City
Epaper

CDS Bipin Rawat meets J&K L-G Manoj Sinha in Jammu

By ANI | Updated: January 13, 2021 06:05 IST

The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat on Tuesday called on Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Manoj Sinha at Raj Bhawan here.

Open in App

The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat on Tuesday called on Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Manoj Sinha at Raj Bhawan here.

He was accomped by Army Commander of Northern Command, Lieutenant General YK Joshi.

Yesterday, Bipin Rawat and YK Joshi visited the Ladakh sector and reviewed operational preparedness at the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

General Rawat's two-day visit to the Ladakh area comes as India and China are locked in a military conflict over aggression shown by the Chinese in April-May timeframe this year.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Battles and Leaders of the Civil WarindiajammuYk JoshiIndiUk-indiaRepublic of india
Open in App

Related Stories

HockeyIndia Clinches Bronze with 4-2 Win Over Argentina in FIH Men’s Junior Hockey World Cup (VIDEO)

CricketIndia vs South Africa 2025 Schedule: Full List of Matches, Dates, Venues and Fixtures

TechnologyOpenAI Offers ChatGPT Go Free for a Year in India; Check All the Features Users Can Now Access

NationalGolden Power: Indian Women Now Hold 24,000 Tonnes of Gold, Outshining Global Investors

MumbaiMumbai Man Pursuing PhD in US Booked for Sexually Abusing Woman on False Promise of Marriage

National Realted Stories

NationalSurat Fire: Massive Blaze Erupts at Furniture Warehouse in Gujarat (Watch Video)

NationalRajasthan Police cracks down against sand mafia; 5 SHOs suspended, 6 transferred

NationalJ.P. Nadda arrives in MP's Indore, CM Mohan Yadav calls him 'lucky' for BJP

National‘Conspiracy to sell Aravali’: Gehlot accuses Centre of turning CEC into ‘puppet’

NationalPMK leader Ramadoss calls for federal structure in Sri Lanka, says unitary system failed Tamils