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India To Open Cho La For 'Battlefield Tourism': Top Sikkim Official
India will open Cho La in Sikkim to tourists as part of its Ranbhoomi or battlefield tourism initiative, a top officer in the Sikkim government said on Friday.
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On Border With China, India's 4-Point Defence Boost: From Roads To Rafales
Days after a clash with China at the border in the Northeast, India's ability to respond to incursions, particularly in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim, is set for a boost.
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"No Fresh Infrastructure Development In Doklam": Eastern Army Commander
Eastern Army commander Lieutenant General R P Kalita on Friday said there has been no fresh issue with regard to infrastructure development at Doklam in the Sikkim sector.
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In 3 Years, China Doubled Its Air Bases, Air Defences And Heliports Along India Frontier: Report
The 2017 Doklam crisis which played out between China and India in a part of Bhutan located east of Sikkim ''appears to have shifted China's strategic objectives, with China more than doubling its total number of air bases, air defence positions and heliports near the Indian border over the past three years".
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After Clash With Indian Soldiers In Sikkim, China's Guarded Response
China on Monday reacted guardedly to an incident involving its troops and Indian soldiers engaging in hand-to-hand fighting at a high altitude picket in north Sikkim on Saturday. The Chinese Foreign Ministry said its troops remained "committed to upholding peace and tranquillity" at border areas, news agency Press Trust of India reported.
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How 7-Hour Journey On Mule Track To Doklam Now Takes Army Only 40 Minutes
A journey to the Indian Army's strategic Dokala base, which stands at the edge of the disputed Doklam plateau near Sikkim, now takes no more than 40 minutes on an all-weather black tarred road that has no restrictions on its load carrying capacity.
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Encourage Bhutan To Deploy More Soldiers In Doklam, Panel Tells Centre
A parliamentary panel adopted a report on the Doklam issue today recommending that India should encourage Bhutan to deploy more soldiers on the northern parts of the sensitive region.
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Defence Minister Raises Corridor Through PoK In Meeting With China
India and China on Thursday decided to work towards firming up a new bilateral pact on defence cooperation and agreed to increase interactions between their militaries at multiple levels to avoid Doklam-like standoffs.
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Sikkim Was Not Informed About Doklam Stand-Off by Centre: Pawan Chamling
Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Chamling has said that during the Doklam stand-off with China, the state government was kept in the dark by the Centre.
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Help Bhutan Deploy More Troops In North Doklam, Panel Tells Centre
India should encourage Bhutan to ensure increase in the deployment of soldiers around Northern Doklam in the Sikkim sector to check activities of Chinese military in the sensitive region, a parliamentary panel has suggested in its draft report.
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India To Open Cho La For 'Battlefield Tourism': Top Sikkim Official
India will open Cho La in Sikkim to tourists as part of its Ranbhoomi or battlefield tourism initiative, a top officer in the Sikkim government said on Friday.
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On Border With China, India's 4-Point Defence Boost: From Roads To Rafales
Days after a clash with China at the border in the Northeast, India's ability to respond to incursions, particularly in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim, is set for a boost.
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"No Fresh Infrastructure Development In Doklam": Eastern Army Commander
Eastern Army commander Lieutenant General R P Kalita on Friday said there has been no fresh issue with regard to infrastructure development at Doklam in the Sikkim sector.
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In 3 Years, China Doubled Its Air Bases, Air Defences And Heliports Along India Frontier: Report
The 2017 Doklam crisis which played out between China and India in a part of Bhutan located east of Sikkim ''appears to have shifted China's strategic objectives, with China more than doubling its total number of air bases, air defence positions and heliports near the Indian border over the past three years".
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After Clash With Indian Soldiers In Sikkim, China's Guarded Response
China on Monday reacted guardedly to an incident involving its troops and Indian soldiers engaging in hand-to-hand fighting at a high altitude picket in north Sikkim on Saturday. The Chinese Foreign Ministry said its troops remained "committed to upholding peace and tranquillity" at border areas, news agency Press Trust of India reported.
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How 7-Hour Journey On Mule Track To Doklam Now Takes Army Only 40 Minutes
A journey to the Indian Army's strategic Dokala base, which stands at the edge of the disputed Doklam plateau near Sikkim, now takes no more than 40 minutes on an all-weather black tarred road that has no restrictions on its load carrying capacity.
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Encourage Bhutan To Deploy More Soldiers In Doklam, Panel Tells Centre
A parliamentary panel adopted a report on the Doklam issue today recommending that India should encourage Bhutan to deploy more soldiers on the northern parts of the sensitive region.
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Defence Minister Raises Corridor Through PoK In Meeting With China
India and China on Thursday decided to work towards firming up a new bilateral pact on defence cooperation and agreed to increase interactions between their militaries at multiple levels to avoid Doklam-like standoffs.
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Sikkim Was Not Informed About Doklam Stand-Off by Centre: Pawan Chamling
Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Chamling has said that during the Doklam stand-off with China, the state government was kept in the dark by the Centre.
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Help Bhutan Deploy More Troops In North Doklam, Panel Tells Centre
India should encourage Bhutan to ensure increase in the deployment of soldiers around Northern Doklam in the Sikkim sector to check activities of Chinese military in the sensitive region, a parliamentary panel has suggested in its draft report.
