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China's geostrategic perspect and Eastern Ladakh / Bajwa, J S

Bajwa, J S	Journal Article
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PLA ; Colonialism ; China ; India ; LAC ; Eastern Ladakh ;
International Boundary ; Doklam

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ID: 174923

Deja vu standoffs in Eastern Ladakh / Bakhshi, Rajan

Bakhshi, Rajan	Journal Article
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China ; India ; Standoff ; Eastern Ladakh ; Chinese Chequers

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Eastern Ladakh: can India afford the luxury of inaction / Bijwa, JS

Bijwa, JS	Journal Article
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2013.

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The Armed Forces are India's "hard-power" assets and not a tool for diplomacy on the borders. Deployment of an armed force to support a diplomatic effort is axiomatic as it lends strength to diplomacy. Should "soft power" of diplomacy fail, then the will to suitably demonstrate use of "hard power" must not be found wanting. India is a Nation tugging at its leash to surge forward in all arenas of development. Without throwing caution to winds, there is a requirement to be less tentative and more assertive. India's national interests must be paramount. At stake here are the aspirations of a young generation for a bright progressive future. "Perform necessary action; it is more powerful than inaction; without action, you even fail to sustain your own body." -Mahabharata

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National Security ; Military Policy ; Military Strategy ; China ; India ; International Border ;
Indo-China relations ; Hard Power ; Line of Control - LOC ; Line of Actual Control - LAC ; Border Dispute - Indo-China ; Eastern Ladakh ;
Diplomatic Relation ; Foreign Policy

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ID: 174199

Russian Neutrality In India-China Standoff / Sonkar, Anima

Sonkar, Anima	Journal Article
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India and China are not natural allies and the Galwan clashes in Eastern Ladakh has broken the myth of any strategic relationship or peaceful borders that may have existed in last few decades.In the wake of the ongoing India-China standoff since last 5 months at various flash points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and after the killing of India’s 20 soldiers including one Commanding Officer in Galwan valley in a premeditated attack by China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA), a change in India’s foreign policy apparently has become inevitable.

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Eastern Ladakh ; Russian Neutrality ; India-China Standoff ; Galwan clashes

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