Line of Actual Control

As India races to catch up on infrastructure, its military is increasingly engaged with the PLA.

A disturbing disparity has emerged in infrastructure development on either side of the disputed Sino-Indian border.

The two nations will sign a border agreement that was almost entirely dictated by Beijing.

A look at how Beijing and New Delhi are spinning events across their border.

New reports say the PLA has “incrementally” occupied 640 km of Indian territory in recent months.

Indian strategic circles are having an important debate on the virtues of sea power versus land power.

Recent border incursions prompt India to bolster its conventional deterrence.

Don’t blame the US Pivot; China is containing itself.

The increasingly frequent Chinese intrusions into India have coincided with greater diplomatic ties.

Amid diplomatic efforts, Beijing still seems intent on asserting its claims on the Sino-Indian border.

The drills, which will be held in the “near future,” will be the first between those particular services.

India is expected to raise 40,000 troops with offensive capabilities to counter China on the line of actual control.