From Day One, a PLA unit has been on the central stage of what the Communist Party of China called the 'People's War' against the 'demon' virus.

The role Chinese army played in the pandemic

Unlike India, the Chinese prefer to stay back in peak winter, confident of quick mobilisation.

Just a road: Better infrastructure could save Indian troops from serving in extremely harsh, cold conditions on the Indo-China border

Unlike India, the Chinese, with the advantage of roads that take them to the border in a jiffy, can afford to stay back in peak winter, confident of quick mobilisation, not needing to expose their men to extreme conditions.

The pace of development on the Indian side of the border is painfully slow.

Why India should not take China's 'war cry' lightly

Can our government be bold enough to bring in private players on a big scale to guard the border before the elections?

New Delhi can play the duet but has to ready for the duel.

In 2019, why India must remain cautious of Chinese intentions

New Delhi can play the duet but has to be ready for the duel.

Beijing does not appear to be in a hurry to change its stand on trans-border terrorism.

Why India and China need to build ‘trust’ and not just ‘confidence’ in their relationship

A change in guard at Thimphu could mean a pro-China tilt. As such, India needs to retain its primacy in Bhutan's foreign policy priorities.

Why Bhutan's 2018 general election results could concern India

India needs to act fast.

After Doklam, how China is opening a new front on the Himalayan border

Who is telling the truth about Doklam?

Sushma Swaraj vs Rahul Gandhi - Who is telling the truth about Doklam?

If there was indeed a resolution, what were the terms?

From wars with other nations to our internal conflicts, the military has done a stellar job.

Responding to an intellectual’s opinion about the Indian Armed Forces

Linking Xinjiang to south Asia seems to be a new dream for the leadership in Beijing.

Doklam