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Infrastructural development by China in Tibet autonomous region / Bhardwaj, Kulbhushan   Journal Article
Bhardwaj, Kulbhushan Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract In the 215' Century, wars will be won not merely on the fighting prowess of the armies on the battlefield but also on the infrastructural capability of the two antagonists in the area of operations. Thus, having a strong force capability coupled with infrastructural capability is an essential element in winning wars. The development of infrastructure along the lndo-Chinese Border leaves much to be desired. The lack of infrastructure including roads, railways, ammunition and housing shelters, communications, telephone/mobile connectivity, etc. is likely to hamper the logistics sustenance of own military operations against the Peoples' Liberation Army (PLA), thereby impacting successful culmination of own operations.
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