Romancing Nubra valley

Thirteen days have gone by but the Chinese troops incursion deep inside Indian territory in Depsang Valley of Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir remains in force. Numerous fundamental questions are still unanswered. The Parliament is yet to have a ...

The rugged road to the twin villages of Dodra-Kwar in the Rupin valley. (Photograph by Harsh Man Rai) 1. Helmet Stories, (Spiti) The great outdoors and the doughty saddle are old friends. But when the road ends at Spiti and the pack is led by ...

Monastery hopping can be wretchedly tiring. After the first three, the head begins to buzz, eyes glaze over and all of them begin to look similar. Yet, you know you want to see a few more. After all, Ladakh is known to have the largest number ...

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Speaking on the companys plans in 2013, Sanjay Hadke, Director, Sanjay ...

New Delhi : India has been rocked by a series of defence-related controversies—both small and big. Be it the Army chief age row or the Adarsh Society controversy. Whatever the outcome had been, India as a nation has been on the receiving end at the ...

MotoDiscovery tour of India's Himalayas. Motorcycling Ladakh in India's Himalaya brings you over the world's highest motorable passes and through the heart of Tibetan Buddhist culture. Outfitter MotoDiscovery, a 30-year-old company known for its ...

Learn from Bangalore crowd, Kohli tells Mumbai fans Modi wants governance delinked from squabbles PM promises to make Bangalore world-class US panel seeks continued visa ban on Modi Set aside ego and bring Yeddyurappa back, says Uma Bharti After ...

As China intrudes, India must pay urgent attention to the region Since 1986, China has taken land in the Skakjung area in the Demchok-Kuyul sector in Eastern Ladakh. Now, it has moved to the Chip Chap area in Northeastern Ladakh. As in Kargil, India ...

The first deep incursion happened at Phukchey, some 240km from Leh, last July. People's Liberation Army troops suddenly appeared from behind the mountains and threatened Indians working on an irrigation canal. Work on the 3km-long canal had started ...