China's latest move came despite India on Thursday strongly objected to China's "baseless" remarks towards Arunachal Pradesh, and affirmed, "Beijing may repeat its baseless claims as many times as they want but this will not change India's position".
Naravane in his memoirs 'Four Stars of Destiny' recounted the Indian response to the Chinese aggression in Eastern Ladakh in 2020, saying It took the Indian Army to show to world that 'enough is enough'.
EAM S Jaishankar, in an exclusive conversation with India TV's Editor-In-Chief and Chairman, Rajat Sharma in Aap Ki Adalat, responded on Rahul Gandhi's recent visit to Brussels where he made remarks on Chinese vision and its 'Belt and Road' initiative.
It is worth mentioning China gives staple visas to Indian residents of Arunachal Pradesh and Jammu Kashmir as it claims the areas as part of Tibet and therefore its own.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning told the media in Beijing on Monday that the two sides held an in-depth exchange of views on expediting the resolution of relevant issues.
Congress leader Sonia Gandhi alleged that the government is hiding the facts on the recent India-China faceoff at Tawang.
Amid the border row between China and India, the government said it wants to connect even the remote areas of Arunachal Pradesh to promote the social and economical development of the region.
We've no problem with political criticism but we should not disrespect our jawans. I have heard that my own understanding needs to be deepened. When I see who is giving the advice I can only bow & respect. The word 'pitai' should not be used for our jawans, EAM S Jaishankar said.
The PLA has cause for concern. Over the last few years, the Indian Army, with help from the Arunachal Pradesh government, has created a lot of infrastructure in that region.
They've been doing this in very small incremental steps... but over a period of time, they've gained a lot. This is the tactic they've adopted and are continuing to do, said Ex-Army Chief General MM Naravane (Retd) said.
The Indian Air Force will conduct a training exercise in the eastern sector to check the readiness of their aircraft.
US on India-China Arunachal border clash: Department of Defense continues to watch developments along LAC at India-China border, We have seen PRC continues to amass forces and build military infrastructure along so-called LAC, said Pentagon press secretary Patrick Ryder.
India-China Tawang clash: The Centre on Tuesday informed the Parliament in session that Indian and Chinese troops clashed in the Tawang area near the LAC on December 9.
India-China Tawang clash: Amit Shah reminded the Congress party that India's permanent seat in the UN Security Council was sacrificed because of Nehru's love for China.
In the last couple of years, the relation between New Delhi and Beijing grew bitter in the wake of prevailing tension along the border.
India-China disengagement in Ladakh: The process, which started on September 8 after months of talks and 16 rounds of Corps Commander meetings, as per sources, entails both two sides moving back after their May 2020 friction.
India-China disengagement: People familiar with the development said the two sides disengaged as per the plan which also entailed a joint verification of the entire process.
India-China border row: Today, as per consensus reached in 16th round of India China Corps Commander Level Meeting, Indian & Chinese troops in area of Gogra-Hotsprings (PP-15) have begun to disengage in a coordinated & planned way, Defence Ministry said.
India-China Border Row: Even as the two countries on the global platforms have underlined the need to maintain a meaningful bilateral relation, tensions do keep up surfacing intermittently.
Addressing the event, the external affairs minister also spoke on a number of pressing issues including the UN reform, regional cooperation, connectivity and managing contradictions within Asia.
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