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Border Issue Does Not Indicate Whole of India-China Relations : China Foreign Ministry
Expressing hope that India will work with China to enhance mutual trust and strengthen practical cooperation, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Zhao Lijian on Wednesday said that the border issue does not represent the whole of the India-China relations. Speaking on India-China relations during a press conference, Lijian said that the relations between the two countries are mature and multi-dimensional. “The border issue doesn’t represent the whole of the China-India relations and should be put in an appropriate position in bilateral relations and under effective control. We hope India will work with China to continuously enhance mutual trust, strengthen practical cooperation,
India-China Corps Commander talks 14th round to take place on 12 Jan 2022
India and China are likely to hold the 14th round of corps commander-level talks on January 12 with a focus on making some forward movement in the disengagement process in the remaining friction points in eastern Ladakh, people familiar with the development said on Friday. The talks are expected to take place at the Chushul border point on the Indian side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh, they said. The Indian side is expected to press for disengagement as soon as possible in all the remaining friction points including resolution of issues in Depsang Bulge and
13th round of discussions between India & China on the LAC standoff also remained inconclusive
Discussions between India & China : The standoff along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) continues even today. Several rounds of discussions have taken place between the two countries, but have been in vain. The 13th meeting of the Corps Commander level was also held on Ravivore. Military officials of both the countries discussed the Chushul-Moldo border. The discussions between the two sides during the meeting focused on resolving the remaining issues along the LAC in eastern Ladakh. However, this too remained inconclusive. #China and #India held the 13th round of corps commander-level talks on Sunday. India insists on unreasonable
Special Hotline Between India-China Established
India-China Hotline : A hotline has been set up between the Indian Army in North Sikkim and the PLA at Khamba Dzong in the Tibetan Autonomous Region, amid a standoff with China in eastern Ladakh. The main objective of setting up this hotline is to further the spirit of trust and cordial relations between the two countries across the borders. The hotline has been established on 1 August, PLA Day. After the establishment of the hotline, now it has become an easy way for the commanders of the armies of both the countries to communicate. Ground commanders of armies of
Reply to Dragon, India deployed 50 thousand additional soldiers on Chinese border : Report
The India-China Border Dispute, which has been going on between India and China for almost a year and a half, does not seem to stop yet. Now Bloomberg’s report has claimed that India has deployed about 50 thousand soldiers (50 Thousand Troops) in the areas adjacent to the Chinese border. This is being seen as India’s very tough stand against the dragon. Quoting four people closely monitoring the matter, the Bloomberg report said that India has made this deployment during the last few months. These include the deployment of fighter jets in addition to soldiers. According to the information, at
East Ladakh stalemate: India-China agreement on military talks,
India and China on Friday agreed to hold the next round of military-level talks at an early date to achieve the objective of completely withdrawing their troops from the remaining areas of conflict in eastern Ladakh. Both the countries agreed on this in the background of the latest statements amid the ongoing standoff in eastern Ladakh. According to the statement of the Ministry of External Affairs, on Friday, June 25, the 22nd meeting of the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination on Border Affairs (WMCC) between India and China through digital medium was held in which both sides exercised control
India Close to Ink BrahMos Deal with Philippines to Counter Chinese Aggression
NEW DELHI: India is selling arms to the Philippines with the aim of countering growing Chinese aggression in the South China Sea. In the game of supremacy and one-upmanship in the South China Sea, the Philippines is pitted against China. The island nation is aggressively responding to the Chinese threat with a call for self-reliance. And India seeks to ensure optimum utilization of the situation by increasing its strategic partnership with the Philippines. Defence ties have been steadily growing between the two nations over the years. India and the Philippines have now decided to turn over a new leaf and
MM Narwane On Ladakh Crisis- “Talk Is On, Situation Remains The Same”
Army Chief General M M Naravane on Tuesday said Pakistan and China formed a “potent threat”, and the “threat of collusion” could not be wished away. Addressing an annual press conference in New Delhi, General Naravane said Indian forces had to rise to the occasion in dealing with challenges last year and were “fully prepared” to deal with any threat facing the nation. “Last year we had to walk the talk and rise to the occasion in dealing with challenges,” General Naravane was quoted as saying by news agency PTI. He added, “Pakistan and China together form a potent threat, and
DRDO create special device to protect soldiers from cold weather
The Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) has developed several products for 50,000 troops deployed to combat China in eastern Ladakh. These include snow-heating heating equipment and many tools to help soldiers fight enemies by melting ice in extremely low temperatures. The Himak Tapa Space Heating Device (Bukhari) has been developed for the Indian Army deployed in eastern Ladakh, Siachen and high altitude areas and orders for more than Rs 420 crore have been placed for these devices. Director of DRDO’s Defense Institute for Physiology and Allied Sciences, Dr. Rajiv Varshney gave this information to the news agency ANI. He
ITBP Strongly Posted In Arunachal Pradesh, Dares Chinese Army
Tensions still remain between India and China at the borders. The snowfall in the mountainous areas has certainly created problems for the army, but the Indian Army soldiers are standing firm. In East Ladakh, the jawans are not only to protect the border but in Arunachal Pradesh too, India has tightened security on its borders. The ITBP stationed in Tawang says that their jawans are stationed there in high mode. China will not be able to carry out any nefarious activities there. The team of the news agency ANI visited the Tawang area from where the Troops of China can
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