India, China military commanders will meet at Chushul-Moldo for the eighth round of Corps Commander-level talks. It is learnt that no major breakthrough is expected.
Addressing a National Defence College seminar, Rajnath also talked about importance of peaceful resolution of differences as border standoff with China enters the seventh month.
Defence ministry data shows the work includes roads & bridges at strategic locations in border towns in Ladakh, J&K and Arunachal, aimed at faster deployment of military when required.
Shared on Twitter by official ITBP handle, the video shows little Namgyal saluting soldiers passing by, a couple of whom stop to teach him the correct posture.
S. Jaishankar, Rajnath Singh, Ajit Doval, Bipin Rawat & 3 service chiefs deliberated on key issues to be flagged at the talks on Monday, at the China Study Group meeting.
Speaking on the occasion of Air Force Day, Bhadauria said IAF demonstrated its resolve, operational capability and the will to effectively engage the adversary.
The fresh round of talks between India and China comes at a time when the winter has already started to set in at Ladakh, where the nations are locked in a standoff.
Imposition of formal rights and digital compliance mechanisms introduces new expectations for both employers and workers. This transition will require sustained awareness efforts.
While global corporations setting up GCCs in India continue to express confidence in availability of skilled AI engineers, the panel argued that India’s real challenge lies elsewhere.
Wing Commander Namansh Syal is survived by his wife, their 6-year-old daughter and his mother. Back in his native village, relatives and neighbours wait for his remains for last rites.
It is a brilliant, reasonably priced, and mostly homemade aircraft with a stellar safety record; only two crashes in 24 years since its first flight. But its crash is a moment of introspection.
After the end of 6mths coldest winter in 60yrs, there will be no Indian soldier left alive in Ladakh highlands.
200,000 jawats are sharing 15,000 winter clothing living in tents. Tanks, weapons & ammunitions have no winter special storage. Special low temp Fuel will run out within 2mths. No fuel to keep warm & cook, no food, no water. No shower and defecating for 6mths.
PLA has no rush to clear Indian occupied peaks, just wait 6mths to walk over pick up Ladakh.
A comment from a person who lives in an utopian world…who believes that veg Indians will give up to non veg Chinese…Pakistanis were also under the same impression until 1965….
“I keep what I have taken. You give up what you have taken” seems to be the foundation of China’s negotiation policy. I wonder why diplomats of the two countries are not talking to each other. Soldiers are not trained to be negotiators. They are trained to and experienced in destroying the enemy. Both the countries are erring in pushing their Generals into a role for which they are not trained. This seems to be a big mistake.
After the end of 6mths coldest winter in 60yrs, there will be no Indian soldier left alive in Ladakh highlands.
200,000 jawats are sharing 15,000 winter clothing living in tents. Tanks, weapons & ammunitions have no winter special storage. Special low temp Fuel will run out within 2mths. No fuel to keep warm & cook, no food, no water. No shower and defecating for 6mths.
PLA has no rush to clear Indian occupied peaks, just wait 6mths to walk over pick up Ladakh.
A comment from a person who lives in an utopian world…who believes that veg Indians will give up to non veg Chinese…Pakistanis were also under the same impression until 1965….
“I keep what I have taken. You give up what you have taken” seems to be the foundation of China’s negotiation policy. I wonder why diplomats of the two countries are not talking to each other. Soldiers are not trained to be negotiators. They are trained to and experienced in destroying the enemy. Both the countries are erring in pushing their Generals into a role for which they are not trained. This seems to be a big mistake.