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The Nag anti-tank missile is ready for deployment by the military, ending the need for India to import this weapon from either Israel or the US for the range of four kilometres.

Rattled China which had suffered military setbacks on the border has now accused India of playing the Tibet card

China has threatened India of dire consequences in case of an escalated military conflict

Through its mouthpiece, the Communist Party of China has threatened India of dire consequences in case of an escalated military conflict
 

China carried out provocative military movements on the southern bank of Pangong Tso on the night of August 29 and 30. Indian Army troops pre-empted the PLA movement and thwarted the attempt.
 

The first batch of five Rafale jets finally arrived in India

India and China are likely to hold fifth round of corps commander-level talks next week to discuss modalities to ensure early disengagement of Chinese troops from Pangong Tso area in eastern Ladakh

India is all set to build a strategic tunnel under river Brahmaputra
 

The two countries, who finalised on joint production of land and naval systems last year, discussed ways to launch similar lines for military hardware and key platforms.
 

A former PLA officer Jianli Yang has alleged that more than 100 People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers were killed during Galwan clashes 

As the chorus for a retaliation grows against China for the way it killed 43 Indian soldiers, there are reports that India must explore limited military options
 

MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar took to Twitter condemning the attack on India soldiers by Chinese troops and urged Indians to be patient and hoped China will be defeated militarily and economically 
 

An op-ed in New York Times supporting President Donald Trump’s call for military action to quell riots in the name of protests against George Floyd’s death by Tom Cotton, a Senator from Arkansas was met with massive criticism by 800 staff of the publication exposes how the Left ideology has taken over the New York Times 

In the midst of their massive military standoff in eastern Ladakh, India and China on Friday vowed not to allow their "differences" to escalate into disputes and agreed to handle them through talks while respecting each other's sensitivities, concerns and aspirations.
 

In a historic meet, India and Australia signed as many as agreements. This also includes a pact on access to military bases for logistics support.