Ladakh
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India detains Chinese soldier at flashpoint border
It is second detention on high altitude border since pitched battles in June in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed
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India says talks with China yet to make progress to end border standoff
Tensions between Beijing and New Delhi soared in June after troops clashed in hand-to-hand combat in Ladakh
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India's top general says face-off with China could spark bigger conflict
Indian defence chief Bipin Rawat said the situation was tense at the Line of Actual Control
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China’s border troops given ready-to-assemble thermal shelters amid standoff with India
Shelters can function properly in temperatures as low as -55°C and at an altitude of 5,500 metres
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India's Modi opens tunnel route to tense China border
This (infrastructure) will also hugely benefit the men and women in our army, says Modi
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China, India commanders meet after border clash amid calls for boycott of Chinese goods
Beijing has already asked New Delhi to stop all construction work in what it says is Chinese territory
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India’s Ladakh nightmare is far from over
Analysts believe conflict with China might have created civil-military schisms in Delhi
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Brasstacks of Indian military leadership
It is better to pitch its performance vis a vis the mission assigned
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China denies India’s accusation of fresh ‘provocation’ at Ladakh border
Troops have always strictly respected Line of Actual Control and never crossed it, says foreign ministry spokesman
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Beijing says troops disengaged on most of China-India border
On ground situation continues to cool down and de-escalate, says foreign ministry spokesman
