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India’s diplomatic face off with China is poised to take off

November 26, 2011 by Defence Info Bureau

Defenceindia Bureau Report “India jitters at the sight of China gaining prestige in Asia, in particular, in South Asia and Southeast Asia, and takes China's ever-growing regional influence in recent years as a strategic encirclement to target and contain India. It sounds nothing more than a loud jealousy, for the simple reason that China has done what India could not, … [Read more...] about India’s diplomatic face off with China is poised to take off

India’s enhancing military capabilities cause tension to China

November 16, 2011 by Defence Info Bureau

Defenceinfo Bureau Report Defence Minister AK Antony carried out a periodic review of the security situation, internal and external, of the country with the service Chiefs in New Delhi recently. In the course of the discussions he expressed concern at China's build-up of military infrastructure along the border. The concern comes in the wake of a decision by the Indian … [Read more...] about India’s enhancing military capabilities cause tension to China

India responds but still Advantage Dragon remains

November 9, 2011 by Defence Info Bureau

Defenceinfo Bureau Report Faced with Chinese belligerence and build up of capacity along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) across Ladakh, the Indian Army has decided to deploy a full Armoured Brigade,including a fair number of T-72 tanks in the area. The newly-built Nyoma airstrip on the banks of the Indus in Eastern Ladakh will also be kept operational for all contingencies. … [Read more...] about India responds but still Advantage Dragon remains

Is a new Strike Corps for the North-East in the offing?

November 3, 2011 by Defence Info Bureau

Defenceinfo Bureau Report Indian army’s long standing proposal to raise a new Strike Corps along the Line of Actual Control in the North East seems to have received a boost as reported by the Press Trust of India on Wednesday, November, 02."We are keen on securing our borders and we will take steps to do so. Wherever we feel there is a threat, adequate measures will be taken," … [Read more...] about Is a new Strike Corps for the North-East in the offing?

AFSPA and DAA on their way out : Omar

October 21, 2011 by Defence Info Bureau

Defenceinfo Bureau Report Omar Abdullah, the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir has bitten the bullet by stating firmly that the Armed Forces Special Powers Act and the Disturbed Areas Act will be revoked from some areas of Jammu and Kashmir within the next few days. He has also said that revocation of these laws will not have any adverse affects even though the JK Police and … [Read more...] about AFSPA and DAA on their way out : Omar

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