Army Chief Naravane Said- Dispute With China Will Continue

Army Chief Naravane said- border dispute with China will continue in the border areas till the agreement is reached.

Amid the ongoing tension between India and China along the LAC in eastern Ladakh.

Army Chief General MM Naravane has said that till a border agreement is reached between the two countries, sporadic incidents will continue to happen on the border between the two.

The developments in the border areas along the LAC in eastern Ladakh add to the challenges of India’s ongoing legacy of “active and disputed borders” on the western and eastern fronts.

Army Chief MM Naravane, while addressing an event in the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, PHDCCI, said that we have a big border dispute with China.

On China’s aggressive attitude, Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane said that we are fully prepared to give a befitting reply to any misadventure in the future. We have done this before.

The army chief said sporadic incidents with China along the border would continue until a long-term solution to the issue was found.

Our efforts should be towards this point so that we can have lasting peace on the northern (China) border.

There is a need for massive resource mobilization along the northern borders. However, he also underlined that the corona pandemic has affected things to a great extent.

Air Force Day: Indian Air Force requests citizens not to throw garbage and food items in the open.

The Indian Air Force on Wednesday urged citizens of Delhi, Ghaziabad, and adjoining areas not to throw food items and garbage in the open, as garbage accumulates birds

IAF has started the exercise for Air Force Day celebrations on Friday. Air Force Day is celebrated every year on 8 October.

This year, on October 8, at 8 am, the planes’ stunts will begin and the Akash Ganga team’s brave AN-32 aircraft will jump with a colorful parachute.

There is a very serious danger level. Birds accumulate by throwing food and drink in the open.

For the safety of planes, pilots, etc., the Air Force requests all citizens of Delhi, Ghaziabad, and its surroundings not to throw food items and garbage in the open.