India Blocked China's Attempts To Change Status Quo In Eastern Ladakh: Army
PLA troops violated the previous consensus arrived at during military and diplomatic engagements and carried out provocative military movements to change the status quo, defence ministry said.
By Newsroom

India Needs To Stop Playing To Chinas Strengths: Ex-Army Officer Explains How
Probal Dasgupta, author of Watershed 1967: Indias Forgotten Victory Over China, says New Delhi must be more involved in the Indian Ocean region where China is vulnerable.
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China Claims Valley Where Indian, Chinese Soldiers Brawled
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a meeting with political opposition leaders on Friday that no one has intruded into our territory, nor taken over any post.
By Associated Press

'Violent Face-Off' With China In Ladakh, Army Officer And 2 Soldiers Killed
Chinas foreign ministry said it calls on India to not take unilateral actions or stir up trouble, according to Reuters.
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No Indian Soldier Detained, Says Army As Standoff With Chinese Troops Continues In Ladakh
The Chinese side has strengthened its presence in the Galwan Valley, erecting around 100 tents in the last two weeks.
By Press Trust of India

Grant Women Officers Permanent Commission In The Army Within 3 Months, SC Raps Centre
The court said the notion that women are the weaker sex is flawed.
By Newsroom

After Criticising CAA Protests, General Rawat Says Armed Forces Will Stay Away From Politics
Last week, as Army Chief, Rawat had publicly commented on the protests against CAA and NRC,
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Northeast Protests: 2 Killed In Police Firing In Assam, Internet Shutdown In Meghalaya
Protesters claimed three people had died in police firing.
By Press Trust of India

Assam Burns Over Citizenship Bill, Indefinite Curfew In Guwahati
In a rare show of solidarity with the protesters, Assam government employees at the secretariat wore gamosa, the states symbol of honour, and stood behind the gates and chanted slogans against the bill.
By Press Trust of India