India "Firmly In Control" Of Border: Eastern Army Commander On China Clash
Border areas along the country's northern frontier are "stable" and Indian Armed forces remain "firmly in control", Eastern Army commander Lt General RP Kalita Friday said. Lt Gen Kalita's assertion comes a week after Indian and Chinese soldiers clashed at the border area of Yangtse, to the north east of the monastery town of Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, which had been invaded by China's PLA in 1962.
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