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China-India Relations: 2 Years After Galwan Clash

The prevailing tension on the China-India border is a symptom of the broader strategic competition between the two Asian neighbors.

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Indian Army, Chinese PLA establish new hotline in Sikkim

Indian Army, Chinese PLA establish new hotline in Sikkim
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De-escalation, disengagement debate in Eastern Ladakh stalls Chinese-Indian Army talks

De-escalation, disengagement debate in Eastern Ladakh stalls Chinese-Indian Army talks A distinct change this time is the increase of on ground friction positions which total to 17 such locations along the 832 kilometer long LAC in Ladakh. Share Via Email | A+A A- An army convoy carrying military material on its way to Ladakh amid border tension with China at Manali-Leh highway. (File photo | PTI) Express News Service NEW DEHI: The standoff in Eastern Ladakh is stuck as Indian Army and Chinese People’s Liberation Army have differing approach on troop presence and their withdrawal from standoff points. There have been major parlays, at various levels to sort out the standoff. Also, this time the numbers of the contentious locations along the LAC in Ladakh have increased.

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China s plans on Tibet and border infra will pose a threat to India

China s plans on Tibet and border infra will pose a threat to India
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As India-China work on Ladakh, concerns over infra push across Sikkim, Arunachal

Chinese infra push across Sikkim, Arunachal border raises a red flag in Delhi © Provided by Hindustan Times When army chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane spoke about the continuing trust deficit with People’s Liberation Army after the East Ladakh stand-off, he was reflecting the ground situation along the 3,488 km Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China undertaking significant military infra upgrade in the Eastern sector. Even in the western sector, apart from the on-going Pangong Tso disengagement, there is no sign of reducing tension in the Gogra-Hot Springs area with PLA troops and weaponry amassed at Mabdo La across the LAC. It is the same situation in the Depsang bulge area and across the Daulet Beg Oldi sector even as the military commanders on both sides work towards a roadmap to restore status quo ante on East Ladakh LAC.

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