Beijing: China’s Defence Ministry on Thursday said that its military values its relations with the Indian counterpart as it maintained that the 20 rounds of Corps Commander-level talks have helped to ease tensions amidst the eastern Ladakh standoff.Indian and Chinese troops are locked in an over three-year confrontation in certain friction points in eastern Ladakh even as the two sides completed

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said both sides decided to hold the next round of senior commanders’ meeting at the earliest to achieve the "objective" and that it was agreed on the need to ensure a stable situation on the ground and avoid any untoward incident.India and China on Thursday held "constructive" diplomatic talks on proposals to resolve the remaining issues and achieve complete

Washington: The White House National Security Council spokesperson, John Kirby, stressed on Friday that the US continues to improve its strategic partnership with India. On the other side, he added that the US "takes this very seriously," referring to the indictment by the US Department of Justice against an Indian in an alleged foiled assassination plot.While speaking at a press briefing, Kirby

Pak soldiers manning a bunker with a field gun pointed at Indian Army posts across the borderPak Rangers in October initiated a cross-border shelling – the first major ceasefire violation since 2021 – in the Jammu sector that left a BSF Jawan and a woman injured. There have been at least six overall violations since the two sides signed a ceasefire agreement on February 25, 2021.The jury is still

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) on Tuesday (28 November) signed, a contract with Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) for 16 upgraded Super Rapid Gun Mounts (SRGMs) and related accessories, for combat ships of the Indian Navy.The deal, valued at Rs 2,956 crore, will equip the Navy with medium-calibre defence systems capable of anti-missile and anti-aircraft actions, known for their rapid fire rate

The stealth guided-missile destroyer adds muscle to the navy fleet targeted for expansion to 175 warships by 2035India is adding more muscle to its maritime prowess with a stealth-guided missile destroyer, named Imphal, for the Navy. With China expanding its footprint in the Indian Ocean Region, India has scaled up its naval acquisition plan—at least 175 warships by 2035, if not the optimal