Gulab Singh Stood Against China, Why Can't Delhi?Reports about Chinese troops intruding into Ladakh region have been pouring in for quite some time. It was even reported by the local administration that Chinese have interfered into the infrastructural works going on in Indian side. And it was on ... Kashmir Observer, 4 weeks ago |
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China's India land grabStoking tensions with Japan, Vietnam, and the Philippines over islands in the South and East China Seas has not prevented an increasingly assertive China from opening yet another front by staging a military incursion across the disputed, forbidding ... The New Nation, 1 month ago
China's land grab in India
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India defenceless to China's land grab
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[Brahma Chellaney] China flexes muscles by seizing Indian territory
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''India has righ...Defence Minister A. K. Antony today said that India has right to develop infrastructure, facilities and capabilities on its own land. "Our Army and Air Force are developing their capabilities in border areas only on our own land and this process ... Siasat Daily, 1 month ago
''India has right...
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'India has right to upgrade infrastructure along the border': Antony
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India has right to upgrade infrastructure along the border: AK Antony
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India, China review Ladakh border stand-off, ink protocol to enhance bilateral cooperationBeijing, May 10 (ANI): India and China have reviewed the fallout of their recent army-related stand-off in the Depsang Valley iof the Ladakh region during talks between External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in ... TruthDive, 1 month ago
India China review Ladakh border stand-off ink protocol to enhance bilateral cooperation
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Salman Khurshid arrives in China on two-day visitBeijing, May 9 (ANI): Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid arrived in Beijing on a two-day visit today during which he will hold talks with the Chinese leadership. Khurshid, who is in Beijing at the invitation of his Chinese counterpart ... TruthDive, 1 month ago
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No deal between India and C...External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid today said there was no deal between India and China for ending the 21-day stand-off between the armies of the two nations in Ladakh. Khurshid, who was asked to comment on visit to China starting tomorrow, ... Siasat Daily, 1 month ago
No deal between India and China to end stand-off in Ladakh: Khurshid
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Salman Khurshid to visit China on May 9
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China wants India to remove its bunkers in Ladakh
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Omar Abdullah asks Centre to clarify ground situation in LadakhSrinagar, May 6 (ANI): Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Monday asked the Congress-led UPA Government at the Centre to clarify the ground situation in Ladakh region following the withdrawal of Chinese troops from Daulat Beg Oldi sector. TruthDive, 1 month ago
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India-China agrees to restore status quo in Ladakh peacefully: MEAThe conflict between India and China has been resolved peacefully through diplomatic route as Beijing has agreed to pull out its troops from India's Actual Line of Control(LoAC), and India and China have agreed to restore status quo along the LoAC ... News Track India, 1 month ago
India-China face off in Ladakh resolved peacefully (Update-Chinese incursion)
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Shadow on the lineEven for the most intrepid helicopter pilots of the (IAF), flying a sortie to the desolate outpost of on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China has always meant pushing the limits. Wing Commander Abdul Hanfee, who had won a Vir Chakra for his ... Sify, 1 month ago
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In memory of Sarabjit Singh, a tribute to our spiesMohan Lal Kashmiri had long warned his British masters that their tactics would lead to disaster—but even now, as it had come to be, his will didn't break. From and adventurer, sadly no longer in print, we know he kept up a steady stream of ... Firstpost.com, 1 month ago
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