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Rajnath Singh's Image Damaged By Ministry Report On Chinese "Transgressions": P Chidambaram
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Friday claimed that a Defence Ministry report mentioning Chinese 'transgressions' has "damaged" the image of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
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Kiren Rijiju Confirms Reports Of Chinese Transgression In Arunachal Pradesh
Union minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju today said there had been reports of the Chinese army transgressing into Arunachal Pradesh on two occasions recently.
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Chinese Transgression Again in Ladakh, Now at Pangong Lake
The Chinese People's Liberation Army had recently made a two-pronged transgression into Ladakh - sending troops into Indian waters in the Pangong lake and five km deep into Indian territory through the land route, reports news agency Press Trust of India.
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Ladakh Standoff Turns Into Loudspeaker War on Day 2 of Chinese President Xi Jinping's Visit
The eyeball-to-eyeball situation between Indian and Chinese troops in Ladakh's Chumur has evolved into a loudspeaker war.
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Border Face-Off Shadows PM Modi's Talks With Chinese President Xi
A 1000-strong-force from the Indian and Chinese side are currently locked in an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation in Ladakh's Chumur sector where Chinese troops transgressed into early on Wednesday morning.
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On President Xi Jinping's Day One in India, Over 1,000 Chinese Troops Intrude 4-5 Km Inside Ladakh
The fresh transgression by the Chinese People's Liberation Army in Ladakh's Chumur that began on Thursday morning -- hours before Chinese President Xi Jinping landed in India -- tuned grave by late night. In terms of numbers, this is the third. One other has been on at Chumur, and one in Demchok. But going by the scale, this is the worst Chinese tr...
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Another Transgression On Way In Ladakh As Chinese President Xi Jinping Begins India Visit
The stand-off started almost a week ago at Chumur, which stands at the intersection of the international border and the Line of Actual Control, the de facto border between the two nations. The Chinese soldiers had brought in in heavy construction equipment and a large labour force to try and build a road up to the border.
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Rajnath Singh's Image Damaged By Ministry Report On Chinese "Transgressions": P Chidambaram
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Friday claimed that a Defence Ministry report mentioning Chinese 'transgressions' has "damaged" the image of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
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Kiren Rijiju Confirms Reports Of Chinese Transgression In Arunachal Pradesh
Union minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju today said there had been reports of the Chinese army transgressing into Arunachal Pradesh on two occasions recently.
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Chinese Transgression Again in Ladakh, Now at Pangong Lake
The Chinese People's Liberation Army had recently made a two-pronged transgression into Ladakh - sending troops into Indian waters in the Pangong lake and five km deep into Indian territory through the land route, reports news agency Press Trust of India.
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Ladakh Standoff Turns Into Loudspeaker War on Day 2 of Chinese President Xi Jinping's Visit
The eyeball-to-eyeball situation between Indian and Chinese troops in Ladakh's Chumur has evolved into a loudspeaker war.
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Border Face-Off Shadows PM Modi's Talks With Chinese President Xi
A 1000-strong-force from the Indian and Chinese side are currently locked in an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation in Ladakh's Chumur sector where Chinese troops transgressed into early on Wednesday morning.
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On President Xi Jinping's Day One in India, Over 1,000 Chinese Troops Intrude 4-5 Km Inside Ladakh
The fresh transgression by the Chinese People's Liberation Army in Ladakh's Chumur that began on Thursday morning -- hours before Chinese President Xi Jinping landed in India -- tuned grave by late night. In terms of numbers, this is the third. One other has been on at Chumur, and one in Demchok. But going by the scale, this is the worst Chinese tr...
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Another Transgression On Way In Ladakh As Chinese President Xi Jinping Begins India Visit
The stand-off started almost a week ago at Chumur, which stands at the intersection of the international border and the Line of Actual Control, the de facto border between the two nations. The Chinese soldiers had brought in in heavy construction equipment and a large labour force to try and build a road up to the border.
