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Opinion | How China Is Increasing Surveillance Around India's Borders
China is cognisant of the fact that security is crucial when it comes to India-China relations and has thus been building its security infrastructure. These developments should be considered when India answers Beijing's calls for a rethink on ties.
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Air Force's Role In Eastern Ladakh Has Increased Manifold, Says Officer
The role of Indian Air Force (IAF) has increased manifold in the Eastern Ladakh bordering China, a senior officer said and announced that the force is in the process of getting long range surveillance radar systems to keep an eye on the enemy.
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Air Force Deploys Strike-Capable Drones To Counter Dual Threat
In a mega capability boost, the Indian Air Force has inducted its latest Heron Mark 2 drones, which have strike capability and can carry out surveillance along the borders with both China and Pakistan in a single sortie itself.
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Indian Army To Get 1,000 Copters To Boost Surveillance Along China Border
The Indian Army on Thursday began the process to procure 80 mini remotely piloted aircraft systems and 1,000 surveillance copters to bolster its overall surveillance apparatus along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China.
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India Developing Infrastructure Along China Border For Surveillance: Army
An Indian Army official on Saturday said that massive infrastructure development is being done along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in order to make surveillance more efficient.
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"Improved Mandarin Skills" In Army Strategy Amid Border Row With China
In the backdrop of the lingering border row in eastern Ladakh, the Army has upscaled its efforts to impart Chinese language training to its personnel as part of the overall strategy to ramp up surveillance along the over 3,400-km Line of Actual Contr
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'Increased China Activity, Have Enhanced LAC Surveillance': Top Commander
Eastern Army Commander Lieutenant General Manoj Pande on Tuesday said the Chinese Army's activities have increased marginally in-depth areas across the Line of Actual Control (LAC) which is under tight surveillance of the Indian Army.
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Army To Get 12 Fast Boats To Patrol Water Bodies In Mountains
The Army has finalised procurement of 12 high-performance patrol boats to enhance its surveillance of large water bodies, including the Pangong Lake in eastern Ladakh where India and China are locked in a border standoff since early May.
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6 New "Eyes In The Sky" For Air Force, With Air India Planes: Report
In a major boost for the indigenous defence industry, India is going to make six new Airborne Early Warning and Control planes to be developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) on aircraft from Air India to further improve Air Force's surveillance capabilities along borders with China and Pakistan.
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Navy May Move MiG-29K Jets To North Air Bases Amid China Row: Report
The Indian Navy's Poseidon 8I anti-submarine warfare aircraft have been deployed in eastern Ladakh to carry out surveillance along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and some of its MiG-29K jets are likely to be stationed in key IAF bases in the northern sector amid the border row with China, sources said on Tuesday.
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Opinion | How China Is Increasing Surveillance Around India's Borders
China is cognisant of the fact that security is crucial when it comes to India-China relations and has thus been building its security infrastructure. These developments should be considered when India answers Beijing's calls for a rethink on ties.
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Air Force's Role In Eastern Ladakh Has Increased Manifold, Says Officer
The role of Indian Air Force (IAF) has increased manifold in the Eastern Ladakh bordering China, a senior officer said and announced that the force is in the process of getting long range surveillance radar systems to keep an eye on the enemy.
-
Air Force Deploys Strike-Capable Drones To Counter Dual Threat
In a mega capability boost, the Indian Air Force has inducted its latest Heron Mark 2 drones, which have strike capability and can carry out surveillance along the borders with both China and Pakistan in a single sortie itself.
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Indian Army To Get 1,000 Copters To Boost Surveillance Along China Border
The Indian Army on Thursday began the process to procure 80 mini remotely piloted aircraft systems and 1,000 surveillance copters to bolster its overall surveillance apparatus along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China.
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India Developing Infrastructure Along China Border For Surveillance: Army
An Indian Army official on Saturday said that massive infrastructure development is being done along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in order to make surveillance more efficient.
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"Improved Mandarin Skills" In Army Strategy Amid Border Row With China
In the backdrop of the lingering border row in eastern Ladakh, the Army has upscaled its efforts to impart Chinese language training to its personnel as part of the overall strategy to ramp up surveillance along the over 3,400-km Line of Actual Contr
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'Increased China Activity, Have Enhanced LAC Surveillance': Top Commander
Eastern Army Commander Lieutenant General Manoj Pande on Tuesday said the Chinese Army's activities have increased marginally in-depth areas across the Line of Actual Control (LAC) which is under tight surveillance of the Indian Army.
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Army To Get 12 Fast Boats To Patrol Water Bodies In Mountains
The Army has finalised procurement of 12 high-performance patrol boats to enhance its surveillance of large water bodies, including the Pangong Lake in eastern Ladakh where India and China are locked in a border standoff since early May.
-
6 New "Eyes In The Sky" For Air Force, With Air India Planes: Report
In a major boost for the indigenous defence industry, India is going to make six new Airborne Early Warning and Control planes to be developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) on aircraft from Air India to further improve Air Force's surveillance capabilities along borders with China and Pakistan.
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Navy May Move MiG-29K Jets To North Air Bases Amid China Row: Report
The Indian Navy's Poseidon 8I anti-submarine warfare aircraft have been deployed in eastern Ladakh to carry out surveillance along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and some of its MiG-29K jets are likely to be stationed in key IAF bases in the northern sector amid the border row with China, sources said on Tuesday.
