The Barahoti saga: Failure of 'Nehru doctrine' and deceitful nature of Dragon

Hardly two months after the Panchsheel Agreement was signed, India discovered that all problems had not been solved. The first Chinese incursion took place in Barahoti in June 1954. This was followed by a series of intrusions numbering in the hundreds

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