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Congress' Jairam Ramesh slams Modi govt of '4C Policy' towards China, raises concerns over Great Nicobar projectThe Congress has intensified its attack on the Modi government’s China policy, with Jairam Ramesh accusing the Centre of following a “4C po...- Congress seeks discussion in Parliament on China's 'support' to Pak in Operation SindoorCongress has demanded a parliamentary debate following China's admission of providing technical support to Pakistan during Operation Sindoo...
- 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...
- 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...
- PM Modi and Xi Jinping to hold bilateral talks in Kazan on Ladakh patrollingPrime Minister Narendra Modi is set to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Kazan to discuss India's patrolling rights in Ladakh, marking t...
- China agrees to India's patrolling rights in Depsang, next step de-escalationThe new agreement with China will restore Indian access to key border points in eastern Ladakh, including the crucial Depsang plateau, whic...
- Hope there is resolution of remaining issues: Jaishankar on eastern Ladakh border row with ChinaAs the eastern Ladakh military standoff continues, India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar hopes for resolution of remaining issues ...
- China proposes another round of talks after Modi-Xi meetThe ties between the two countries nosedived significantly following the fierce clash in the Galwan Valley in June 2020 that marked the mos...
- India, China negotiation on border a battle of its ownIndia and China are attempting to resolve remaining border disputes in Eastern Ladakh, particularly regarding patrolling rights in the Deps...
- Govt must stand firm against China: Congress on eastern Ladakh border standoffThe Congress has been demanding status quo ante as on May 2020 at the border in eastern Ladakh. The party has also been alleging that India...
- China has strong economic, strategic need in eastern sector, hence aggressively building its army to dominate: Paper by IPS officersThe paper suggests the strategy needs to be area-specific e.g. border tourism can be promoted aggressively in the Turtuk or Siachen sector,...
- View: China must not be allowed to physically cordon off disputed areasThere are three worrying factors. First, China did withdraw from its forward positions in many places like Pangong Tso and Galwan in Ladakh...
- 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...
- Situation on Afghanistan border, FATF fears could have led Pakistan to ceasefire: Army ChiefWhile expressing optimism on a peace process given that the agreement was holding, the army chief said that terror infrastructure, includin...
- 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...
- Alertness levels very high, China can't surprise us, says ITBP on LAC in Tawang sectorHaving already given a bloody nose to the People's Liberation Army troops in Eastern Ladakh during face-offs in the ongoing conflict, the I...
- View: China’s arrogant rejection of new map of Ladakh an affrontChina’s presence in Ladakh has been ab initio that of an aggressive interloper. With no historical claim on Ladakh, it has manufactured one...
- 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.
- Chinese Army intrudes again in Ladakh, pushed back after 3-hour standoffChina's People's Liberation Army (PLA) made another incursion in Ladakh on Tuesday leading to a standoff for over three hours.
- India deploys hi-tech boats to counter China in Ladakh lakeNow, at least on one particular stretch along the unresolved 4,057-km Line of Actual Control (LAC), Indian soldiers can finally cock a snoo...
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