Amid tension at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China, India during the recently held military-level talks stated that it wants discussions over all friction points including Depsang and not just on Southern Pangong Tso.
India-China face-off at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) is continuing with the Indian Army foiling a number of attempts by China to unilaterally change the status quo. While several military commander level talks between the two armies have taken place, the issue is still not resolved. Though negociation talks underway, India said a Straight No when China said it wanted to deploy 50 troops near Finger 4 area, one of the friction points along the LAC.
Amid tension at the Line of Actual Control (LAC), India on Thursday said China should take forward the process for complete disengagement of troops from all friction points including the Pangong lake area in eastern Ladakh, and asked it not to make unilateral attempts to change the status quo along the (LAC).
After its strategy failed miserably at LAC, China is now indulging in proxy war, using propaganda and fake data to intrude the minds of Indian people through social media.
Chinese soldiers have put up loudspeakers playing out Punjabi numbers near the Finger 4 area at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) where India is in a strategically better position.
India-China stand-off at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) is prevailing since May this year, and only getting worse. Sources have said that India-China soldiers fired 100-200 warning shots earlier this month on the north Bank of Pangong Lake. The incident took place when Indian soldiers gained strategic edge to overlook Chinese positions at Finger 4 area.
Amid the ongoing tensions over transgressions by the Chinese in Eastern Ladakh, the Indian Army is keeping its formidable Bofors howitzers ready for operations.
As situation at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China continues to remain tense, the Indian Army has started stocking up for long haul in eastern Ladakh.
I request this house to pass a resolution that we stand shoulder to shoulder with our armed forces who are guarding our borders to safeguard India's sovereignty and integrity.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday made a statement in the Parliament on the continuing standoff between Indian and Chinese troops along the LAC in eastern Ladakh.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to make a statement in the Parliamnet on the Indo-China border issue today. Rajnath Singh's statement on the matter may take post lunch at 3 pm when the proceedings in the Lok Sabha will start. India-China has been indulged in border row since May this year while situation escalated further after June 15-16 clash.
Recently, foreign ministers of both the countries met in Moscow, Russia during the SCO meeting where EAM S Jaishankar and Chinese counterpart Wang Yi held talks on the border issue and decided on a 5-point agenda to resolve the crisis. However, India conveyed it to China that its massive troops deployment at the border was the issue for the stand-off.
A Shenzen-based Chinese technology company Zhenhua having links with the Chinese Communist Party is snooping on top Indian leaders, VVIPs, with the list including 10,000 prominent people and organisations.
The tension at the Indo-China border is only getting grim day after day even after Jaishankar-Chinese counterpaert Moscow interaction when both sides agreed on 5 pointer agenda to proceed towards resolve.
More than 10,000 people in India are being actively monitored under a surveillance programme run by Zhenhua Data Information Technology Co, a Shenzen-based technology company with links to the Chinese government, and the Chinese Communist Party. The company is known for engaging in 'Hybrid Warfare’ using the big data gained from mass surveillance.
India-China forces are starring at each other within a gap of just 17-200 metres in Mukhpari peak near Rezag La in Ladakh.
India-China forces are starring at each other within a gap of just 17-200 metres in Mukhpari peak near Rezag La in Ladakh.
India-China forces are starring at each other within a gap of just 17-200 metres in Mukhpari peak near Rezag La in Ladakh. At the same time, China has mobilised thousands of soldiers, tanks and howitzers within rifle range of the Indian Army deployment at Spanggur Gap in the southern part of Pangong Tso.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Friday said that China is ready to take "conciliatory steps" in order to avoid new violations of the obligations on India-Chinese border.
In an interview to PTI, he said in almost all areas of security-related activities, the space -- earth observation, communication and electronic intelligence, among other things -- plays a very major role. "The Chinese side, as far as I understand, have multiplied the number of radar imaging satellites, earth observation satellites and communication satellites several fold so that they can have continuous coverage of the globe.
India and China have agreed on a five-point plan for resolving the prolonged border face-off in eastern Ladakh that included abiding by all existing agreements and protocol on management of the frontier, maintaining peace and tranquility and avoiding any action that could escalate matters.
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