Exclusive: India wants status quo ante in Ladakh, revert to April 2020 situation, India's CDS General Bipin Rawat tells WION
India's Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat told WION in an exclusive interview that lower commanders on both sides are "constantly in contact to make sure that the situation does not turn…
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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.
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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.
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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
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China opens 5G signal station at world's highest radar location near Tibet border
At the end of last year, the People's Liberation Army started to coordinate with civilian enterprises to launch 5G base station construction in Ganbala to solve the difficulty of network access…
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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
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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
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After disengagement in Pangong, threat to India only 'abated': Gen Naravane
The border standoff between the Indian and Chinese armies erupted on May 5 last following a violent clash in the Pangong lake areas and both sides gradually enhanced their deployment by rushing in…
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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.
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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".
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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…
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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…
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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.
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Sino-India disengagement process in eastern Ladakh complete, says Rajnath Singh
Twenty Indian army personnel were killed in the Galwan clash with the Chinese troops last year during the face-off
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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
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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…
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Exclusive: India wants status quo ante in Ladakh, revert to April 2020 situation, India's CDS General Bipin Rawat tells WION
India's Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat told WION in an exclusive interview that lower commanders on both sides are "constantly in contact to make sure that the situation does not turn…
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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.
Read Article →
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.
Read Article →
Indian Army targets AI-powered battle tanks with eye on China
The Indian Army is eyeing the "Future Tank" platform which it intends to induct by 2030.
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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
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China opens 5G signal station at world's highest radar location near Tibet border
At the end of last year, the People's Liberation Army started to coordinate with civilian enterprises to launch 5G base station construction in Ganbala to solve the difficulty of network access…
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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
Read Article →
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
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After disengagement in Pangong, threat to India only 'abated': Gen Naravane
The border standoff between the Indian and Chinese armies erupted on May 5 last following a violent clash in the Pangong lake areas and both sides gradually enhanced their deployment by rushing in…
Read Article →
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.
Read Article →
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".
Read Article →
India-China standoff: How India intends to combat China's GJ-1 and GJ-2 armed drones along LAC in eastern Ladakh
GJ-1 and GJ-2 are part of Wing Loong I and Wing Loong II systems capable of striking targets and can launch small air-to-ground missiles.
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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…
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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…
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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.
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Sino-India disengagement process in eastern Ladakh complete, says Rajnath Singh
Twenty Indian army personnel were killed in the Galwan clash with the Chinese troops last year during the face-off
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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
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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”.
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After Ladakh, India revamps defence strategy
India is revamping its defence strategy in three broad ways - processes, procurement and partnerships. It is integrating its armed forces, upgrading weapons and strengthening its military…
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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…
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Exclusive: India wants status quo ante in Ladakh, revert to April 2020 situation, India's CDS General Bipin Rawat tells WION
India's Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat told WION in an exclusive interview that lower commanders on both sides are "constantly in contact to make sure that the situation does not turn…
Read Article →
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.
Read Article →
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.
Read Article →
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
Read Article →
China opens 5G signal station at world's highest radar location near Tibet border
At the end of last year, the People's Liberation Army started to coordinate with civilian enterprises to launch 5G base station construction in Ganbala to solve the difficulty of network access…
Read Article →
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
Read Article →
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
Read Article →
After disengagement in Pangong, threat to India only 'abated': Gen Naravane
The border standoff between the Indian and Chinese armies erupted on May 5 last following a violent clash in the Pangong lake areas and both sides gradually enhanced their deployment by rushing in…
Read Article →
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.
Read Article →
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".
Read Article →
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…
Read Article →
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…
Read Article →
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.
Read Article →
Sino-India disengagement process in eastern Ladakh complete, says Rajnath Singh
Twenty Indian army personnel were killed in the Galwan clash with the Chinese troops last year during the face-off
Read Article →
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
Read Article →
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”.
Read Article →
After Ladakh, India revamps defence strategy
India is revamping its defence strategy in three broad ways - processes, procurement and partnerships. It is integrating its armed forces, upgrading weapons and strengthening its military…
Read Article →
India-China border disengagement: 10 key points of agreement
Both sides will cease their "forward deployments" in the area. The process will take place in a "phased, coordinated and verified manner".
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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.
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Indian Army targets AI-powered battle tanks with eye on China
The Indian Army is eyeing the "Future Tank" platform which it intends to induct by 2030.
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India-China standoff: How India intends to combat China's GJ-1 and GJ-2 armed drones along LAC in eastern Ladakh
GJ-1 and GJ-2 are part of Wing Loong I and Wing Loong II systems capable of striking targets and can launch small air-to-ground missiles.
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China's People's Liberation Army pulls back from Pangong area along LAC
The Chinese and Indian armies have continued with the disengagement process in the North and South banks of Pangong lake in eastern Ladakh as per plan.
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How Rafael's RBE2 radar detects and tracks multiple targets
With its superior beam agility and its enormous computing power, the RBE2 offers outstanding performance that cannot be replicated
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Why China's upgraded J-20 stealth fighter still cannot match IAF Rafale's firepower
Although China on Wednesday announced it was pulling back its troops from frontline areas along the LAC but Air Force from both countries continue to bolster their strike capability.
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India-China standoff: Why area along Pangong lake became a flashpoint
In July last year after the Galwan clash, India has firmly told the Chinese side to vacate Finger 5 area in Pangong lake.
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As India eyes more Rafale jets, why France is developing Future Combat Air System
Recently, an Indian Air Force pilot had that said Indian Rafale jets are more advanced and faster than the French counterparts.
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Yudh Abhyas: India, US begin joint military exercise in western sector
The joint military exercise aims to enhance cooperation and interoperability in counter-terrorism operations.
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Indian Air Force fleet in April, 2022: How 36 Rafale fighters will change air equation along LAC in eastern Ladakh
In 2016, India had signed an inter-governmental agreement with France to procure 36-Rafale fighter aircraft at a cost Rs 59,000 crore.
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After Rafale, how Boeing's F-15EX fighter jet can change IAF's strike capability
Boeing has received a licence from the US government to offer its F-15EX fighter jet to the Indian Air Force.
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Ex-Desert Knight 21: Rafale jets spearhead India, France air exercise at Jodhpur
The India-France air exercise named 'Ex-Desert Knight 21' is taking place at a time when the IAF has been keeping its frontline bases on high alert amid the India-China border standoff.
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Army Day: 10 things to know about India's elite fighting force
As India celebrates Army Day on January 15, take a look at 10 things which make the Indian Army the best fighting force in the world.
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India-China standoff: Satellite image of winter at Galwan Valley emerges
The image shows Galwan valley and the exact faceoff site picked by satellite marked in a blue square.
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India-China standoff- How Indian Army is preparing to take on China's PLA in Ladakh's snow clad mountains
As the winters sets in over Line of Actual Control(LAC), India's Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has been working near the China border in Ladakh to ensure the Indian Army's movement in the intense
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India-China standoff: China's J-11 fighter jet spotted along LAC, how will it respond in dogfight with India's Rafale?
China's Shenyang J-11 fighter jet is a variant of the Russian Sukhoi Su-27 fighter manufactured by the Shenyang Aircraft Corporation.
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India-China standoff: How Indian Navy's MARCOS can change the game along Pangong lake in eastern Ladakh
The Marine Commandos or MARCOS, called Marine Commando Force (MCF) belongs to the special forces team of the Indian Navy.
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Eye on China: India-led Quad displays military prowess in Malabar naval exercise
India, Australia, Japan and the United States had started naval drill in the Bay of Bengal, with all four countries keeping a wary eye on China's military.
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India-China standoff: How Indian Air Force's Apache, Chinook will take on China's attack helicopters along LAC
India's air chief Air chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria had said recently that the forces are "fully prepared" for a "two-front war".
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How Indian Navy's INS Kora destroys target in Bay of Bengal with anti-ship missile
Anti-ship missile was fired by Indian Navy's guided-missile corvette INS Kora at max range with precise accuracy in Bay of Bengal during an exercise.
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India-China standoff: October 20, 1962 - Why Rezang La & Shaitan Singh's bravery is still relevant along LAC in 2020
As Indian troops brave another winter in Ladakh, the echoes of Galwan clash and Rezang La battle still linger after all these years in India-China conflict.
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