Indian Army Chief calls LAC situation “sensitive but stable,” while highlighting underlying military and diplomatic challenges.
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The India-China Border Agreement: What Lies Ahead
The recent India-China border agreement could redefine relations along the Line of Actual Control.
The Indian Route: Harmony or Hegemony?
From secularism to systemic persecution of religious minorities, from proscribing international condemnation to unilaterally and forcefully imposing decisions over bilateral territorial disputes; India is essentially paradoxical in dodging global indicators as well as in its very fabric.
