Chinese media’s reports are being viewed as Beijing’s strategy to put psychological pressure on India to withdraw its troops from the Doklam Plateau
Amid the ongoing standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in the Doklam area, reports have suggested that China may have quietly moved “tend of thousands of tonnes” of military equipment, including army vehicles and troops, to Tibet
Notably, PLA’s Tibet Military Command, which conducted the drills, guards the Line of Actual Control (LAC) of the India-China border along several sections connecting the mountainous Tibetan region
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) will increase the numbers of other services, including navy and missile forces after downsizing its army.
The Chinese state media have carried a barrage of critical articles on the Doklam standoff criticising India, but this was the first time Pakistan and Kashmir have been brought into the narrative
India and China have been engaged in a standoff in the Dokalam area near the Bhutan trijunction for the past 19 days after a Chinese Army's construction party came to build a road.
The verbal spat between Chinese and Indian troops broke out after Indian Army stopped China from constructing a road in in Doka La area near Sikkim.
This year's Pakistan Day parade will have participation from Chinese and Turkish armies.
Despite the 'sit-in' by the Chinese troops at Demchok in Ladakh, Army engineers completed the work for laying a water pipeline for irrigation purpose for local villagers in Ladakh division. Situation became tense in the
Even as India is reeling from Pak sponsored terror in the form of September 18 Uri attack, the Chinese army made an intrusion into Anjaw area of Arunachal Pradesh.
The People's Liberation Army (PLA) of China had carried out a scouting mission using a top quality aircraft equipped with Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) that enables broad-area imaging at high resolutions ahead of its transgression
Amidst the growing conflict over the disputed South China Sea, Chinese President Xi Jinping is pushing his country’s People's Liberation Army (PLA) to train hard to win wars as it expands its high tech arsenal.
Leh/New Delhi: Indian and Chinese troops recently had a face-off along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh, the same area where People's Liberation Army had pitched camps in April, 2013 that had led
Jammu: Amidst reports of Chinese incursions, the PLA and the Indian Army today decided to uphold treaties and agreements signed between the governments of the two sides to maintain peace and tranquility along the Line
Leh/New Delhi: Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) recently made a two-pronged simultaneous incursion by sending its troops into Indian waters in the Pangong lake as well as five kms deep into Indian territory through the
New Delhi: After recent incursions in Ladakh, the northeastern state Arunachal Pradesh is once again turning out to be a major issue of contention between India and China .Recently, Indian troops blocked attempts by the
New Delhi/Beijing: The over three week-long standoff in Ladakh last month after the incursion by the Chinese army is expected to figure prominently during the India-China talks on border mechanism in New Delhi tomorrow.The meeting
Beijing: China has test-fired an upgraded version of its 10,000-km range intercontinental ballistic missile which could reach most of the US and European cities, days ahead of its National Day on October 1 to demonstrate
New Delhi: Chief of army staff Gen Dalbir Singh was compelled to cancel his visit to Bhutan Monday following ongoing tension in Chumar and Line of Actual Control (LAC).In a tough reaction to Chinese Army
New Delhi: Samajwadi Party on Thursday cautioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi against China's ‘policy' of pushing troops and holding talks at the same time and said it was time New Delhi used force to push
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