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China can pull back 150 km and come back in 2–3 hours: Indian Army officer suggests continued vigil along LACDespite positive movement in Indo-China relations, Indian military remains vigilant. China's infrastructure along the LAC enables rapid tro...- No buffer zones on LAC, clarifies Army Chief Gen DwivediArmy Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi has described the situation along the India-China border as stable but sensitive, emphasizing that there are...
- Cong raises questions on India-China Ladakh dealCongress questions India's stance on the China border dispute, citing discrepancies between the External Affairs Ministry and the Army's po...
- We are trying to restore the trust: Army chief after India-China talks breakthroughIndia and China have reached an agreement on patrolling along the LAC in eastern Ladakh, aiming to restore trust and normalize border manag...
- 'Easing Arunachal positions part of pact'Army chief stresses the need to restore trust and achieve April 2020 status quo at the LAC for effective border management, as a new patrol...
- India gears up for fifth consecutive winter troop deployment along LAC amid ongoing trust deficit with ChinaIndia is preparing for its fifth winter of forward troop deployment in eastern Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh-Sikkim due to ongoing tensions ...
- China winning LAC infra war against India? Here's what latest reports indicateChina is going big on cranking up military infra along the Line of Actual Control, recent intel inputs and satellite images have shown. PLA...
- Congress demands white paper on developments at LAC, comprehensive debate in Parliament on India-China disputeSenior spokesperson of the Congress Manish Tewari said Modi's remarks were contrary to a statement issued by the Ministry of External Affai...
- Indian and Chinese troops disengage from Patrolling Point 15 in eastern Ladakh"The full details of the disengagement and the verification process are being awaited from the ground commanders," said a source.
- China maintaining around 60,000 troops opposite Ladakh, Indian preparedness also at high levelThe threat perception is there from the Chinese side as they continue to build infrastructure across the LAC. New roads are being built opp...
- LAC: India, China complete Gogra disengagement, but Depsang remains a major problemAn Indian Army statement on Friday said both sides have “ceased forward deployments” in the PP-17A area in a “phased, coordinated and verif...
- Retired Chinese military official moots 'buffer zones' along LAC to prevent India-China border conflict“A year after the shock of a fatal border clash, tensions remain high with no consensus on how to resolve the issues over an unverified LAC...
- As talks stall, Centre links east Ladakh pullback to peace at all friction pointsUltimately, India wants to restore its patrolling rights in the Depsang plains where Chinese troops have prevented Indians from going up to...
- AK Antony asks Govt to explain why India forces were made to vacate patrolling areas, Kailash rangesHe also sought to know why the government gave up the “bargaining point” by making the Indian forces come back from the “strategic gain” th...
- India has 'given in' to China's 1959 claim on LAC: Lt Gen HS Panag (Retd)Gen. Panag claimed that the "disengagement" is happening exactly as per China's 1959 claim line because India has no military capability to...
- First phase of pullback of troops in Eastern Ladakh almost done, Corps commanders from both sides to meet next weekA roadmap for further disengagement and de-escalation will be taken up during the meeting between 14 Corps Commander Lieutenant General Har...
- View: Why there can be no ‘Buffer Zones’ on the LACA buffer zone gives a misleading impression that some kind of a neutral area has been created.
- Buffer zones being created in Gogra, Hot Springs & LadakhSatellite images, physical verification show Chinese troops have moved back from friction point in Galwan. While Galwan valley has been vac...
- China starts pulling out troops in Ladakh; India still cautiousPeople’s Liberation Army withdraws troops from Galwan and Gogra; marginal change in Pangong Tso, which remains fortified; disengagement as ...
- NTCA's ecotourism guidelines challengedThe Pench Jungle Lodges Federation has challenged the fresh comprehensive ecotourism guidelines issued by National Tiger Conservation Autho...
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