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NEW DELHI: India will continue to closely track the operational situation along the LAC with China while maintaining full military readiness for any contingency, even though both Indian and Chinese troops have more or less pulled back from the confrontation sites in eastern Ladakh.
This emerged in an hour-long comprehensive review by defence minister Rajnath Singh with chief of defence staff Gen Bipin Rawat and the three Service chiefs, Gen M M Naravane, Admiral Karambir Singh and Air Chief Marshal R K S Bhadauria, among others.
Gen Naravane gave a detailed presentation on Phase-I of the de-escalation plan, which has seen rival troops slightly withdraw from the friction points in Galwan Valley, Gogra, Hot Springs and the Finger-4 area in Pangong Tso. Over the last few days, the two armiRead More – Source
(File photo)
NEW DELHI: India will continue to closely track the operational situation along the LAC with China while maintaining full military readiness for any contingency, even though both Indian and Chinese troops have more or less pulled back from the confrontation sites in eastern Ladakh.
This emerged in an hour-long comprehensive review by defence minister Rajnath Singh with chief of defence staff Gen Bipin Rawat and the three Service chiefs, Gen M M Naravane, Admiral Karambir Singh and Air Chief Marshal R K S Bhadauria, among others.
Gen Naravane gave a detailed presentation on Phase-I of the de-escalation plan, which has seen rival troops slightly withdraw from the friction points in Galwan Valley, Gogra, Hot Springs and the Finger-4 area in Pangong Tso. Over the last few days, the two armiRead More – Source
