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India To Maintain Military Presence Along Disputed Border With China - TaiwanPlus News
Despite an agreement reached last year between India and China to address a military standoff at a disputed border with China, India says it will not decrease its winter troop deployment there. Beijing has also kept a strong military presence along the line of actual control.
Navigating the four year long India-China border standoff
By bno Chennai bureau The prolonged border standoff between India and China, spanning from 2020 to 2024, underscores the fragility of relations between the world’s two most populous nations. This tense chapter in Sino-Indian diplomacy involved both nations teetering on the brink of broader conflict,
India Army Chief Says China Border ‘Sensitive But Stable’
India’s army chief said the situation along the country’s border with China remains calm but the two nations need to rebuild trust in order to normalize relations.
Degree of standoff exists along LAC, need to restore trust: Indian Army chief
Corps commanders along the entire stretch of the LAC, from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh, have been delegated powers to resolve “trivial issues and minor frictions”.
No buffer zones on LAC, clarifies Army Chief Gen Dwivedi
Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi has described the situation along the India-China border as stable but sensitive, emphasizing that there are no buffer zones on the LAC. Efforts to resolve boundary issues are ongoing,
India to maintain troop strength in Eastern Ladakh, says Army Chief, citing trust issues
Army Chief Gen. Upendra Dwivedi said on Monday that there are no plans to reduce India’s troop deployment along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in E
India won't reduce troops along China border in winter, army chief says
India is not looking to reduce the number of troops along the northern frontier in winter, the country's army chief said on Monday adding that it will review summer deployment based on outcome of negotiations with China.
'No plans to reduce troop deployment along LAC', says Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi
Stating that the situation along the northern borders with China is “sensitive but stable,” Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi on Monday said that troop deployment along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) will not be reduced this winter.
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Border Chinese whispers linger: Army chief contradicts govt, says standoff hasn't ended
“There is still a degree of standoff in eastern Ladakh ... special representatives and the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination on India-China Border Affairs. Explaining the ...
India, China still locked in ‘degree of standoff’: Army chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi
Describing the situation in Eastern Ladakh as “stable but sensitive”, Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi, however, ...
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What’s Next for China-India Relations?
2024 brought a thaw that is likely to deepen over the coming year, but a number of uncertainties threaten to limit progress.
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India’s Strategic Stance Along the LAC: Balancing Troop Deployments, Diplomacy, and Regional Security Concerns
Despite the traditionally lower troop presence during winter, India has refrained from pulling back its forces entirely, as ...
LAC standoff persists: Army Chief
Asserting that now trust between India and China needs a new definition, Army Chief Gen. Upendra Dwivedi said on Monday that ...
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China's Border Game
Just weeks after India and China were believed to have resolved, at the highest level, the four-and-a-half-year-old standoff in the ... to resolve their border dispute. This undermines the ...