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Month after Doklam withdrawal, more Chinese troops on the plateau than ever before

October 1, 2017;

By Sandeep Unnithan, India Today – 28 September 2017 Sometime in early August, the dry, desolate plateau around the Gurudongmar lake in north Sikkim resounded with the roar of tank engines. A squadron of 14 Indian army T-72 tanks kicked … Continued

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