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Missing boy of Arunachal Pradesh will soon return home
On the day of Republic Day, a good news came for the country. The Union Minister tweeted that Miram Taron, a missing teenager from Arunachal Pradesh, will return to his country soon. Let us tell you that Miram Taron went missing on 18 January. After which an MP from Arunachal Pradesh gave information about this by tweeting and requested the government to save the boy. Then the Indian Army had contacted the PLA. In such a situation, when the whole country is celebrating Republic Day, then Law Minister Kiren Rijiju tweeted that Miram Taron can be brought to India at
Missing Arunachal Pradesh Boy Found By Chinese PLA
China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has confirmed to the Indian Army that they have found a missing person, even as authorities are trying to confirm whether he is the same youth who had recently gone missing from Arunachal Pradesh. BJP MP from the state, Tapir Gao, had alleged that PLA troops had abducted a 17-year-old from Indian territory on January 18. Sources said the PLA will confirm the youth’s identity using photos and then start the process of sending him back, which could take about a week. The Indian Army had earlier reached out to the PLA regarding the disappearance of Miram Taron. Defence sources had
Indian Army In Touch With Chinese PLA For Rescue Of Missing Arunachal Boy Miran Taron
The Indian Army has sought the assistance of China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) to locate missing boy Miram Taron on their side and return him as per established protocol, sources in defence establishment said on Thursday. Arunachal Pradesh’s MP Tapir Gao said on Wednesday that PLA on Tuesday abducted a 17-year-old boy from inside the Indian territory in state’s Upper Siang district sources in the defence establishment said on Thursday that when the Indian Army received the information about Taron, it immediately contacted the PLA through established mechanism of hotline informing that an individual, who was collecting herbs and hunting,
China Deploys Vehicles Along Border LAC To Raise Tensions With India
Tension continues on the border with China and there is no hope of ending it at the moment. Not only this, due to the preparations made by the Chinese army, it seems that the tension may increase further in the coming days. China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has deployed new types of vehicles on the border, which will make it easy to reach every area and it will be able to deliver logistics and other equipment to the soldiers stationed in the plateau areas. The Global Times, the mouthpiece of the Communist government of China, has also spoken of increasing
China Passes New Land Border Law, Threat To Indian Security
China Passes New Land Border Law : Describing the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity as “sacred and intact”, China’s parliament has adopted a new law related to the protection and use of border areas, which could have an impact on Beijing’s border dispute with India. Members of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC) approved the legislation during the closing meeting of parliament on Saturday, state-run Xinhua news agency reported. This law will come into effect from January 1 next year. According to it, “the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the People’s Republic of China is sacred and
Indian Army Conducts Mock Drill At Key LAC Hill To Tackle Chinese PLA
Indian Army Mock Drill LAC : Indian Army personnel are practising warfare at a mountainous place 15 thousand feet high amid the ongoing tension along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China. In military language, this mountainous area is called Integrated Defended Locality (IDL). The temperature here on the morning of October 9 is at -5 degree Celsius and in the next two months, the mercury will be at -25 degree Celsius. In these activities being done to improve the fighting skills, soldiers prepare for the situation of war and react like the battlefield. The IDL is a combination
Don’t expect favorable outcome in every round of talks with China: Army Chief General MM Naravane
Army Chief General MM Naravane on Thursday said that India should not expect favorable results in every round of talks with China to resolve border issues. General Naravane said, “During the border talks, there were 4-5 points of confrontation between India and China and we have resolved all except one. I’m sure that in a few more rounds of talks – I can’t give a definite figure whether another or two more, we will be able to resolve these issues as we move forward.” Earlier this month, India and China failed to make any progress in resolving a 17-month standoff
UP Based Company Develops Sapper Punch, Trishul and Vajra For Galwan Valley Attack Like Incidents
Peoples Liberation Army of China attacked unarmed Indian soldiers in the Galwan Valley of Ladakh last year. The PLA had used iron rods, barbed wire against Indian soldiers, keeping all the treaties and rules and regulations of the war. However, our brave jawans gave a befitting reply to China and got rid of the sixes of its soldiers. In this clash, 20 soldiers of the Indian Army gave martyrdom, but the Chinese army was doubly damaged. Taking lessons from the Galvan incident, the Indian Army has decided to be equipped with traditional non-Leathal Weapons for Indian Army. That is, on
Indian Army Deploys Aviation Brigade On LAC To Counter Chinese PLA
Indian Army has deployed an Aviation Brigade for the first time in Arunachal Pradesh. This brigade has Attack Helicopters, large transport helicopters like Chinook and Mi 17 for rapid movement of troops to the Line of Control (LAC) and most important drones for surveillance. Helicopters are mostly used in the mountains, valleys and dense forest areas like Arunachal Pradesh. Here helicopters are used to transport soldiers, deliver logistics and ammunition, and most of all help sick or injured soldiers. The weather is a big problem here and it is very difficult to cross the valleys in bad weather. That’s why
Every trick of China on the border will be imprisoned, modern drones guarding LAC
Modern drones guarding LAC : India will have a keen eye on every move from China on the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Modern drone cameras have been inducted in the Indian Army fleet to strengthen border surveillance. These drone cameras are of a very advanced type, which will be able to capture every movement of China. India has installed these drone cameras on the LAC as part of a comprehensive strategy to strengthen the overall military preparedness to deal with the dragon. Last year, there was a bloody skirmish between Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley, in
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