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Sunday, November 23, 2025
TopicEastern Ladakh

Topic: Eastern Ladakh

India must focus on China’s new ‘arms race’ and not get carried away by Gogra disengagement

India is already well within the targeting range of Beijing’s existing missiles. But an arms race is not good at all for Delhi’s own positioning in international relations.

12th round of Indo-China military talks done, movement ‘expected’ in Gogra & Hot Springs 

If a ‘graduated disengagement’ is initiated in Gogra and Hot Springs, this would be the third go at it as China had agreed to do it twice last year. 

1962, IPKF to Balakot, Ladakh – India’s record in writing factual military history is poor

The manner in which the Modi govt and military have recorded the surgical strikes, Balakot airstrikes and Ladakh crisis has ensured that no authentic account will be written for posterity.

No fresh clash between Indian and Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh, Army says

India & China have continued with negotiations to resolve the existing issues in eastern Ladakh while regular patrolling has continued in respective areas along LAC, the Army says.

India, China should be able to gradually achieve status quo in eastern Ladakh, says CDS Rawat

In an address at a think-tank Friday, CDS General Bipin Rawat also said that India must remain prepared for 'any misadventure' and respond accordingly as it has done in the past.

Rajnath Singh reviews India’s military preparedness in Ladakh during 3-day visit

The Defence Minister's visit comes two days after India and China held a fresh round of diplomatic talks to resolve the prolonged military standoff at Ladakh.

Rajnath in Ladakh, thanks soldiers for ‘exemplary’ dedication as standoff with China continues

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is in Ladakh to review India's military preparedness. Accompanied by Army Chief Gen MM Naravane, he also met armed forces veterans in Leh.

Rajnath Singh to visit Ladakh for 3 days, review India’s operational readiness

The Defence Minister's visit comes two days after India and China held a fresh round of diplomatic talks to resolve the prolonged military standoff that began in early May 2020.

China’s attempt to unilaterally alter LAC status quo responsible for standoff, says India

India's comments come a day after China said its military deployment along the LAC is a normal 'defence arrangement' aimed to respond to actions by the 'relevant' country.

Onus on China to address unresolved issue in Eastern Ladakh, says FS Harsh Shringla

At a virtual conference, Foreign Secretary Shringla said the entire basis of India-Chin relationship was predicated on having peace and tranquillity along the border.

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