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Three years after Galwan: Where India-China ties stand - Vimarsana News

Three years after Galwan: Where India-China ties stand

Despite many rounds of negotiations and engagement at multiple levels, the military tensions continue. India has said there can be no normal ties if China breaches border agreements. Both sides are building infrastructure in the area.

Manish Tewari | India lost land at LAC, step up strategic game - Vimarsana News

Manish Tewari | India lost land at LAC, step up strategic game

As India heads into the 2024 general elections, it will have to be very watchful of its strategic, tactical and territorial interests

Who took away Galwan when the cameras are recording? - Vimarsana News

Who took away Galwan when the cameras are recording?

It takes a special ability by a Union home ministry and the security apparatus to provoke or incite domestic trouble in such a strategic area, the only pocket of territory that India’s adversarial neighbours China and Pakistan conjoin and the venue for the largest military operation that India has seen in two decades since Operation Parakram

Restrictive, no patrolling at 26 points along Line of Actual Control: Report - Vimarsana News

Restrictive, no patrolling at 26 points along Line of Actual Control: Report

China later on would force India to accept the fact that, as such areas have not seen the presence of Indian security forces or civilians for long, the Chinese are present in these areas, the report said.

India lost 26 of 65 patrolling points in eastern Ladakh with China: Report - Vimarsana News

India lost 26 of 65 patrolling points in eastern Ladakh with China: Report

India has lost its presence in 26 of the 65 Patrolling Points (PP) in Eastern Ladakh, which were patrolled regularly by the Indian government forces.