India China Standoff

Arunachal Pradesh: Indian Army continues to hold upper hand at LAC after Tawang clash with PLA

According to satellite images, the Indian Army continues to stand firm at its original positions and is still holding the ridge line at the conflict spot. It was this ridge line that China intended to capture when hundreds of PLA soldiers tried to breach the LAC, leading to the Tawang clash

LAC Standoff: India, China agreed to maintain security and stability after Tawang clash, says MEA

This was the first round of dialogue between India and China since the Tawang clash on December 9 during which hundreds of PLA soldiers were thrashed by the Indian Army when they attempted to intrude across the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Arunachal Pradesh

Satellite imagery shows Tawang clash no one-off incident, China appears prepped for much more

Worryingly for India, these developments may give the PLA a considerable boost in case a full-scale conflict breaks out in the future. The recent developments in the Yangtse plateau present the possibility of a Chinese attempt at cutting off Indian supply lines in times of war

How lethal is Pralay missile which India is acquiring?

Intended to be India's answer to the Dongfeng 12 (CSS-X-15) missile of China, Pralay is a canisterised tactical, surface-to-surface, and short-range ballistic missile (SRBM) for battlefield use

Indian Army borrows MQ-9A drones from Indian Navy to monitor China's PLA at LAC

This is not the first time that the Indian Army has sought the help of the Indian Navy to take China's PLA at the LAC. In the past, the Indian Army had used the Indian Navy's P-8I maritime surveillance aircraft to monitor Chinese movements across the LAC

Amid LAC standoff, India fast tracks Arunachal Pradesh infrastructure to counter China

in recent years, the Indian government has accrelerated the development of infrastructure along the LAC in an attempt to match the Chinese build-up on the other side

Tawang Clash: China plays victim, blames India for LAC fighting

China's PLA said on Tuesday that Indian soldiers "illegally" crossed the LAC at Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh and "obstructed" Chinese troops, which triggered a fresh stand-off

Tawang Clash: Situation 'stable' at LAC, says China after Arunachal standoff

China said the situation was "stable" on Tuesday at the LAC with India, after reports emerged that a fresh stand-off had taken place between the Indian Army and the PLA on their disputed Himalayan frontier at Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh late on December 9

Tawang Clash: PLA tried to change LAC, pushed back by Indian Army, says Rajnath Singh

Two years after the deadly clash at Galwan in Ladakh, the Indian Army and and the People's Liberation Army (PLA) of China have clashed again at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) this time at Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh

WATCH: India will not concede an inch of land, says Amit Shah

Amit Shah also said the Congress had raised the border issue in Parliament to avoid questions on the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation's FCRA (Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act) cancellation