Top stories Indian Army, Chinese PLA clash in Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh

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The two countries have fought only one war, in 1962, when India suffered a humiliating defeat. But simmering tensions involve the risk of escalation – and that can be devastating given both sides are established nuclear powers. There would also be economic fallout as China is one of India’s biggest trading partners.

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he shared 2,100 mile (3,379 kilometer) border has long been the source of friction between India and China. The two countries do not agree on its precise location and both regularly accuse the other of overstepping it, or seeking to expand their territory.

After a long battle,PM Atal Bihar Bajpayee declared India victorious in the Kargil war on 11 July 1999. India has been a victim of wars from a very early period. However, the Indian army has always given its 100% in All Wars Fought by India After Independence.
However, since the late 1980s, both countries have successfully rebuilt diplomatic and economic ties. Since 2008,China has been India’s largest trading partner and the two countries have also extended their strategic and military relations.
If India and China were friends, the shape of the region around them would have been vastly different-at peace with itself and vastly more developed, with flourishing regional trade. Together, they could have been a calming influence on the world. Butthey are not friends, and unlikely to be in the near future.

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