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Opinion | On The Margin: Xi throws a challenge from Tibet

President Xi’s visit to the strategically important TAR was unannounced and kept secret until it had concluded.

Shastri Ramachandaran

Unilateral change of status quo is not acceptable, Jaishankar tells Wang Yi

S Jaishankar pointed out to the Chinese State Councillor that the "successful disengagement" in the Pangong Lake area earlier this year had "created conditions for resolving the remaining issue"…

Sidhant Sibal

New York Times' job ad has some critical remarks about India and its government

The advertisement says technology has become a 'hindrance' due to the Indian government’s growing efforts to 'police online speech and media discourse have raised difficult questions about…

Watch: India's biggest defence shift — 200,000 troops on China border

Despite the fact that India and China fought a war in 1962, India's strategic focus has been on Pakistan, and the two countries have fought three wars over Kashmir. 

China recruits Tibetans in new militia unit near border with India

The militia has been set up with the aim to use their information and skills in border area for collecting and using information of local geography and language

Sidhant Sibal

Chinese cyber threat: Dragon is targeting Indian telecom and defence

On Thursday, Recorded Future, the world's largest provider of enterprise security intelligence, disclosed cyber espionage activity linked to a suspected Chinese state-sponsored threat activity…

Exclusive: Disengagement at border with China is slow due to suspicions, India's Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat to WION

After the tense border standoff along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), India and China have begun the process of disengagement, but the negotiations have been proceeding slowly.

Criticism of armed forces punishable by law in China now

According to the legislation, no organisation or individual may slander or denigrate the honour of servicemen, nor insult or slander the reputation of members of the armed services. 

We are dealing with China in firm and non-escalatory way: Indian Army chief

India is dealing with the Chinese troops in a firm and non-escalatory way, all the while ensuring that the sanctity of India’s claims in eastern Ladakh

China's PLA has deployed advanced rocket launchers in western theatre command: Report

PLA has also installed an artillery bridge along the area overseeing the Indo-China border, as reported by Chinese army’s official newspaper on Monday

India, China to hold military talks on April 9

Last year, there were aggressive actions from the Chinese side at the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh, including at the Galwan in which India lost 20 soldiers

Sidhant Sibal

We have copyright over Dalai Lama reincarnation: Tibetan govt-in-exile prez

"For almost 1000 years, we the Tibetans have selected our own reincarnate lamas, including the Dalai Lamas," said Lobsang Sangay, Sikyong (President) of the Central Tibetan Administration

Will continue discussions with China to resolve remaining issues: Centre on Ladakh standoff

Twenty Indian soldiers were killed in the fierce hand-to-hand combat in the Galwan Valley clash, an incident that marked the most serious military conflicts between the two sides in decades.

We should intensify cooperation instead of harbouring suspicion, says China's foreign minister Wang Yi on India-China relations

China's foreign minister Wang Yi asserted that the boundary dispute is "an issue left from history", adding that,"it is important that the two sides manage disputes properly".

China's military budget to rise 6.8% this year, GDP target at above 6%

China's annual parliament session was attended by thousands of delegates to the National People's Congress (NPC) as the state-run media said the government will draft new measures to improve "the…

Chinese cyberattack that caused the 2020 Mumbai blackout was a 'warning shot': Report

Stuart Solomon, Recorded Future's chief operating officer, said that the Chinese state-sponsored group, which the firm named Red Echo, "has been seen to systematically utilize advanced cyber…

India-China standoff: China detains bloggers for questioning official version of Galwan clash

China had announced military honours for the four soldiers who had lost their life and a regimental commander who was injured in the clash with Indian soldiers at Galwan Valley in June, 2020.

India-China standoff: Disengagement complete at Pangong Tso lake; commander-level talks on Saturday

Amid the India-China standoff, China had declared it was beginning the process of disengagement which was confirmed by India's defence minister Rajnath Singh in Parliament last week

India-China standoff: 4 soldiers killed in Galwan clash with India in June last year, reveals China

Chinese state media said Chen Hongjun, Chen Xiangrong, Xiao Siyuan and Wang Zhuoran had died during the “fierce struggle” against “foreign troops”.

Watch: India-China disengagement begins as tanks, combat vehicles move back

After the first phase of disengagement is completed, the two sides would start discussing the other friction points including the Patrolling Point-17 and PP-15.