Although the COVID-19 crisis and India's reaction to the Chinese incursion in April 2020 appear unrelated, yet they strikingly speak volumes about India's lack of foresight for future dangers.
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The two sides will discuss disengagement from other friction points after disengagement
Meanwhile, Indian troops have moved to their depth locations after the disengagement
New Delhi: After completing the disengagement process from both north and south banks of Pangong Lake, India and China are set to hold the 10th round of Corps Commander level talks on Saturday (February 20) at 10 am on the Chinese side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Moldo.
ANI quoted military officials saying that the two sides will discuss disengagement from other friction points after disengagement from both Northern and Southern banks of Pangong Lake.
New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) veteran leader and Rajya Sabha member Subramanian Swamy has questioned the Narendra Modi government at the Center about how to deal with China. Swamy has also asked the questions from the government about the retreat of the Indian Army in Ladakh. He expressed displeasure over the Narendra Modi government s decision by tweeting that PM Modi said in 2020 that nobody came, nobody went. China quite liked it, but it was not true.
Swami further said, General Narwane ordered the soldiers to cross the LAC and take Pangong Lake into their possession so that the Chinese posts could be kept under watch. Now we are retreating from there, but what happened to China s retreat from Depsang? Not yet. China thrilled. This is not the first time Subramanian Swamy has questioned any decision of the Modi government. Even before this, he has been questioning the attitude of the government. Earlier, BJP veteran and Rajya Sabha member Subramanian Swamy had ex
India, China agreed to disengage troops from eastern Ladakh, Rajnath Singh tells Parliament
Rajnath Singh told parliament the accord had been reached after several rounds of talks between military commanders and diplomats
Reuters | February 11, 2021 | Updated 11:41 IST
Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
India and China have agreed to disengage troops from a bitterly contested lake area in the western Himalayas, the Indian defence minister said on Thursday, in a breakthrough after a months-long standoff on the disputed border.
Rajnath Singh told parliament the accord had been reached after several rounds of talks between military commanders and diplomats. Our sustained talks with China have led to agreement on disengagement on the north and south banks of the Pangong lake, he said.