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India-China Faceoff: India making major changes in surveillance system on LAC
India is going to take a big step in the face of ongoing tension with China on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and plans to strengthen the Surveillance System for intrusion detection. The activities of China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) will be monitored round the clock through drones, sensors, reconnaissance and electronic warfare equipment. A confrontation with China started in Ladakh in May last year and till now soldiers of both countries have clashed. Meanwhile, China is busy developing fast infrastructure on the Line of Actual Control (LAC). In view of this, India has now decided to make the
Border dispute : India and China will repel their troops from front
In a marathon meeting held late Sunday night between the military commanders of India and China, the two countries have agreed to withdraw troops from forwarding areas. This information is given in the joint statement released on Monday. The ninth round of meetings took place on Sunday in eastern Ladakh to end the deadlock between the two countries since May. The meeting lasted for about 16 hours from 10:30 in the morning to 2.30 in the night. A joint statement has been issued on Monday evening. Sources say that the manner of withdrawal of troops was also discussed in the
Last week, Indian army foiled Chinese incursion into Sikkim, 20 Dragon soldiers injured
Tussle between India and the Chinese Army in Sikkim is now reported amidst ongoing tension along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh. According to media reports, the People’s Liberation Army of China in the Na Kula sector of North Sikkim last week tried to change the status quo of the Line of Actual Control and was in the grip of infiltration into Indian territory, which was foiled by Indian Army personnel. However, both sides clashed during this and some of the two Ore jawans were injured. According to the information, on May 9 last year, there was a
India-China Border Dispute: China’s spies seen on LAC, Indian Army on high alert
Indian intelligence agencies have revealed that the activity of Chinese spies has increased on the borders of India and China. According to the Indian Intelligence Agency, recently several Chinese spies have been seen along the border of Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh and along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). This is a matter of concern for India. According to sources, Chinese spies have been identified near Karakoram in Daulat Beg Oldi sector of Ladakh. However, the Indian Intelligence Agency has not officially said anything on this yet. According to Hindustan Times, in addition to Ladakh, Chinese spies have been seen
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
India returns Chinese soldier who accidentally crossed LAC
The Indian Army has handed over the captured People’s Liberation Army (PLA) soldier in eastern Ladakh on Friday back to China today. The official source gave this information on Monday. This Chinese soldier accidentally crossed the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and entered the Indian border on 8 January. China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) soldier was caught in the southern fringe area of Pangong Soo in eastern Ladakh on Friday morning. The Chinese troops had come to the Indian side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Sources said the soldier was handed over to China at the Chushul-Moldo border
Indian soldiers nabbed Chinese soldier near Pangong lake
Recently the Indian Army detained a Chinese soldier. On 8 January 2021, the army captured a Chinese soldier on the Indian Line of Actual Control. The Chinese soldier has been captured in the southern area of Pangong Tso Lake. The PLA soldier crossed the Indian border line, after which he was detained. After the tension between India and China, born in June last year, Indian troops are deployed along the Indian side of the Indian border along the Line of Actual Control. The People’s Liberation Army soldier is being dealt with on the basis of prescribed procedures and circumstances on
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
Army Chief MM Naravane arrives at LAC amid tension from China
Chief of Army Staff General MM Naravane visited forward areas along the border on Wednesday amid continuing tension along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh with China. Let us know that there has been a dispute with China over LAC for more than 6 months, in such a situation, this visit by the army chief is very important. During the visit to Ladakh, Army Chief General MM Naravane went to Ground Zero and reviewed the current conditions and preparations of the Army. The army chief also visited Rechin La, south of Pangong. During this time, the army
Air force will get 360 degree surveillance capability on Chinese border
India has decided to build six new Airborne Early Warning and Control Planes to further strengthen the surveillance capability along the Line of Actual Control with China and the Line of Control with Pakistan. Six new Air India aircraft will be used for this. The Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) will develop these aircraft and is expected to give a boost to the indigenous defence industry as well. Also, after getting six new surveillance aircraft, the monitoring capability of the Air Force will increase tremendously. According to government sources, the AEW&C Block-2 aircraft will be developed through DRDO under
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