Home » World » Asia-Pacific » India Accuses China of Changing Border Patrol Routines as Military ‘Face-offs’ Continue India and China are experiencing military face-offs along their disputed border in Arunachal Pradesh in the eastern Himalayas. Director General (DG) of India’s Indo-Tibetan Border…
NEW DELHI — India’s Defense Ministry said that China significantly reduced troop deployment along the border with India in 2025 as increased political, diplomatic and military engagement helped ease tensions between the two Asian powers. Both countries had amassed tens of thousands…
Chinese and Indian troops are facing renewed confrontations along their disputed Himalayan border amid unconfirmed reports of increasingly frequent hand-to-hand skirmishes involving sticks, batons and riot shields. Indo-Tibetan Border Police Director General Shatrujeet Kapur confirmed on Oct. 22 that military face-offs…
Tawang, Oct 29 (PTI) The current situation in the border areas of Arunachal Pradesh is normal, and the Indian armed forces are guarding the borders very well, Chief Minister Pema Khandu said on Thursday, asserting that there is “no matter of…
Constructing a mega-scale multipurpose project in rugged, isolated terrain mandates heavy-duty access roads, reinforced bridges, staging areas, and heavy equipment transit corridors. Representational image/News18 Local communities and indigenous coalitions fear that the massive NHPC project will submerge roughly 27 Adi villages…
Chief of India’s border forces gives first official confirmation of tensions reported earlier by The Independent, as he slams the state of his troops’ equipment compared to their Chinese rivals Indian and Chinese troops have faced off along a disputed…
A video showing a group of people running along a hill has been shared with the misleading claim that it shows locals in Arunachal Pradesh driving out Chinese troops who had entered the area. BOOM found that the video is…
Border police have reported face-offs between Indian and Chinese forces in the disputed Himalayan region of Arunachal Pradesh, but a video circulating in posts claiming to show a clash between the two sides in fact shows an unrelated military exercise.
Since 1962, when the Chinese made headway into Arunachal and Ladakh in a short border war, the PLA has not been able to gain much traction against Indian forces. Jayanta Roy Chowdhury | New Delhi | October 28, 2026 4:37 pm It was supposed to be…
Less than one-and-a-half months after Xi Jinping visited India for the BRICS Summit, speaking against the backdrop of efforts to stabilise relations between Asia’s two largest nations, Chinese and Indian troops were reported to be facing off at several locations…
LAC standoffs, patrols, and de‑escalation talks in the Himalayas.
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