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45 Chinese Soldiers Killed In Galwan Clash June Last Year
Russian news agency TASS Wednesday claimed that “at least 20 Indian soldiers and 45 Chinese servicemen” were killed during the clashes at the Galwan…
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Names Of 20 ‘Galwan Heroes’ Inscribed On National War Memorial
The names of 20 Indian Army personnel, who attained to veergati while valiantly fighting Chinese troops in Galwan Valley in…
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Army Well Entrenched To Counter Any Misadventure By China In Ladakh
(This Post is originally Posted on The Print by SNEHESH ALEX PHILIP) New Delhi: Army Well Entrenched To Counter Any Misadventure By China In…
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China Violates Border Agreements With India, Swears By 2003 Pact On Tibet
(This News Article is Originally Posted by Hindustan Times) Wednesday’s gratuitous advice by a press official of the Chinese embassy…
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Garden Dedicating Martyrs Soon In Galwan Valley, ITBP Plants Over 1,000 Saplings
A few kilometres away from the site where Indian security forces had a face-off with the Chinese Army in the…
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No Intrusions, Major Faceoffs In Eastern Command: Lt. Gen. Anil Chauhan
Eastern Army Commander Lt. Gen. Anil Chauhan on Wednesday said there have been no intrusions or major faceoffs in the…
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Galwan Valley Was ‘Planned’ By Chinese Government: Top US Panel
A top US congress mandated panel has said the Chinese government had “planned” the June Galwan incident even as Beijing…
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Indian Army Deploy Tunnel Defences In Ladakh Amid Standoff
While the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) propaganda machinery has reported frying of Indian troops by futuristic energy weapons on August…
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‘Breakthrough’ In Sight In India-China Military Stand-Off On LAC
New Delhi: After the standoff that lasted more than six months in eastern Ladakh, it seems India and China are…
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Will Not Accept Shifting Of LAC: CDS
The possibility of transgressions and confrontations on the border spiralling into a larger conflict cannot be ruled out, Chief of…
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