Friday, 25 August 2017
Tuesday, 22 August 2017
India is ready to deploy apache attack helicopter in China-Pak border
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"At present , the Indian air force is planning to deploy the two squadrons of the Apache attack helicopters in Pathankot in Punjab and jorhat in Assam to meet the security requirements of the western and the eastern threat's ." It's a bid to boost India's firepower at the borders, the defence ministry of India cleared today.
"It will strengthen the Indian air force's capabilities on the frontiers with Pakistan and China. "it is a first time IAF deploying attack helicopter in Jorhat air base. Indian air force already operating Russian-made Mi-35 attack helicopters which are used to support the ground forces against the enemy tanks and infantry regiments. once Indian air force getting it's order of 22 Apache choppers, Indian Ground forces is planning to buy 11 choppers for replacing the Mi-35.
HAL's light combat helicopter is already complete its all tasting trails it will capable of operating in altitude of 16,000 feet from the sea level like Siachen. these deadly combination of Indian air fighters will strengthen the Indian armed forces capabilities against China.
India is also working on IMRH (Indian multirole helicopter) for Indian armed forces and Indian air force, which is capable of carrying 4,500 kg payload and 28 troops at one time.
Saturday, 5 August 2017
China gives a 15 days ultimatum to India..!
hallo world,
The 15-page document released by China on Wednesday is remarkable statement that is open to layered interpretations.
This piece concentrates on a few quick takeaways while examining certain claims for veracity.
China is planning a "small scale military operation" to "expel" Indian troops from The Doklam area "within two weeks", an article in the State-run Global Times said here Saturday.
Quoting Hu Zhiyong, a research fellow at the Institute of International Relations of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, said The series of remarks from the Chinese side within a 24-hour period sends a signal to India that there is no way China will tolerate the Indian troops "incursion into Chinese territory for too long."
"The Chinese side will inform the Indian Foreign Ministry before its operations", he told Global Times. Hu also said India would have to "bear all the consequences", and that ties between the two countries were "severely dameged".
The Indian Foreign Ministry has said "if China wants to discuss the matter both sides should withdraw their forces and talk," Indian Foreign minister Sushma swaraj said.
Friday, 4 August 2017
Withdraw troops than talk- The Chinese foreign ministry
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The two sides have been locked in an escalating confrontation for more than a month in the southernmost part of Tibet in an area also claimed by Indian ally Bhutan. The crisis was triggered when Chinese teams began building a road onto the Doklam Plateau, known as Donglang in Chinese. The Chinese foreign ministry has said the road work was being carried out on own territory, and urged India to pull back troops 'promptly and unconditionally'.
India on Thursday said it was ready to hold talks with China about both sides pulling back their forces to end stand-off in the Himalayas, but Beijing has insisted its rival withdraw troops first.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Indian troops had illegally entered is the foundation and re-requisite of any meaningful talks, Lu told a daily press conference.
Liu Youfa, the former Chinese consul general in Mumbai, on Wendnesday told China Global Television Network there were only three options for the Indian forces: withdrawl, captivity, or death.
Indian foreign minister Sushma Swaraj said China had demanding that India move its troos out of the area. " if China wants to discuss the matter, both sidesshould withdraw their forces and talk," Swaraj said.
Tuesday, 1 August 2017
What happen when India & china go to the war..!
hallo world,
Chinese and Indian troops have been locked in an eyeball-to-eyeball stand-off for over 40 days in a desolate region of the Himalayas that is also claimed by India's ally Bhutan. Both sides blame each other for escalating the dispute by deploying troops in the area
Sun Shihai, an adviser to the Chinese Association for South Asian Studies, said the worst military stand-off in more than three decades would fuel anti-Chinese sentiment in India, as mistrust and hostility between the two countries run deep.
If not properly handled, the border row could have a long-term impact on china's efforts to expand its diplomatic and economic influence beyond the Asia-Pacific region with its ''one belt one road initiative'', he said.
''India is most important strategic partners for China's 'Belt and road initiative' because of its geographic location,'' Sun said.
China is heavily reliant on imported fuel and according to figures published by state media, more than 80% of its oil imports travel via the Indian Ocean or Strait of Malacca.
Macau-based military expert Antony Wong Dong warned that Beijing's hardball politics are pushing New Delhi further away and could end up making it an enemy.
China is playing psychological warfare but it should realise that even if it defeated India in a war on land, it would be the impossible for PLA navy to break India's maritime containment he said, pointing to the importance of the Indian Ocean as a commercial lifeline.
Wong said. ''India is strategically located at the heart of China's energy lifetime and the 'Belt and Road Initiative' and offending India will only push it into the rival camp, which (Beijing believes) is scheming to contain China by blocking the Malacca Strait and the Indian Ocean.''
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