NEW DELHI: India will once again demand ‘full de-escalation’ by China at troop engagement sites, as well as along the entire border in eastern Ladakh, according to the first-in-principle principle, first out, during the seventh round of Military talks are now scheduled for October 12. But as China has not …
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An uneasy calm prevails as heavily armed Indian and Chinese soldiers clash in the eastern Pangong Tso-Chushul area of Ladakh. Both sides are backed by tanks, howitzers and shoulder-fired missiles after at least four warning shots were exchanged between them since Aug. 29. The two armies are awaiting the sixth …
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Foreign Minister S Jaishankar with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at M …read more NEW DELHI: India and China held discussions to seek a solution to the protracted military crisis throughout LAC in eastern Ladakh, with the Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese …
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NEW DELHI: Engaged in a confrontation with the Chinese army, the Indian army it has instructed the field commanders that the Chinese should not be allowed to transgress at any cost and has also ordered the troops to maintain absolute discipline while protecting Indian territory. Field commanders have also been …
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The Indian military said on Tuesday that Chinese troops fired their weapons into the air on September 7 to intimidate their soldiers who had commanding heights near a strategic mountain pass in eastern Ladakh, during a failed attempt to approach a position. outpost controlled by India, with bullets. flying the …
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