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Chinese PLA Builds Modular Army Shelter Near LAC
a is once again working on a strategy to increase unrest in the areas adjacent to the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
Indian Army Tank Regiments Ready For China At Ladakh Border
More than a year after the Indian Army began large-scale deployment of its tanks in the highlands of eastern Ladakh, tank regiments are now gearing up to conduct operations in the region. Under this the personnel of this regiment have further evolved their standard operating procedures to use their machines more effectively at altitudes of 14,000 ft to 17,000 ft in the region. The Indian Army has also started mass induction of T-90 Bhishma and T-72 Ajay tanks as well as BMP Series Infantry Combat Vehicles deployed in desert and plains to these high altitude locations. At the same time,
Indo-China armies retreated from Gogra in Eastern Ladakh
Indo-China armies retreat : There has been a big statement of the Indian Army regarding the disengagement on the India-China border.
Indo-China armies ready to withdraw from disputed site
After the 12th round of talks between the army of India and China, China’s attitude has loosened and now both the countries have agreed to withdraw their troops from patrolling point 17A in eastern Ladakh. The disputed site 17A between the two countries is known as Gogra. In fact, this change in China’s stand came after the meeting of the foreign ministers of India and China on July 14 in Dushanbe. The last time in February, both the countries withdrew their armies from near Pangong Lake. A joint statement was issued on 2 August following military talks between the two
12th round of military talks between India and China, emphasis on removing soldiers from Gogra and Hot Spring areas
India and China are holding the 12th round of talks on the border dispute on Saturday. This dialogue is at the level of Corps Commander and it has been organized in Maldo located on the Chinese side in Ladakh. Regarding the talks of military talks, it is believed that India expects positive results on the process of withdrawal of troops in Hot Spring and Gogra. There is a dispute between India and China over the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The last round of talks was held on 9 April. India had then made it clear that in order to
China reluctant about military talks on LAC
China’s attitude has changed since the withdrawal of troops in February this year from parts of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh. He is not interested in withdrawing his troops from the rest. Due to this, the process of dialogue between the two countries has also become looser than before. Despite India’s request, the situation is not being clarified from the Chinese side regarding the upcoming military talks. The meeting of the foreign ministers of both the countries in Moscow 12 days ago i.e. on 14th July also does not seem to have any effect. In an
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
China’s conspiracy against India, emphasis on recruitment of Tibetan youth in PLA
The ongoing border dispute with India since May 2020, the bloody skirmish in Galwan and the Indian Army’s capture of the Kailash range in eastern Ladakh in the first week of September have forced the Chinese army to change its thinking. 70 years after the occupation of Tibet, now the Chinese are trying to recruit Tibetans in their army. This year, the Chinese army has organized many recruitment rallies in the areas near the LAC of Tibet, India. You will remember that in September last year, the Special Frontier Force formed from Tibetan youth was among the soldiers who snatched
Defense Ministry’s reply to Rahul Gandhi’s comment, ‘India has not given up any claim on any region’
Ministry of Defence said on Friday that India has not left any claim from any region, compromising on the process of repelling troops in the Pangong Tso (lake) area of ​​eastern Ladakh. At the same time, other pending problems including Depsang, Hot Springs and Gogra will be taken up in the upcoming negotiations between the military commanders of the two countries. The government’s statement comes after a comment by former Congress president Rahul Gandhi in which he alleged that “the government gave a piece of Mother India to China”. The Congress leader also questioned the agreement on the process of
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