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World Noticed The "Firm Manner" In Which We Stood Up To China: Army Chief
The resolute and firm manner in which the Indian troops stood up to the Chinese forces during the eastern Ladakh border standoff has made the world take notice of the "political and military resolve of a rising India", Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande said
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India, China Agree To "Speed Up" Resolution Of Ladakh Standoff: Beijing
China today top military officials of India and China during their latest round of talks have agreed to "speed up" the settlement of "relevant issues" related to the prolonged standoff in eastern Ladakh besides safeguarding peace in the border areas.
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India, China Troops Disengage From Key Standoff Point In Ladakh
Indian and Chinese troops on Monday moved back their frontline troops to the rear locations from the face-off site of Patrolling Point 15 in the Gogra-Hotsprings area in eastern Ladakh.
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China Hardening Its Position Along LAC With India: US Defence Secretary
China is continuing to harden its position along the LAC with India, US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said, stressing that US stands by its friends as they uphold their rights as Beijing adopts "aggressive approach" to its territorial claims.
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Expect China To Work On Disengagement In Ladakh's Remaining Areas: Centre
India on Friday said it expects China to work with it through existing bilateral consultation mechanisms to ensure early completion of the disengagement process in the remaining areas in eastern Ladakh to allow both sides to consider de-escalation of forces.
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China's Attempts To Alter Status Quo Can Have Repercussions, Warns India
India on Friday warned China that trying to alter the status quo on the ground by resorting to force will not just damage the peace that existed on the border areas but can also have "ripples and repercussions" in the broader bilateral relationship, and demanded that Beijing stop its activities in eastern Ladakh.
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"Shocking, Unacceptable": Congress On Death Of Officer, Soldiers In Ladakh
The Congress has termed as "shocking" and "unacceptable" the death of an Indian Army officer and two soldiers in a violent face-off with the Chinese troops, and asked Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to confirm the development.
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Congress Asks Government To "Take Nation Into Confidence" On Situation In Ladakh
The Congress on Wednesday said the standoff between the armies of India and China is a matter of serious national concern and urged the government to take the country into confidence and address the concerns of people.
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World Noticed The "Firm Manner" In Which We Stood Up To China: Army Chief
The resolute and firm manner in which the Indian troops stood up to the Chinese forces during the eastern Ladakh border standoff has made the world take notice of the "political and military resolve of a rising India", Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande said
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India, China Agree To "Speed Up" Resolution Of Ladakh Standoff: Beijing
China today top military officials of India and China during their latest round of talks have agreed to "speed up" the settlement of "relevant issues" related to the prolonged standoff in eastern Ladakh besides safeguarding peace in the border areas.
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India, China Troops Disengage From Key Standoff Point In Ladakh
Indian and Chinese troops on Monday moved back their frontline troops to the rear locations from the face-off site of Patrolling Point 15 in the Gogra-Hotsprings area in eastern Ladakh.
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China Hardening Its Position Along LAC With India: US Defence Secretary
China is continuing to harden its position along the LAC with India, US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said, stressing that US stands by its friends as they uphold their rights as Beijing adopts "aggressive approach" to its territorial claims.
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Expect China To Work On Disengagement In Ladakh's Remaining Areas: Centre
India on Friday said it expects China to work with it through existing bilateral consultation mechanisms to ensure early completion of the disengagement process in the remaining areas in eastern Ladakh to allow both sides to consider de-escalation of forces.
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China's Attempts To Alter Status Quo Can Have Repercussions, Warns India
India on Friday warned China that trying to alter the status quo on the ground by resorting to force will not just damage the peace that existed on the border areas but can also have "ripples and repercussions" in the broader bilateral relationship, and demanded that Beijing stop its activities in eastern Ladakh.
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"Shocking, Unacceptable": Congress On Death Of Officer, Soldiers In Ladakh
The Congress has termed as "shocking" and "unacceptable" the death of an Indian Army officer and two soldiers in a violent face-off with the Chinese troops, and asked Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to confirm the development.
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Congress Asks Government To "Take Nation Into Confidence" On Situation In Ladakh
The Congress on Wednesday said the standoff between the armies of India and China is a matter of serious national concern and urged the government to take the country into confidence and address the concerns of people.
