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Intelligence inputs cite upgraded air defence systems, expanded runways Vastly expanded troop accommodation within 100 km from the Line of Actual Control...

Development comes amid a two-year-old border standoff between India and China’s armies at multiple points in eastern Ladakh

China emerged as India’s primary military threat after 1962. Beijing’s border belligerence in 2020 has ensured it is once again the case

How TOI chronicled India’s resistance to 1962 China intrusion © Provided by The Times of India Before 2020, there was 1962, which is back in the spotlight in the wake of the India-China clash in Galwan Valley and the standoff at Pangong lake. TOI reported extensively on the state of the conflict and the situation on the border, along with perspective on the policies of the then Nehru-led Indian government, India’s determination to push back, and China’s designs and the blowback they met...

India gripped by Covid, China quietly hardens positions in depth areas of Ladakh India gripped by Covid, China quietly hardens positions in depth areas of Ladakh India Today TV has learnt that while India is gripped by Covid-19, the Chinese Army has reinforced its presence in eastern Ladakh depth areas with permanent accommodations and depots. advertisement UPDATED: May 1, 2021 00:22 IST May 5 will mark one year since the military standoff began between India and China in eastern Ladakh. As Ind...

On LAC, India partially achieved its political aim. Now, it must go for final settlement India has forced stalemate on China but must finish the 1959 border business. Text Size: A+ Military theorist Carl Von Clausewitz famously said: “War is merely the continuation of politics by other means.” Thus, the starting point of a conflict or war is the political aim from which the strategic and operational-level military aims flow out. Tactical level is focused on a series of military action...

India-China military commanders meet in near future; PLA non committal on Depsang SECTIONS Share Synopsis The virtual meeting of the WMCC on border affairs was co-chaired by Naveen Srivastava, joint secretary (East Asia) of the external affairs ministry, and Hong Liang, director general of the department of boundary and oceanic affairs of China’s foreign ministry. Getty Images The last meeting of WMCC held on September 30 too had failed to take forward the process of disengagement and de-esc...