Pakistan committed 15 ceasefire violations in J&K in May alone, starting around the same time as the the India-China standoff along the LAC began in Ladakh.
New Delhi and Beijing are believed to be holding 'regular talks' through diplomatic channels to resolve the ongoing military standoff at the LAC in Ladakh.
Senior Indian and Chinese foreign ministry officers held a video meeting Friday, a day before top military representatives of the two nations are scheduled to meet in Ladakh.
14 Corps Commander Lt Gen Harinder Singh is scheduled to meet China’s Southern Xinjiang Military District chief at Chushul-Moldo border personnel meeting point Saturday.
One has to be incredibly credulous to buy BJP spin masters’ argument that the government got rid of Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar for harmonious relationship with the judiciary.
Modi government had also made numerous efforts to establish peace with Pakistan but has now adopted a different path, militarily, to establish peace, adds defence minister.
As Narendra Modi becomes India’s second-longest consecutively serving Prime Minister, we look at how he compares with Indira Gandhi across four key dimensions.
Modi does not have guts to take on bigger stronger Chinese………………he can only attack smaller Pakistan or internally bully unarmed Kashmiris…………..period !!!!
I agree with the sentiment that we should not allow the Chinese to bend the rules of engagement by using medieval weapons that are just as lethal, just because they’re not firearms. But please remember that China is a bully and if we open fire first, they’ll not back down but escalate it even further thru fully automatic or even more lethal weapons. They want an excuse to take over land that doesn’t belong to them. It would be better that while they’re in the wrong, we pressure them to change the wording of the agreement from “no firearms” to “no instruments of hurt or death”, which would rule out sticks and stones too.
Sorry but this reporter is speaking through his hat. No one has stopped any army person from using fire arms when needed. This reporter seems to be a chela of that half wit congress leader.
Every time Indians are defeated by their naivety and not because of lacking courage. Indian history is replete with these stories. basic nature of fighting has not changed, though weapons have.
I used to wonder why American policemen are kitted like soldiers, using surplus material from the Iraq war. An even more ungainly sight would be brave Indian jawans dressed like riot policemen, 15,000 feet up in the mountains, as they face their most determined adversary. 2. There is a fog of confusion about whether the martyrs of Galvan were carrying firearms and, if they were, what or who prevented them from using these in self defence. Both the institution and the personage of CDS are on test.
Push the Chinese solders back by force
Modi does not have guts to take on bigger stronger Chinese………………he can only attack smaller Pakistan or internally bully unarmed Kashmiris…………..period !!!!
I agree with the sentiment that we should not allow the Chinese to bend the rules of engagement by using medieval weapons that are just as lethal, just because they’re not firearms. But please remember that China is a bully and if we open fire first, they’ll not back down but escalate it even further thru fully automatic or even more lethal weapons. They want an excuse to take over land that doesn’t belong to them. It would be better that while they’re in the wrong, we pressure them to change the wording of the agreement from “no firearms” to “no instruments of hurt or death”, which would rule out sticks and stones too.
Sorry but this reporter is speaking through his hat. No one has stopped any army person from using fire arms when needed. This reporter seems to be a chela of that half wit congress leader.
Every time Indians are defeated by their naivety and not because of lacking courage. Indian history is replete with these stories. basic nature of fighting has not changed, though weapons have.
I used to wonder why American policemen are kitted like soldiers, using surplus material from the Iraq war. An even more ungainly sight would be brave Indian jawans dressed like riot policemen, 15,000 feet up in the mountains, as they face their most determined adversary. 2. There is a fog of confusion about whether the martyrs of Galvan were carrying firearms and, if they were, what or who prevented them from using these in self defence. Both the institution and the personage of CDS are on test.