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India enhances defense capabilities in Ladakh with new ammunition storages, balancing security and ecology amid China tensions.

Centre approves ammo storage in Ladakh amid India-China tensions

India's new ammunition storage facilities in Ladakh mark a strategic defense upgrade, enhancing readiness and sustainability amidst ongoing tensions with China.

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The Centre's wildlife panel has approved new ammunition storage facilities in East Ladakh near the LAC, aiming to bolster military readiness amid ongoing India-China tensions, ensuring efficient logistics and enhanced security in the region.&nbsp;
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The Centre's wildlife panel has approved the establishment of ammunition storage facilities in East Ladakh to enhance military readiness amid ongoing India-China tensions. The new facilities, set to be located at strategic points like Hanle and Photi La near the Line of Actual Control (LAC), address logistical challenges faced by existing storage sites over 250 km away. This move aims to improve operational efficiency and secure a steady supply of ammunition for forward deployments.
The approval paves the way for the creation of Formation Ammunition Storage Facilities (FASF) and underground caverns, crucial for bolstering India's military capabilities. This initiative is part of India's broader strategy to strengthen its security posture in Eastern Ladakh, ensuring forces are well-prepared to handle potential conflicts along the border.

India raises concerns with China over the establishment of new counties in Ladakh and a hydropower project on the Brahmaputra River, asserting its sovereignty and urging transparency and consultation with downstream countries.

India protests China’s new counties including parts of India

India raises concerns with China over the establishment of new counties in Ladakh and a hydropower project on the Brahmaputra River, asserting its sovereignty and urging transparency and consultation with downstream countries.

India has raised concerns with China through diplomatic channels regarding the establishment of two new counties by China in regions that fall within India's Union Territory of Ladakh, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) confirmed today.
On December 27, Chinese state media Xinhua reported that the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China had announced the creation of He'an County and Hekang County, which will be managed by Hotan Prefecture. These new administrative divisions were approved by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council.
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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WATCH</a> | Delhi: On China's two new counties in Hotan prefecture, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal says, " We have seen the announcement pertaining to the establishment of two new counties in Hotan Prefecture of China. Parts of the jurisdiction of these so-called counties fall in&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/Fgjseevk2O">pic.twitter.com/Fgjseevk2O</a>
&mdash; ANI (@ANI) <a href="https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1875142832610271264?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 3, 2025</a></blockquote>
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Responding to the development, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal asserted that parts of these newly created counties are situated within Indian territory in Ladakh, which India has consistently maintained sovereignty over. "India has never accepted the illegal Chinese occupation of Indian territory in this area," Jaiswal stated.
He further emphasized that the formation of these counties would not alter India's stance on its sovereignty or legitimize China's illegal occupation of the region. India has formally protested to China through diplomatic channels in this regard.
The two counties, He'an and Hekang, have their county seats in Hongliu Township and Xeyidula Township, respectively, as reported by Chinese state media.
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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WATCH</a> | On China's dam project, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal says, "We have seen the information released by Xinhua on 25 December 2024 regarding a hydropower project on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. As a lower riparian state with&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/LuQKPQVDNM">pic.twitter.com/LuQKPQVDNM</a>
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In another matter, the MEA also expressed concerns over China's ongoing construction of a hydropower project on the Brahmaputra River, known as the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet. In response to a December 25 Xinhua report on the project, Jaiswal reaffirmed India's position as a lower riparian state with established rights to the river's waters. India has consistently raised concerns about the potential impact of large-scale projects on shared rivers through diplomatic and expert channels.
India has called for greater transparency from China and for consultation with downstream countries, highlighting the need to ensure that the interests of nations like India, which rely on the river, are not negatively affected by upstream activities. "We will continue to monitor the situation closely and take necessary measures to protect our interests," Jaiswal concluded.

The T-72 tank with five soldiers on board sank due to flash floods while they were crossing the river, the officials said.

Five soldiers swept away in flash floods near Line of Actual Control

Flash floods near LAC in Ladakh: report
Five Army soldiers swept away: PTI quoting officials
More details awaited

Five soldiers swept away in flash floods near Line of Actual Control: report

The T-72 tank with five soldiers on board sank due to flash floods while they were crossing the river, the officials said.

Five Army soldiers are feared drowned after they were swept away while crossing a river in a T-72 tank near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Nyoma-Chushul area in Ladakh early Saturday, officials said.
They said the incident occurred near Mandir Morh, 148 kilometres from here, during an exercise around 1 am.
The T-72 tank with five soldiers on board sank due to flash floods while they were crossing the river, the officials said.
A rescue operation has been launched. Further details are awaited.

Namgyal expressed his dissatisfaction with the BJP for picking Tashi Gyalson to represent the Ladakh seat.

Unhappy over not getting picked, BJP's Ladakh MP Jamyang Namgyal rallies supporters 

Namgyal expressed his dissatisfaction with the BJP for picking Tashi Gyalson to represent the Ladakh seat.

Protesting against the BJP for dropping him for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, current Ladakh MP Jamyang Tsering Namgyal rallied his supporters in a show of strength on April 24.
"My supporters have assembled spontaneously in Leh. They are not happy with the nomination. With such a reaction, the big question remains if the party can retain the seat,&rdquo; Namgyal was quoted as saying by the Hindu newspaper.&nbsp;
According to the Hindu newspaper, he expressed his dissatisfaction with the BJP for picking Tashi Gyalson to represent the Ladakh seat. He also hinted at taking a different course of action but did not go into details. &nbsp;
&ldquo;I will sit with my supporters and a final decision will be taken. I will consider the sentiments of my supporters and take a collective decision for the interests of Ladakh. People are not ready to accept the nomination,&rdquo; Namgyal added. &nbsp;
Namgyal shot into the limelight after he delivered a fiery speech in parliament on the abrogation of Article 370 in 2019.

The Apex Body Leh and the Kargil Democratic Alliance said two back-to-back meetings ended without any concrete outcome.

'No headway' on statehood demand, say Ladakh leaders 

 The Apex Body Leh and the Kargil Democratic Alliance said two back-to-back meetings ended without any concrete outcome. 

The Apex Body Leh and the Kargil Democratic Alliance said two back-to-back meetings ended without any concrete outcome.

No headway was made in discussions between the Centre and civil society leaders from Ladakh, who have been demanding statehood and other Constitutional safeguards for the region.
Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday met a six-member delegation of the Apex Body, Leh (ABL) and the Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) from the Union Territory, and assured them that the High Powered Committee (HPC) on Ladakh would look into their demands, the Ministry of Home Affairs said in a statement.
The ministry said the (HPC) headed by Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai has been working with representatives of the ABL and the KDA, and that a sub-committee is also actively engaged with the Ministry of Law and other experts to iron out various issues pertaining to land, employment and constitutional safeguards.
The second meeting of the said sub-committee was held on Monday.
However, the ABL and the KDA issued a statement saying their sub-committee failed to make any headway after two back-to-back meetings with central government functionaries.
The organisations also said they have decided to consult with the people of Ladakh to devise a future course of action.
The ABL and the KDA have been demanding statehood for Ladakh, the inclusion of the Union territory in the 6th Schedule of the Constitution and the setting up of an exclusive public service commission for the high-altitude region.
According to a statement issued by the two organisations, the sub-committee held a meeting with officials of the Union Ministry of Home Affairs and the advisor of the Union Territory of Ladakh which "ended without any concrete outcome".
Subsequently, the sub-committee held a meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah at his residence and that "too didn't result in any positive outcome," the ABL-KDA statement said.
The sub-committee was formed following a meeting held on February 19 between the HPC and a 14-member delegation of the ABL and the KDA, representing various organisations of the Union Territory.
Thupstan Chhewang, Chering Dorjay Lakruk and Nawang Rigzin Jora, representing the ABL, and Qamar Ali Akhoon, Asgar Ali Karbalai and Sajjad Kargili, representing the KDA, are members of the sub-committee.
Akhoon, Chhewang, Lakruk and Karbalai signed the press statement issued on Monday.
The other demands of the delegation include two Lok Sabha seats (one for Kargil and one for Leh) and job opportunities for the residents of the Union Territory, sources said earlier.
Ladakh currently has one Lok Sabha constituency.
Ladakh, which no longer has any Assembly constituency, was earlier part of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir.
The provisions of Article 370 of the Constitution, which gave a special status to Jammu and Kashmir, were abrogated on August 5, 2019, and the erstwhile state was bifurcated into the Union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
According to the provisions of the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, Jammu and Kashmir has been made a Union Territory with a Legislative Assembly and Ladakh a Union Territory without any Assembly.
(With inputs from PTI)&nbsp;
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A video of Ladakhi shepherds being stopped from grazing their cattle near LAC has gone viral on the internet. However, the nomads stood firm against the Chinese soldiers and their bravery is being hailed on social media

Ladakh shepherds stand up to Chinese soldiers, councillor hails nomads' bravery

A video of Ladakhi shepherds being stopped from grazing their cattle near LAC has gone viral on the internet. However, the nomads stood firm against the Chinese soldiers and their bravery is being hailed on social media

Chinese soldiers tried to stop a group of shepherds in Ladakh from grazing their cattle near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) earlier this month. A video that has gone viral on the internet showed the shepherds standing their ground against troops of the People's Liberation Army (PLA).
Councillor of Chushul, Konchok Stanzin, shared a tweet about the incident in which he hailed the nomads and said, "See how our local people are showing their bravery in front of the PLA claiming that the area they are stopping is our nomad's grazing land. "
Konchok further said, "PLA stopping our nomads from grazing in our territory. Seems it is never a never-ending process due to different lines of perceptions. But I salute our nomads, who always stand to protect our land and stand as the second guardian force of the nation."
While speaking with the Indian Express, the councillor said that this incident took place on January 2 and the issue has been resolved. Konchok also said that the Chinese soldiers had come about a kilometre inside the Indian territory at the time.&nbsp;
The video that has gone viral on the internet shows Ladakhi shepherds confronting Chinese soldiers. In the video, the PLA soldiers were also asking the shepherds to leave the area.&nbsp;
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Northern border with China stable but not normal: top army commander

Apparently referring to Pakistan, the Army commander said the neighbouring country has orchestrated the terrorist attacks in the Poonch-Rajouri region as they did not like the ongoing development work.

The northern border is stable but "not normal", a top Army commander said on Sunday, referring to the situation along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Ladakh region.
Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Northern Command, said five of the seven friction points in eastern Ladakh, where the Indian Army and the Chinese PLA are locked in a standoff since May 2020, have been resolved and talks are underway for the remaining areas.
"The northern border area is stable but it is not normal or I can say it's sensitive," he told reporters here.
Apparently referring to Pakistan, the Army commander said the neighbouring country has orchestrated the terrorist attacks in the Poonch-Rajouri region as they did not like the ongoing development work here.
"There was prosperity and improvement in the lives of people in Poonch-Rajouri area. Investments were coming in and people were getting jobs. Our neighbouring country did not like this atmosphere of peace and prosperity. That's why they have been promoting militancy in the area but we have launched counter operations," he said, expressing confidence that they will control militant activities in the coming days.
Lt Gen Dwivedi said the coordination among police, military and local people needs to be improved in the area.
"The number of police stations is being increased while we are carrying out some reorientation as well. This will help us in controlling the situation," he said.
The Army commander said 2023 has been declared as "zero-infiltration year" as no terrorist was able to come in through the Line of Control.
"...But as you said many terrorists are coming. We have taken action.... If you see last year, only 21 terrorists killed were locals, the remaining 55 were foreigners. In 2022, 121 terrorist recruitments took place but in 2023 only 19 have taken place," he told reporters.
He said a lot of positive changes have taken place in Jammu and Kashmir after the abrogation of Article 370.
"A lot of changes have taken place in the past four years. And all the changes have been for good, be it development of infrastructure, tourist arrivals or outside investments. Overall, it is good for the public, and Jammu and Kashmir is playing an important role in nation building," he said.
He was in Srinagar to take part in an Armed Forces Veterans' Day event.
The Armed Forces Veterans' Day is celebrated on January 14 every year as it was on this day in 1953 that the first Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army, Field Marshal K M Cariappa, formally retired from the service.&nbsp;

The BJP has won two seats, while an independent candidate has registered victory in one seat as counting of votes is still underway. 

Congress-NC alliance bags 22 out of 26 seats in Ladakh council polls

NC-Congress alliance won 22 of 26 seats, while BJP bagged two.

The NC-Congress alliance won 22 of 26 seats, while BJP bagged two.

In a big boost, the National Conference and Congress have together won 22 seats defeating the BJP in the LAHDC polls with the counting of votes still underway, officials said on Sunday.
Notably, this is the first-ever poll in J&amp;K after Article 370 was scrapped in 2019.
The elections to 26 seats were held on October 4.
According to the officials, the National Conference (NC) has so far won 12 seats while its ally Congress registered victory in 10. The BJP managed to win just two seats, while independent candidates registered victories on two seats.
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Congress leader Jairam Ramesh credited Rahul Gandhi for the party's win in Ladakh council polls.

'Bharat Jodo Yatra impact': Congress on Ladakh council election win

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh credited Rahul Gandhi for the party's win in Ladakh council polls.

With the Congress winning several seats in the elections to the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC), Kargil, the party said it is a direct impact of Rahul Gandhi-led Bharat Jodo Yatra.
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh also took a swipe at the media saying "the national media will blank it out, but trends coming in show Congress leading convincingly in the elections to the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council, Kargil with an almost complete wipeout of the BJP." "This is a direct impact of Rahul Gandhi continuing Bharat Jodo Yatra in Ladakh last month," Ramesh said in a post on X.
Congress general secretary (organisation) K C Venugopal said the party has registered a resounding victory in the Ladakh hill council elections after 10 years.
"Along with our INDIA partner National Conference, we have swept the entire region in its first election after the abrogation of Art. 370.
"Rahul Gandhi ji's Bharat Jodo Yatra last month across the region has given people of Ladakh and Kargil the faith that the Congress and INDIA have a deep concern about the issues they face, and the need for their democratic sentiments to be given a voice," he said on X.
"Congratulations to all victorious candidates," Venugopal said, adding "I am confident this will usher a new democratic dawn in Ladakh and Kargil".
Another Congress leader P Chidambaram said the LAHDC poll result is a "resounding victory for I.N.D.I.A. and a crushing defeat for the BJP".
"The results show that the people have totally repudiated the misguided agenda of the BJP, the revocation of Art. 370 and the creation of Union Territories out of a State. "If elections are held in the Kashmir valley, the results will not be different," he said.
Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate also said the people of Ladakh-Kargil have spoken decisively. &nbsp;"A resounding mandate for us in the Ladakh-Kargil Autonomous Hill Council elections - the first electoral exercise since abolition of Art 370.
"In August Rahul Gandhi ji's Bharat Jodo Yatra all across Leh-Ladakh met and assured the people of the region that their voices matter," she said.
The National Conference and the Congress together won 22 seats in the LAHDC polls, officials said on Sunday.
The elections to the LAHDC-Kargil was the first poll to be held after Ladakh was carved out as a Union territory following the abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution.
Twenty-six seats of the council went to polls on October 4. The administration nominates four members with voting rights to the 30-member council.
According to the officials, the National Conference (NC) won 12 seats, making it the single largest party, while its ally Congress registered victory in 10. The BJP won two seats, while two independent candidates also registered victory, they said.
The existing council headed by the NC's Feroz Ahmad Khan completed its five-year term on October 1. The new council will be in place before October 11.
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Media outlets have reported that China is building underground facilities in Aksai Chin

China building underground facilities in Aksai Chin: reports

China building underground facilities in Aksai Chin: reports
China reinforcing personnel bunkers in Aksai Chin: reports
Satellite images show tunnelling activity at 3 locations: reports

Media outlets have reported that China is building underground facilities in Aksai Chin

China is reportedly ramping up construction of underground facilities in Aksai Chin to protect its soldiers and weapons from an aerial strike. The area is 70 kms away from the Line of Actual Control.&nbsp;
Multiple media outlets reported that an analysis of satellite images of the area taken on August 18 showed reinforced bunkers at three locations and tunnel-building activity at three more locations.&nbsp;
NDTV reported that analysts identified the presence of at least 11 shafts bored into the hillside on both banks of the river valley.
Hindustan Times reported that reinforced bunkers for troops have earth raised around them for additional protection from aerial or missile attacks.&nbsp;

Ladakh: Army vehicle plunges into gorge


Ladakh: eight soldiers feared dead as Army vehicle plunges into gorge

Ladakh: Army vehicle plunges into gorge Eight soldiers feared dead Rescue&nbsp;operation&nbsp;underway

According to NDTV, there were 10 soldiers in the truck, a part of 5 vehicle convoy , met with an accident.

Nine soldiers were feared dead after their vehicle skidded off the road and plunged into a deep gorge in Leh district of Ladakh on Saturday, officials said.
The accident took place at Kerey in southern Ladakh's Nyoma Saturday evening, the officials said.
According to NDTV, there were 10 soldiers in the truck, a part of 5 vehicle convoy , met with an accident.
A rescue operation was underway at the site.

A video taken from inside the helicopter was shared by news agency ANI.

Watch | IAF rescues UT Disaster Relief Force personnel from Ladakh's Markha Valley

A video taken from inside the helicopter was shared by news agency ANI.

In a daring rescue operation, the Indian Air Force on evacuated five personnel of UT Disaster Relief Force Ladakh's Markha Valley.
A video taken from inside the helicopter was shared by news agency ANI.
According to PRO defence (Leh), IAF's single-engine helicopters flew in unchartered territory and narrow valley which does not have any flat terrain to land.
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This is the first meeting between the defence ministers of the two countries since Galwan clashes in 2020. 

Rajnath Singh meets Chinese defence minister, first since Galwan clash

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh meets Chinese counterpart
1st meeting between Indian, Chinese defence ministers post Galwan
Chinese defence minister in India for SCO summit

This is the first meeting between the defence ministers of the two countries since Galwan clashes in 2020.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday held talks with his Chinese counterpart Li Shangfu and reportedly discussed the lingering border row in eastern Ladakh. This is the first meeting between the defence ministers of the two countries since Galwan clashes in 2020. Li's visit to India is the first by a Chinese defence minister after the clashes. The Chinese defence minister in India for a SCO summit The meeting between the two defence ministers took place days after the Indian and Chinese armies held 18th round of military talks on ending the border row. In the Corps Commander talks on April 23, the two sides agreed to stay in close touch and work out a mutually acceptable solution to the remaining issues in eastern Ladakh at the earliest. However, there was no indication of any clear forward movement in ending the row. India has been maintaining that its ties with China cannot be normal unless there is peace in the border areas. Chinese foreign minister Qin Gang is also set to visit India next week to attend a conclave of foreign ministers of SCO member countries in Goa. The meeting is slated for May 4 and 5.

Namgyal shared a video from the shoot of a Maruti advertisement in Ladakh

Ladakh MP slams Maruti for 'irresponsible act'. Here's why

Ladakh's Lok Sabha MP Jamyang Tsering Namgyal has called out Maruti on Twitter for 'irresponsible advertisement act'. 

Namgyal shared a video from the shoot of a Maruti advertisement in Ladakh

Ladakh's Lok Sabha MP Jamyang Tsering Namgyal has called out Maruti on Twitter for an 'irresponsible advertisement act'.&nbsp;
Namgyal shared a video from the shoot of a Maruti advertisement in Ladakh and wrote 'I condemn @Maruti_Corp's irresponsible advertisement act. The fragile ecosystem should not be destroyed for the sake of commercial gain. I urge the administration to halt the shooting &amp; take legal action as necessary. Let's preserve the unique beauty of Ladakh for future gen.'
The video shows a Maruti driving through a river with majestic mountains in the background as a production crew shoots the ad.&nbsp;

If you are planning your first solo trip, these places are the best to begin with and the safest for women. This International Women’s Day, embrace your freedom and head out for a magical experience.

International Women's Day 2023: Top 5 budget friendly destinations safest for solo women travellers

If you are planning your first solo trip, these places are the best to begin with and the safest for women. This International Women&rsquo;s Day, embrace your freedom and head out for a magical experience.

Everyone should travel solo at least once in their lifetime. However, for women travellers, the most feared thing is their safety and the environment of the destination. If you are planning your first solo trip, these places are the best to begin with. Go ahead, pack your bags and head out for a magical experience.&nbsp;
<h3>Best budget friendly destinations for a solo trip</h3>
Rishikesh&nbsp;
Be it for a yoga retreat, or adventure sports or natural beauty, Rishikesh is one of the best places for solo travellers. It is equally super safe for women making it an ideal destination in India for female travellers. &nbsp;&nbsp;
Puducherry&nbsp;
With remnants of the French colonial past spread across the town's architecture surrounded by serene beaches; this union territory is one of most popular and safest destinations in Southern India. Women can freely roam around without any fear or worry.&nbsp;
Jaipur&nbsp;
Women and girls can freely roam around the pink city without any worries. This city is considered very safe and the best for first time solo travellers. When in Jaipur do not forget to shop your heart out and visit the scenic Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, Amer Fort, Nahargarh Fort among other beautiful forts and palaces.&nbsp;
Darjeeling&nbsp;
Darjeeling is a very popular tourist spot since the British era. The expanse of the mountains of Kanchenjunga, dense forests and the pleasure of traveling by toy train are all worth it. Do not forget to visit the tea gardens and sip on the world famous Darjeeling tea.&nbsp;
Ladakh &nbsp;
Ladakh is such a place which must be visited solo at least once in a lifetime. Although it is generally not recommended for first time travellers, on the contrary solo travel to Ladakh can be magical. The beautiful valleys and serene surroundings will cast their spell on you. Ladakh is a dream that you wouldn&rsquo;t want to be woken up from.&nbsp;
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Red carpet rolled out for Chinese FM instead of being shown 'red eyes': Congress

Congress media department and publicity head Pawan Khera said Jaishankar shook hands with the visiting Chinese foreign minister and reportedly discussed the "abnormal"

After External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met his Chinese counterpart Qin Gang, the Congress attacked the government over the border standoff and alleged that a red carpet was rolled out for the minister instead of being shown "red eyes".
Congress media department and publicity head Pawan Khera said Jaishankar shook hands with the visiting Chinese foreign minister and reportedly discussed the "abnormal" current state of relations with China and the situation along the Line of Actual Control.
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Khera cited Jaishankar's recent reported remarks on China and it being a bigger economy to attack the government.
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Bihar police accused the late soldier's father of encroaching upon the land to build the memorial.

Father of soldier killed in Galwan encroached upon land to build memorial: Bihar police after controversy

Father of a soldier killed in Galwan encroached upon the land to build memorial: Bihar police after controversy


Bihar police accused the late soldier's father of encroaching upon the land to build the memorial.

Following allegations that Bihar police assaulted the father of a soldier killed in the clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers in Ladakh's Galwan Valley in 2020, the police force issued a clarification.
Poonam Keshri, the SDPO of Mahua, said, "On 23 January, a case was filed under SC/ST Act for the building of martyr's memorial on the land of Harinath Ram by the accused."
"First a pillar was erected, then overnight, walls were built around it. Harinath Ram's land is being encroached upon, and his rights are being trampled," she added.
"There was repeated counselling, but he encroached upon the land, and also misbehaved with him," including the police officer in the litany of complaints against late soldier Jai Kishore Singh's father.

The four-hour long marathon started from Lukung and ended at Maan village on Monday with no injury reported to any of the 75 participants.

Ladakh sets Guinness world record for world's highest frozen lake half-marathon

Ladakh has created a Guinness World record by successfully conducting the 21-km trail running event in sub-zero temperatures at 13,862 feet high Pangong Tso.

The four-hour long marathon started from Lukung and ended at Maan village on Monday with no injury reported to any of the 75 participants.

Ladakh has created a Guinness World record by successfully conducting the world's highest frozen lake half-marathon.
The Union territory hosted its maiden 21-km trail running event in sub-zero temperatures at 13,862 feet high Pangong Tso.
The four-hour-long marathon started from Lukung and ended at Maan village with no injury reported to any of the 75 participants.
The event was named the 'Last Run' to remind the people about climate change and the need to save the Himalayas.
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Ladakh is all set to host India's first frozen lake marathon at the world famous Pangong Tso Lake situated roughly at a height of 13,682 feet on 20th February.

India's first frozen lake marathon to take place in Ladakh

India is all set to host its first-ever frozen lake marathon this month.

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The Pangong Frozen lake marathon will be the first of its kind global event to ever take place at this altitude. The purpose of the race is said to promote sustainable tourism and create awareness about climate and the environment.
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Ladakh is all set to host India's first-ever frozen lake marathon at the world-famous Pangong Tso Lake situated roughly at a height of 13,682 feet on February 20.
Adventure Sports Foundation of Ladakh (ASFL), have nicknamed the event &ldquo;The Last Run&rdquo;, highlighting how parts of the lake may be unfit for a race of this kind in years to come.
The Pangong Frozen lake marathon will be the first of its kind to ever take place across the globe at this altitude.
&ldquo;On 20th February Adventure Sports foundation of Ladakh (ASFL) in collaboration with Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council Leh and Ladakh Tourism Department is going to organise India&rsquo;s first 21 km long Pangong Frozen Lake Marathon. It would be an attempt to make a &nbsp;Guinness world record for the world&rsquo;s highest frozen lake marathon,&rdquo; Chief Executive Councilor LAHDC Leh Advocate Tashi Gyalson said.&nbsp;
The purpose of the race is said to promote sustainable tourism and create awareness about climate and the environment as said by the Deputy commissioner of Leh.
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Wangchuk on January 30 ended a 5-day fast demanding safeguards for the eco-fragile union territory. He has also been rallying for Ladakh's special status and statehood. 

'Ladakh was better off as part of J&K state': Sonam Wangchuk

Sonam Wangchuk, the engineer-turned-education reformer who inspired Aamir Khan's character in '3 Idiots', has said that the union territory of Ladakh was better off as a part of the former state of Jammu and Kashmir. 

Wangchuk on January 30 ended a 5-day fast demanding safeguards for the eco-fragile union territory. He has also been rallying for Ladakh's special status and statehood.&nbsp;

Sonam Wangchuk, the engineer-turned-education reformer who inspired Aamir Khan's character in '3 Idiots', has said that the union territory of Ladakh was better off as a part of the former state of Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;
He made the remarks in an interview with NDTV.&nbsp;
Wangchuk on January 30 ended a 5-day fast demanding safeguards for the eco-fragile union territory. He has also been rallying for Ladakh's special status and statehood.&nbsp;

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