force fleet in April, 2022: How 36 Rafale fighters will change air equation along LAC in eastern Ladakh
In 2016, India had signed an inter-governmental agreement with France to procure 36-Rafale fighter aircraft at a cost Rs 59,000 crore.
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After Rafale, how Boeing's F-15EX fighter jet can change IAF's strike capability
Boeing has received a licence from the US government to offer its F-15EX fighter jet to the Indian Air Force.
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Ex-Desert Knight 21: Rafale jets spearhead India, France air exercise at Jodhpur
The India-France air exercise named 'Ex-Desert Knight 21' is taking place at a time when the IAF has been keeping its frontline bases on high alert amid the India-China border standoff.
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India-China standoff: Satellite image of winter at Galwan Valley emerges
The image shows Galwan valley and the exact faceoff site picked by satellite marked in a blue square.
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India-China standoff- How Indian Army is preparing to take on China's PLA in Ladakh's snow clad mountains
As the winters sets in over Line of Actual Control(LAC), India's Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has been working near the China border in Ladakh to ensure the Indian Army's movement in the intense
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