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May temperatures to be unrelenting across north, west India

Heatwaves in May are likely to persist over Rajasthan, Gujarat, Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh: IMD

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J&K HC says no freedom of speech for stating Kashmir under military occupation: Bar and Bench report

The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh last week held that statements that Kashmir is occupied by the military or that people of the region have been reduced to slaves would not be protected by the right to freedom of speech and expression under Article 19(1)(a) of the…

Newslaundry

Efforts to promote U.P.'s 'Kalanamak' rice, Bihar's 'makhana' earn PM's award

‘Kalanamak’ rice is an ODOP product of Siddharthnagar, an aspirational district located in Terai belt of Uttar Pradesh and makhana is ODOP from Bihar's Darbhanga district

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After bridge construction over Pangong Lake, official says now China installed mobile towers 'very close' to Indian territory

After China constructed a bridge over the Pangong lake in Ladakh, a senior official of the Chushul region has claimed that it has now installed mobile towers near its side of the border.

Dynamite News

India: Test firing of anti-tank missile HELINA carried out successfully

Another successful test of the indigenous helicopter launched Anti-Tank Guided Missile 'HELINA' was done successfully on Tuesday in Ladakh. More on Dynamite News:

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6 feared trapped in bridge collapse in Ladakh; Lt. Governor orders probe

A section of the under-construction Shatse Takna bridge near village Diskit collapsed suddenly

The Hindu

Owaisi demands white paper on Chinese intrusions

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Morning digest | U.N. suspends Russia from Human Rights Council, India abstains; Chinese hackers target power grid near Ladakh, and more

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Pashmina to get distinct Varanasi identity

VARANASI: From the Himalayan highlands of Leh-Ladakh to the banks of river Ganga in Varanasi, the heritage handicraft of Pashmina is all set to get a brand-new identity.

The Times of India

Chinese hacker groups continue to target Indian power plants, says government

At least two attempts by Chinese hackers were made on electricity distribution centres near Ladakh but were not successful, Power Minister R.K. Singh said.

The Hindu

Chinese hackers target power grid near Ladakh

Launching a cyber-espionage campaign against India, suspected state-sponsored Chinese hackers have targeted electricity distribution centres near Ladakh, a report by private intelligence firm Recorded Future Inc. has said.

The Hindu

Six times more funds for improving infrastructure along China border in Arunachal: Government

India shares 3,488 km-long Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh

The Hindu

BJP withdraws support to NC-led Kargil hill council

But the NC sounds confident that it has the numbers to complete the term

The Hindu

Strategic Zojila tunnel to see defence forces crossing into Ladakh 2 years ahead of deadline

This will ensure that mobilisation of the Army and machines is no longer affected due to snowfall

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Army's Siliguri Corridor insertion drill coincided with Wang's India visit

NEW DELHI: The Army has conducted another 'airborne insertion and rapid response' exercise in the strategically-sensitive Siliguri Corridor, the narrow strip of land that connects the northeast with the rest of India, amidst the ongoing 22-month-long military confrontation with China in eastern Ladakh.

The Times of India

India, China agree to disagree on LAC as India seeks border peace, China long-term view

India pressed China for an early and complete disengagement of troops in the remaining areas along the LAC in eastern Ladakh, as foreign minister S Jaishankar and NSA Ajit Doval met Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi Friday, saying normalisation of the border situation is a prerequisite for normalisation of ties.

Dynamite News

Visiting Chinese FM Wang and NSA Ajit Doval hold talks

Wang arrived in Delhi on Thursday evening in the highest-level visit between the two countries after the ties came under severe strain following the military standoff in eastern Ladakh that began nearly two years ago. Full Report

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The peculiar case of Ladakh’s eastern boundary

Atmanirbhar Bharat requires a bold relook at old misconceptions while continuing dialogue

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Reports: Chinese foreign minister arrives in India

Indian media have reported Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has arrived in the Indian capital, his first trip since troops from the two countries engaged in a tense faceoff and occasional clashes along their disputed border

The Times of India

Magnitude-4.3 earthquake hits Ladakh

NEW DELHI: An earthquake of magnitude 4.3 hit Ladakh on Tuesday morning.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Artists Build Ice Colosseum in Indian Himalaya

In the Indian Himalayas, at 3,350 meters in the region of Ladakh, artists are chainsawing blocks of ice from a frozen river in the village of Chilling, creating what they call a mini-Colosseum. Inspired by China's Harbin International Ice Festival, the Kangsing collective installed the mini-Colosseum at the entry of…

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Electric two-wheeler start-up plans ₹150 crore facility in State

Gravton’s Kanyakumari to Ladakh relay expedition enters record books

The Hindu

A border move that will only bolster China

The attempt to delink the strategically important area of Depsang from the ongoing Ladakh border crisis is worrying

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The sky is the limit for astro tourism

Travel plans on hold again because of the pandemic? Look up, as astro tourism grows, inspiring star gazers and photographers

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