Searched for
LADAKH PATROLLING POINTS
India, China to patrol once every week in Demchok and Depsang, complete one round of patrol eachIndian and Chinese armies have agreed to conduct weekly coordinated patrols in the Demchok and Depsang areas of eastern Ladakh. This agreem...- Implementation of agreement with India to disengage troops going on 'smoothly': Chinese Foreign MinistryIndia and China agreed to disengage troops in eastern Ladakh. The disengagement process is going smoothly. Indian and Chinese troops comple...
- Verification patrolling begins in Depsang: MEAIndian Army has begun verification patrolling in Demchok and Depsang in eastern Ladakh. This follows the disengagement agreement with China...
- Indian Army expands patrol in Eastern Ladakh's Demchok following PLA withdrawalThe Indian Army has begun full-scale patrolling in eastern Ladakh's Demchok and will soon start in Depsang Plains. This follows China disma...
- India, China resume patrolling in Depsang, DemchockIndian troops have begun patrolling the Demchok sector in eastern Ladakh after an agreement with China for disengagement. Coordinated patro...
- Chinese military says India, China troops 'making progress' in disengagement in 'orderly manner'Commenting for the first time after the October 21 agreement to disengage the troops, Zhang Xiaogang, spokesperson for the Ministry of Nati...
- Indian, Chinese troops exchange sweets at several border points on DiwaliTroops of India and China exchanged sweets at several border points along the Line of Actual Control during Diwali. This happened after com...
- India-China: Disengagement at two friction points in its final stages, say sourcesTroop disengagement at two friction points in eastern Ladakh is in the final stages following an agreement between India and China. The pro...
- India-China disengagement in Ladakh advancing as plannedThe disengagement process between Indian and Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh is progressing as planned, with most temporary structures dis...
- India-China talks over Ladakh patrolling points see advancesIndia and China have made progress in recent talks about the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh. Discussions have focused on patrolling in De...
- More patrolling points in Ladakh; access tough due to buffer zoneThe new patrolling areas have been identified following disengagement between Indian and Chinese troops between PP-04 and PP-65. While acce...
- Info sought on Line of Actual Control sensitive: MoD in Lok SabhaReddy sought to know if dozens of papers have been submitted by DGPs and IGPs in the recently concluded conference conducted by the Intelli...
- Centre excludes questions on Ladakh patrol points from Lok Sabha final listAn official who did not wish to be identified said the list of queries raised by MPs were 'pruned' from 35 to 24. When contacted, a home mi...
- Government likely to reply on LAC patrolling points next week"PLA has taken advantage of the buffer areas in de-escalation talks by placing their best cameras on the highest peaks and is monitoring th...
- Situation has not returned to normal: MEA on eastern Ladakh border rowThe MEA spokesperson said India has been maintaining that it expects disengagement followed by de-escalation for the return of normalcy on ...
- Disengagement process in Gogra-Hotsprings area going as per schedule: Indian Army chiefArmy Chief Gen Manoj Pande on Saturday had carried out a comprehensive review of the overall security situation in eastern Ladakh, two days...
- Army chief flies in IAF's Apache attack helicopter in LadakhChief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal V R Chaudhari had, during the 89th Air Force Day celebrations at the Hindon airbase last year, said th...
- No power can stop Indian troops from patrolling our border, says Defence Minister Rajnath SinghSingh was responding to former defence minister AK Antony and former J&K CM Ghulam Nabi Azad, both from Congress, who asked Singh about the...
- Why is PM now mum on restoring status quo ante in Ladakh & on promises made to troops at Nimu: AntonyAntony has charged the government with “shelving the Mountain Strike Corps” started by the UPA regime to combat Chinese aggression.
- Porters unable to take horses to grazing patches accessible till last year: Ex-Councillor DurbokThe ex-councilor said over 1,000 porters from Durbuk subdivision in eastern Ladakh worked as porters for the Border Roads Organisation and ...
Load More
