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The Indian defence forces have approved the acquisition of 120 'Pralay' ballistic missiles along the Chinese border. The missiles expected to be ready for operational service in the near future
India's foreign minister has said that the country has scaled up troop deployment along a disputed border with China to an unprecedented level.
Even though the Arunachal episode near Tawang occurred on December 9 the information emerged only two days later. Such delay in sharing information about a nation's security affects the government's credibility as it raises suspicion about a cover up.
The Chinese military has been behaving aggressively over issues in the Yangtse in the vicinity of the Holydip and Parikrama area on the LAC where the Chinese side has been opposing Indian positions.
The area commanders of both Indian and Chinese armies held a flag meeting after the December 9 clash in Arunachal Pradesh.