Former Army Chief JJ Singh on Thursday spoke to India TV during its special #CommandersConference on India-China tension at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and said that both the countries constitute 1/3 of world population, therefore, if India-China goes to war then it won't be a war between just two countries but will be a world war.
Former Indian Army Generals on Thursday discussed the current status of India-China tension which has escalated between the two countries in the past few days over the border issues.
A two-day meeting of senior Army commanders, presided by Army Chief General MM Naravane, is underway at the Ministry of Defence offices in Delhi.
The intrusion on China's part comes two years after the Doklam stand-off between the two nations was resolved. It also comes in the wake of celebrations of the Dalai Lama's birthday in the surronding areas.
China should promote trade with India through border areas, including Arunachal Pradesh, by involving local inhabitants that would reduce military confrontations between the two countries and improve bilateral relations, a Chinese legislator suggested.
This has come to the fore in the annual report (2018-19) prepared, and released earlier this month by the Central Public Works Department.
Veteran filmmaker J P Dutta is all set to narrate the story of war heroes once again with Paltan. India’s victory over China in 1967 remains a lesser known fact to the world till now.
The minister said: "I am repeating again, at the Doklam faceoff site there is no change in the situation, status quo is continuing."
Cautioning against ISIS threat, the MoS Defence said that India needs to stay alert as the Islamic State is moving eastward.
This is the first high-level visit from China after Indian and Chinese troops were in a tense face-off earlier this year in Doklam on the border.
Lata Mangeshkar sang the song 'Ae Mere Watan Ke Logo' at New Delhi's Ramlila Maidan in 1963
Pakistani news channels were today warned by media watchdog not to air fake news. The warning was issued following reports that 158 Indian soldiers were killed at India-China border.
China on Thursday reiterated that it won't talk to India until New Delhi withdraws troops from Doklam where both armies have been locked in a stand-off for more than a month
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said that while China is trying to change the status quo in the Doklam tri-junction area, India is well equipped to defend itself and doesn’t feel threatened in the least
The US has expressed concern over the ongoing standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in the Sikkim sector and said the two countries should work together to come up with "some sort of arrangement" for peace
The government on Tuesday said that China has been unusually aggressive and vocal on the ongoing Doklam dispute, but the two sides are trying to find a solution through diplomatic solutions
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