China has made multiple attempts since last Monday to push back Indian soldiers from dominating heights near the Reqin Pass and Spanggur Gap in eastern Ladakh.
Sources described Indian move as 'tit-for-tat' action to dominate the entire southern bank of the Pangong Tso just as the Chinese troops have done on the northern banks.
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.
Taylor ‘Fema’ Hiester, commander of USAF F-16 Viper Demo Team, hit out at air show organisers for continuing with the show after Wing Commander Namansh Syal lost his life in the incident.
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.
This is the sort of extended battle of attrition that Indian simply cannot afford. The Cost of procrastinating (India Nehruvian Gandhistry, Neta-Babucarcy and Jurisprudence) finding a military solution to militarily hostile neighbors is exorbitant!
Sir,
The Chinese in due course of time will become accustomed to climate around them just like Indians. Hence this argument will not hold ground.
In many news reports Government sources are citing Sumdorong Chu incident which took 6 years to sought out. This again will be a naive though.
Clearly the present Indian government is not having any “political will” to take on Chinese aggressions. The truth is that we have ceded our territory. Our “national pride” is lost on International arena. It will be foolish to think that PLA will give back territory which they have captured through dialogs.
Sir,
The Chinese in due course of time will become accustomed to climate around them just like Indians. Hence this argument will not hold ground.
In many news reports Government sources are citing Sumdorong Chu incident which took 6 years to sought out. This again will be a naive though.
Clearly the present Indian government is not having any “political will” to take on Chinese aggressions. Our “national pride” is lost on International arena. It will be foolish to think that PLA will give back territory which they have captured through dialogs.
Partly agree with Mr. Aiyer S. But than wd have to make a start somewhere rather than engaging in blame game.
Battle of attrition is a disastrous proposition we are already experiencing in sia chin , bleeding us economically and loss of lives of men in forces.
This is the sort of extended battle of attrition that Indian simply cannot afford. The Cost of procrastinating (India Nehruvian Gandhistry, Neta-Babucarcy and Jurisprudence) finding a military solution to militarily hostile neighbors is exorbitant!
Sir,
The Chinese in due course of time will become accustomed to climate around them just like Indians. Hence this argument will not hold ground.
In many news reports Government sources are citing Sumdorong Chu incident which took 6 years to sought out. This again will be a naive though.
Clearly the present Indian government is not having any “political will” to take on Chinese aggressions. The truth is that we have ceded our territory. Our “national pride” is lost on International arena. It will be foolish to think that PLA will give back territory which they have captured through dialogs.
Sir,
The Chinese in due course of time will become accustomed to climate around them just like Indians. Hence this argument will not hold ground.
In many news reports Government sources are citing Sumdorong Chu incident which took 6 years to sought out. This again will be a naive though.
Clearly the present Indian government is not having any “political will” to take on Chinese aggressions. Our “national pride” is lost on International arena. It will be foolish to think that PLA will give back territory which they have captured through dialogs.