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India Likely to Ban China's Huawei Over Security Concerns: Govt Officials


India Likely to Ban China’s Huawei Over Security Concerns: Govt Officials
Huawei and ZTE are under scrutiny for allegedly installing 'backdoor' vulnerabilities to spy for the Chinese government.
A woman looks at her phone as she walks past a Huawei shop in Beijing, China May 16, 2019. Credit: Reuters/Thomas Peter/Files
Tech12/Mar/2021
New Delhi: India is likely to block its mobile carriers from using telecom equipment made by China’s Huawei, two government officials said, under procurement rules due to come into force in June.
New Delhi is wary about awarding new technology business to Chinese firms both because of security fears and a desire to get Indian manufacturers to produce more telecoms equipment.

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China's 14th Five Year Plan: Key Projects Highlighted


Xi Jinping
On Thursday, China had formally approved the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025), the draft outline of which was passed by the National People’s Congress as it closed its six-day annual session. Among its key projects is the building of a hydropower base on the lower reaches of Yarlung-Zangbo which refers to the section of the river in Tibet just before it enters India in Arunachal Pradesh, a Sichuan-Tibet railway near the Indian border and a push for self-sufficiency in emerging industries such as Artificial Intelligence.
A railway line would also be built from Xigaze in Tibet to Gyirong on the Tibet-Nepal border. Not only that, the FYP put emphasis on access to key border highways including the G219 national highway which runs along the entire length of India-China border in Xinjiang and Tibet.  India had announced its concern over the building over four dams on the upper and middle reaches, the first of which was Zangmu that had been operationalized in 2015. Indian officials are monitoring flows of the river closely through individual assessments and hydrological data provided by China under a bilateral agreement. 

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The China-India Border Disengagement Is Only a Small First Step


April 9, 2021 last updated 10:49 ET
An Indian army convoy on the Srinagar- Ladakh highway at Gagangeer, northeast of Srinagar, in Indian-controlled Kashmir, Sept. 9, 2020 (AP photo by Dar Yasin).
India and China Need More Than a Border Pullback to Mend Fences
Along the waters of Pangong Lake, high up in the Himalayas, there was a slackening of shoulders and a collective sigh of relief on Feb. 11. After nine months of tense military confrontation, which included the first deadly clash in decades between Indian and Chinese troops along their disputed border, the two sides began withdrawing from their positions on the southern and northern banks of the lake as part of a phased, synchronized military disengagement.

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Chinese Regime Attempts to Conceal Its Failed Strategy Over Sino-Indian Border Dispute


Chinese Regime Attempts to Conceal Its Failed Strategy Over Sino-Indian Border Dispute
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China’s Ministry of National Defense announced on Feb. 10 the withdrawal of troops from the Sino-Indian border. The next day, the Indian Defense Minister also confirmed the disengagement. It should be regarded as good news as China’s decision reduces the risk of military conflicts and maintains regional peace.
However, on Feb. 19, China’s state-run media suddenly launched a large-scale propaganda with regards to the Sino-Indian border conflict. On the one hand, the responsibility for the conflict was completely shifted to India, and on the other hand, the regime touted the victory and incited so-called patriotism.

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India-China | Despite disengagement, Chinese PLA enhancing intelligence, surveillance along Indian borders: Report


Updated Mar 09, 2021 | 06:52 IST
Footage released by the China Central Television 7 (CCTV 7) showed PLA ground forces using two sensor systems at the Xiao post along the Indian border.
File photo  |  Photo Credit: AP
New Delhi: Tibet Military Command of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) is enhancing intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance (ISTAR) capabilities, UK-based Janes Information Group reported citing Chinese state-owned media. The development comes amid increased diplomatic and military tensions between New Delhi and Beijing over the standoff along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) that was partially resolved last month. 
According to the report, footage released by the China Central Television 7 (CCTV 7) channel shows PLA Ground Force (PLAGF) using two sensor systems at the Xiao post along the Indian border. The video shows that the complex houses barracks, additional sensors and watchtowers.

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China charges blogger who questioned official death toll in India border clash


China charges blogger who questioned official death toll in India border clash
Qiu, who has 2.4 million Weibo followers, is charged after being among those detained under newly updated law against defaming ‘heroes’
His post said that since the four Chinese soldiers killed had been sent to rescue a colonel, more must have died

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China refits combat trucks in Tibet to take on Indian military

Wheel bases have replaced tracks on two kinds of vehicles to streamline logistics and for faster deployment, report says.

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China detains several for social media posts on deaths of PLA 'heroes' at India border

At least seven fall foul of 2018 law banning diminishing of ‘heroes and martyrs’, with one saying loss of rescue team indicated more died than China has revealed.

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China-India border clash in June left four Chinese dead, one injured

Previously unknown details of deadliest encounter in over 40 years released as five soldiers honoured for their role.

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Par panel on defence to visit Galwan Valley, Pangong in eastern Ladakh


The parliamentary standing committee on defence has decided to visit the Galwan Valley and Pangong lake in eastern Ladakh region which has been witness to a violent stand-off between the troops of India and China, sources said on Friday.
The 30-member committee,chaired by senior BJP leader and former Union Minister Jual Oram and of which Rahul Gandhi is also a member,wishes to visit the eastern Ladakh region in the last week of May or in June.
The decision to visit these areas was taken in the panel's last meeting which was not attended by the Rahul Gandhi, sources said, adding since the panel intends to visit the LAC, it depends on the approval from the government.

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