China refuses to disengage at Gogra, Hot Springs and Depsang
China has refused to withdraw its army from the borders of Hot Springs, Gogra and Depsang in East Ladakh.
China’s Cyber War with India : A Challenge !
China has realised that it is not easy to defeat India in a military war. Therefore, it tries to shut down India’s critical information and infrastructure sectors through cyber attacks. China is an uncontrollable country. It would continue to try to damage India in every way possible. India needs to carry out ‘surgical strikes’ in the ‘cyber domain’ from time to time.
Pakistan backtracks on India trade status
A senior Indian Government source accused Pakistan on 2nd April of backtracking since announcing it had granted its neighbor the trading status of ‘Most Favoured Nation’
India, Pakistan may engage in large scale war in five years!
A US intelligence report has speculated that the tensions between India and Pakistan may escalate into a large-scale war, a war that neither side wants.
Soldier’s widow gets pension after 69 years!
Gagan Singh, a soldier died in 1952, leaving behind a wife who was just 12.[A1] . Although his wife was supposed to receive pension after his death, she never received it.
Pakistan agrees to resume trade with India
Government of Pakistan has agreed to resume trade with India. After India revoked the special status given to Jammu and Kashmir in August 2019, Pakistan had suspended trade ties with India.
Chinese president urges PLA to increase preparedness for war!
Xi Jinping appealed to the PLA while speaking with military delegates during an annual meet.
China needs to be taught a lesson for the cyber attack on Mumbai’s power grid
It said that China had taken revenge for India giving China a bloody nose in Galwan Valley. The message behind the cyber attack was – ‘If India takes tough lines, the whole country will face a severe power-cut’. This means that China had responded to India’s military action in this way.
India abstains from voting on UNHRC resolution against Sri Lanka’s war crimes against its Tamil community
India abstained from voting on a resolution at the UNHRC that sought to fix responsibility for war crimes and human rights violations by Sri Lankan authorities against its citizens of Tamil descent.
No intentions to permit Chinese companies to invest in India – Central Government
A report by Reuters claimed that India is set to clear 45 investment proposals from China. The central government has issued a clarification that it does not have any plans of permitting Chinese investments.