There Will Be Appropriate Countermeasures To All China’s Wrongdoings With Respect To The Collective Agreement: Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi

There will be appropriate countermeasures to all China’s wrongdoings with respect to the collective agreement,’ said Lieutenant General – not letting the status quo change.

India today warned of Chinese ceasefire violations against the LAC over the past few years.

Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi said we are always ready due to the Chinese incidents in the ongoing conflict in India.

Lieutenant General said we will respond fully to any attempt to unilaterally change the status quo on the anticorruption road.

There will be appropriate countermeasures to all China’s wrongdoings: The stable situation on LAC.

The lieutenant general said that the current position along the LAC remains stable and more efforts are being made to maintain it further.

The general said China has repeatedly tried to change the status quo but has received an appropriate response.

Army’s Northern Command Chief, Lt. General Upendra Dwivedi, said the interagency cooperation between the BSF, ITBP, and other CAPFs has yielded better results in protecting civilians at the border.

He said special training operations were also conducted for the defenders on the LAC.

Indian army is ready for any situation.

The General said that our Indian Army is ready to face any situation.

He said that I assure that the borders are being protected by the use of technical equipment and patrolling operations and that the morale of the army is high.

PM addressed the post-price range webinar, said – to sell tourism in India, questioning out of the box.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday addressed the post-budget webinar organized by the Ministry of Tourism through video conferencing.

During this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that to give a new height to the tourism sector in India, out-of-the-box thinking and long-term planning will have to be done.

He also said during his address that today’s ‘New India’ is moving forward with a new work culture. This time also there has been a lot of fanfare for the budget. The people of the country have taken it positively.

He said that whenever it comes to developing a tourist destination, three questions are very important.

First- What is the potential of that place? Second- What is the infrastructural need there for Ease of Travel, and how will it be fulfilled? Third – What new will you do for promotion?

He said that in the context of India, the scope of tourism is huge. Yatras has been happening here for centuries, it has been a part of our cultural-social life.