Eastern Ladakh Standoff
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Chinese Troops Deployed In Considerable Numbers Across Ladakh: Army Chief
India is expecting to hold the 13th round of talks with China next week on Ladakh standoff, Army Chief General MM Naravane said this morning while he added in the same breath that "there has been an increase in the deployment of Chinese troops"
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"Not Conceded Any Territory": Centre On Rahul Gandhi's China "Questions"
India has not conceded any territory to China and there are differences yet to be resolved, the Defence Ministry said on Friday, issuing a nine-point rebuttal to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's questions about the disengagement process in Ladakh.
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Amid Standoff With China, Video Shows Army Tanks Near LAC
The Centre has released a video showing Indian army tanks and armoured personnel carriers in forward locations in Eastern Ladakh. The videos show T-90 tanks and BMP vehicles in Chumar-Demchock -- possibly the highest deployed tank formations in the world.
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"Must Continue Talks To Ensure Full Restoration Of Peace": Rajnath Singh To Chinese Counterpart
Shortly after China accused India of being "entirely" responsible for the border stand-off in Ladakh and blamed Delhi for escalating tension between the two countries, the Defence Ministry called for calm and appealed against "action that could complicate the situation or escalate matters in border areas"
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Can't Lose An Inch Of Territory: China Statement After Rajnath Singh Meet
India is "entirely" responsible for the border stand-off in Ladakh and China will not lose "an inch of its territory", the Chinese government claimed Saturday morning, blaming India for escalating tension along the LAC (Line of Actual Control), which serves as the de factor border between the two countries.
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"Situation Along LAC Slightly Tense, Precautionary Deployment": Army Chief
The situation along the Line of Actual Control or LAC is "slightly tense", Army chief Manoj Mukund Naravane said this morning, adding the "morale of jawans is high and they are ready to face any challenge".
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Chinese Troops Deployed In Considerable Numbers Across Ladakh: Army Chief
India is expecting to hold the 13th round of talks with China next week on Ladakh standoff, Army Chief General MM Naravane said this morning while he added in the same breath that "there has been an increase in the deployment of Chinese troops"
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"Not Conceded Any Territory": Centre On Rahul Gandhi's China "Questions"
India has not conceded any territory to China and there are differences yet to be resolved, the Defence Ministry said on Friday, issuing a nine-point rebuttal to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's questions about the disengagement process in Ladakh.
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Amid Standoff With China, Video Shows Army Tanks Near LAC
The Centre has released a video showing Indian army tanks and armoured personnel carriers in forward locations in Eastern Ladakh. The videos show T-90 tanks and BMP vehicles in Chumar-Demchock -- possibly the highest deployed tank formations in the world.
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"Must Continue Talks To Ensure Full Restoration Of Peace": Rajnath Singh To Chinese Counterpart
Shortly after China accused India of being "entirely" responsible for the border stand-off in Ladakh and blamed Delhi for escalating tension between the two countries, the Defence Ministry called for calm and appealed against "action that could complicate the situation or escalate matters in border areas"
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Can't Lose An Inch Of Territory: China Statement After Rajnath Singh Meet
India is "entirely" responsible for the border stand-off in Ladakh and China will not lose "an inch of its territory", the Chinese government claimed Saturday morning, blaming India for escalating tension along the LAC (Line of Actual Control), which serves as the de factor border between the two countries.
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"Situation Along LAC Slightly Tense, Precautionary Deployment": Army Chief
The situation along the Line of Actual Control or LAC is "slightly tense", Army chief Manoj Mukund Naravane said this morning, adding the "morale of jawans is high and they are ready to face any challenge".
