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At 16,700 ft Near China Border, Ladakh Gets India's First Model Border Village
Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Vinai Kumar Saxena, on Wednesday laid the foundation stone for the project at Chumur, a settlement located 16,700 feet above sea level in eastern Ladakh's Changthang region.
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India, China Agree on Withdrawal of Troops From Ladakh, Say Sources
The two week face-off with the Chinese army at Chumur in South East Ladakh ended today following a flag meeting in Chushul.
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After Days of India-China Stand-Off at Border, Signs of a Solution
Almost two weeks after the standoff between Indian and Chinese troops at Chumur in Ladakh at the border, there are signs of a resolution after China's People's Liberation Army on Tuesday asked for another flag meeting at Chushul with Indian commanders.
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Amid Border Stand-Off With China, Army Chief Postpones Visit to Bhutan
Army Chief General Dalbir Suhag has postponed a four-day official trip to Bhutan which was to begin from today, in the wake of the stand-off with the Chinese troops at the border.
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Chinese Soldiers Pitch Seven Tents in Ladakh's Chumur; Stand-Off Continues
The stand-off in Ladakh's Chumur area took a new turn today with China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) pitching seven tents well within the Indian territory and showing no signs of withdrawing from the territory.
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India Cancels Media Dialogue With China After Border Stand-Off
The government has forced the cancellation of a India-China media dialogue scheduled for later this week in Delhi, following the stand-off at the border with troops of the People's Liberation Army.
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Amid Face-Off Between India and China, Another Intrusion in Ladakh's Chumur
The standoff in Chumur region in Ladakh worsened today after a second intrusion by Chinese army personnel in two days was reported at another point after they had withdrawn from the same area.
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Despite Xi Jinping's Assurance, Chinese Troops Remain on Indian Territory in Ladakh
Over 1,000 soldiers of China's People's Liberation Army, who entered Chumur in Ladakh earlier this week, have remained on Indian territory, sources told NDTV.
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China Overplayed its Hand in Chumur
The PLA did not anticipate India's swift counter build-up, writes Nitin Gokhale
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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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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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In Ladakh, Life of a Refugee Bordering on Misery
A contested boundary and a diffident border policy is proving to be a major problem for nomads living along the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh.
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Chinese soldiers entered Indian territory, faced off with troops last week: sources
Chinese soldiers entered Indian territory near the Line of Actual Control last week and had a confrontation with Indian troops before returning to their positions, sources said today.
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At 16,700 ft Near China Border, Ladakh Gets India's First Model Border Village
Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Vinai Kumar Saxena, on Wednesday laid the foundation stone for the project at Chumur, a settlement located 16,700 feet above sea level in eastern Ladakh's Changthang region.
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India, China Agree on Withdrawal of Troops From Ladakh, Say Sources
The two week face-off with the Chinese army at Chumur in South East Ladakh ended today following a flag meeting in Chushul.
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After Days of India-China Stand-Off at Border, Signs of a Solution
Almost two weeks after the standoff between Indian and Chinese troops at Chumur in Ladakh at the border, there are signs of a resolution after China's People's Liberation Army on Tuesday asked for another flag meeting at Chushul with Indian commanders.
-
Amid Border Stand-Off With China, Army Chief Postpones Visit to Bhutan
Army Chief General Dalbir Suhag has postponed a four-day official trip to Bhutan which was to begin from today, in the wake of the stand-off with the Chinese troops at the border.
-
Chinese Soldiers Pitch Seven Tents in Ladakh's Chumur; Stand-Off Continues
The stand-off in Ladakh's Chumur area took a new turn today with China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) pitching seven tents well within the Indian territory and showing no signs of withdrawing from the territory.
-
India Cancels Media Dialogue With China After Border Stand-Off
The government has forced the cancellation of a India-China media dialogue scheduled for later this week in Delhi, following the stand-off at the border with troops of the People's Liberation Army.
-
Amid Face-Off Between India and China, Another Intrusion in Ladakh's Chumur
The standoff in Chumur region in Ladakh worsened today after a second intrusion by Chinese army personnel in two days was reported at another point after they had withdrawn from the same area.
-
Despite Xi Jinping's Assurance, Chinese Troops Remain on Indian Territory in Ladakh
Over 1,000 soldiers of China's People's Liberation Army, who entered Chumur in Ladakh earlier this week, have remained on Indian territory, sources told NDTV.
-
China Overplayed its Hand in Chumur
The PLA did not anticipate India's swift counter build-up, writes Nitin Gokhale
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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.
-
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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In Ladakh, Life of a Refugee Bordering on Misery
A contested boundary and a diffident border policy is proving to be a major problem for nomads living along the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh.
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Chinese soldiers entered Indian territory, faced off with troops last week: sources
Chinese soldiers entered Indian territory near the Line of Actual Control last week and had a confrontation with Indian troops before returning to their positions, sources said today.
