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Seven Key Agreements between India and Israel

Seven agreements were signed between the two countries on the second day of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel. In the joint statement, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the relations between the two countries are like marital relations. He said, "This (Indo-Israeli relation) is a marriage made in heaven, but we are implementing it here on earth."

Netanyahu said, "This is a very emotional moment for me. We are making history." He said," We are facing the challenge of terror forces. We have agreed to work in this area." India and Israel have signed agreements related to water conservation, planning of cooperation on nuclear clocks in India.

In joint statement, Narendra Modi said, "In our talks, not just bilateral issues were discussed, but it also talked about how our cooperation can help bring global peace and stability. Israel is the leading country in agriculture, water and new discoveries. Prime Minister (Netanyahu) and I have also agreed to protect our strategic interests. '' Prime Minister invited Narendra Modi to visit India, including Israeli Prime Minister's family on this occasion.

Modi presented his Israel counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu on two replica set of copper plates taken from Kerala, which is part of Jewish history in India. It is believed that both copper plates are of 9-10th century. Modi is the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Israel. Prime Minister Modi said that he is honored to be the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Israel, although diplomatic relations between the two countries are 25 years old.

Launched ICBM Missile, North Korea Said, Is a Gift of Independence Day for American Bastards

North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un told that the test of ballistic missile with an intercontinental firepower was a gift given to American Bastards on the occasion of their Independence Day.

According to Pyongyang's official news agency Korean Central News Agency, leader Kim Jong-Un after inspecting the ballistic missile launch said that American Bastards will not be more pleased with the gift sent on their Independence Day on July 4. Laughing loudly, he said, we should continue sending gifts in the middle to remove their sadness.

North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile is capable of carrying large, heavy nuclear weapons, which can re-enter the Earth's atmosphere.

This is said today by North Korea's official news agency.

Washington described the missile yesterday as the ICBM. On the other hand, independent experts had said that this missile could reach Alaska.

The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said that leader Kim Jong-Un abused after inspecting the launch, said that the American will not be more pleased with the gift sent on their Independence Day on July 4.

According to the KCNA, he laughed loudly, "We should continue sending gifts in the middle to remove their boredom."

Kim inspected the Song-14 missile and expressed satisfaction, saying, "It looks very beautiful and it has been made well".

With the end of the peninsula war in 1953, North and South Korea split and the end of this war took place with the ceasefire instead of the peace accord.

North Korea says it needs nuclear weapons to protect itself from the threat of invasion.

The KCNA quoted Kim as saying that the North Korean conflict with Washington has reached the final stage, and until North Korea completely eliminated the nuclear threat from America and America's enemy policy, its nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles do not neglect at any cost.

South Korea's joint chiefs of staff said in a strong message of warning that in response to its (Missile Launch), American and South Korean soldiers practiced today by firing several missiles in parallel.

China's Threat, India should Remove the Amy as soon as Possible

China's ambassador to India, Lou Jajoi, described it as very serious and said that India has to decide how to solve this issue.

Chinese media is constantly threatening India with war. When asked about the ambassador, he said that the Chinese government had also talked about that option and now all depend on the Government of India.

The ambassador said that the Chinese government wants to maintain peace with India and to maintain the situation like earlier India will have to remove its forces from Doka La area.

The ambassador said that it is most important to remove soldiers from there for further talks.

There is a dispute between India and China in the Doka La area. The situation has remained like this for the past 20 days. The whole controversy began with a road that China was building there. Bhutan calls that area dockalam and India calls it Doka La. China claims that the place is its own and it is building itself in its own share. There is no diplomatic relations between China and Bhutan, India supports Bhutan on every front.

The ambassador said that the situation is very serious. He alleged that this is the first time that Indian soldiers crossed the LoC and went towards them. The ambassador also said that India has no right to speak between China and Bhutan and to empower Bhutan to declare the right to the disputed site. The Ambassador finally said that India should remove the army as soon as possible, it would be good for both countries.

China's Newspaper Wrote, Chinese Troops should Teach India a Strong Lesson

A day after China gave India a giggle, China's Dragon media again said that New Delhi should either recall its soldiers from Sikkim with respect or push them out by the Chinese army.

Earlier China had said that Beijing would not compromise on the border dispute issue. China's official newspaper, Global Times, has written in its editorial that if India's army engages in border dispute with China, it will have to suffer more than 1962.

The newspaper has written that Chinese troops should teach India a strong lesson.

Explain that there is tension between India and China for 20 days in Sikkim due to making road by China at a disputed location, the two countries have deployed their own forces near the disputed site.

The Global Times has written in its editorial, "We expect that the People's Liberation Army of China is so powerful that the Indian forces can run away from the Chinese territory, now the Indian army has to choose that it likes to go out of respect or the Chinese army throw them out."

According to the editorial in Global Times, China believes that if India thinks that it is capable of war on Two-half fronts, then China laughs at India's ability.

The newspaper writes, "If New Delhi feels that it can perform its military power in Doka La and India is ready for war on the Two-half fronts, then we would like to say to India that we undermine it military capabilities.''

Explain that some days ago, Indian Army Chief Bipin Rawat has said that India is ready to fight simultaneously on Two-half fronts ie Pakistan, China and Naxals.

The dispute between India and China started on 6th June with a road construction on a valley near Sikkim. China wants to make a road on this land owned by Bhutan.

China claims that Indian troops have stopped this construction by entering into China's territory Doka La.

India says that there may be serious security consequences for road construction in this area, India also said that China is telling the area where its owner is Bhutan. Bhutan has also given diplomatic and strategic support to India's stand.

Explain that the issue of land dispute is very important for India. This land is connected to the rest of the country from the northeast states of India. Given its strategic importance, it is also called 'chicken neck'.

The Longest Deadlock after the 1962 War in India and China, India Deployed more Troops

India deployed more soldiers in 'non-combat mode' to strengthen its position in a region near Sikkim, Where the Indian soldiers have been stalemate with Chinese troops for nearly a month and this is the longest deadlock between the two armies since 1962.

Sources said that after being destroyed two bunkers of India by China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) and adopted aggressive moves India has deployed more troops. The guns are placed towards the ground in non-combat mode.

The sources said that the PLA had asked the Indian Army to remove two bunkers set up in 2012 at Doka La's lantern from the Indian Army, which was near the Chambi Valley, giving the first details of the developments before the deadlock between the two countries. And India-Bhutan-Tibet fall in the trijunction corner. The Indian army patrolling this area for many years had decided in 2012 that with the security of Bhutan-China border there, two bunkers will be kept ready for help from behind.

Sources said that the advance front of the Indian Army had informed the 33 Corps Headquarters located in Sukna in north Bengal about the warnings given to the bunkers by China. However sources said that on June 6, two Chinese bulldozers had destroyed the bunkers and claimed that this area belonged to China and India or Bhutan did not have any right over it. He said that the deployed Indian soldiers prevented Chinese troops and machines from infiltrating the area or causing further damage.

Extra forces were sent from the brigade headquarters located around 20 kilometers from the confrontational spot on June 8, during which the soldiers of both sides suffered minor injuries due to the clash. After the 141 divisions of the PLA located in the area, its troops began to arrive, after which the Indian Army also strengthened its position.

This is the longest deadlock since 1962 between the armies of India and China. The last time in 2013, became the impasse to 21 days, when it was signed by Depsang within 30 kilometers Plains Indian territory by Chinese troops in Daulat Beg Oldi sector in Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir and it is part of Xinjiang province had claimed. Although they were repatriated back.

Sikkim was made a part of India in May 1976 and is the only state with a definite boundary with China. These border lines are based on a treaty held in China in 1898. Following the Indo-China war of 1962, the Indian troops stationed in the area were handed over to the Indian Army and ITBP. A camp of ITBP is located 15 km from the international border.

After the confrontation between the two sides, the Indian Army sent an officer of the Major General rank to the area and a proposal for flag negotiation with the Chinese officials was proposed. China rejected such two urges from India, but accepted the third offer of the meeting. In this meeting, the Chinese army asked the Indian army to bring back its troops from the Lantern area, which falls in Doka La. Doka La is the Indian name of that area which Bhutan Dokalam calls, while China claims to be part of its Donglong area.

Sources said that in view of the deadlock, the Chinese troops stopped the first group of 47 passengers who went to Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. He also told the Indian side that the visas of 50 people included in another group were also canceled. The road to Sikkim for Kailash Mansarovar located in Tibet was opened in 2015, so that pilgrims from Nathu La can go from buses on a 1500-km-long route. This is not the first such infiltration at Doka La. Chinese soldiers destroyed some temporary bunkers in the Indian Army in November 2008.

Defense experts believe that China wants to establish its dominance over the Chambi Valley, which is in the southern part of Tibet. By claiming Doka La area, Beijing wants to broaden its geographical position so that it can monitor all activities on the Indo-Bhutan border. China has also increased diplomatic pressure on India and has registered a protest against the crossing of the border allegedly by Indian troops in Sikkim region.

Chinese President Warns in Hong Kong - Do Not Try to Cross the Red Line

On the occasion of 20 years of China's rule in Hong Kong, President Xi Jinping warned on Saturday (July 1) that any attempt to threaten China's sovereignty in Hong Kong in the name of democracy will have to cross the Red Line and its permission can not be given.

In a ceremony organized by Britain on the 20th anniversary of the transfer of Hong Kong to China, Jinping said that Hong Kong had never been so free before as it is today. At the same time, he cautioned against setting up unfair challenges for Beijing rule.

He gave this warning on the occasion of the oath taking ceremony of Beijing-based new chief executive Carrie Lam in Hong Kong. "The threat to national sovereignty and security, threat to the right of the central government and challenge the authority of the fundamental law of the Hong Kong specially administered region, or any attempt to use Hong Kong for infiltrate and damage the main area will be cross the red line and it will not be allowed at all'' said Xi, general secretary of the ruling Communist Party of China.

Lam has been selected by the China Supporter Committee. Right now the decision is being criticized and many people are calling it a deployment of a puppet of China in the city. At the same time some people are angry with Beijing's hard-fought capture of about eight million people's freedom.

This reaction of the Chinese President came after the self-determination of the young workers or demanding full independence for Hong Kong. China's efforts on the demand of young workers have stabilized. He said that Hong Kong has so many more democratic rights as never before.

Lam, before joining Xi, took oath of office under the National Flag of China at the Harbarfront Convention Center in the country. Britain gave control of Hong Kong of Asia's financial center in 1997 to China.

America: Gunman Shot Dead in a Nightclub in Arkansas, 17 Injured

There is news of firing at a nightclub in Arkansas State of US.

According to the American media, there was a dispute during a concert in the Little Rock city of the state, after which a gunman started firing.

17 people are being injured in the incident. According to the police, the incident happened around two and a half hours on Saturday night. One person was being said to be severely injured, but his condition is stable at the moment. No information has been found about the suspect, but the police say that the situation is not related to any terror or active shooter.

India Should Avoid War with China, China is Ahead of India in Strength: Assam's Governor

On fresh tension between India and China, Assam Governor Banwari Lal Purohit gave a startling statement. He has said that India should avoid war with China because China is much ahead of India in strength.

The governor of BJP-ruled Assam, Banwari Lal Purohit said that India was free after two years of China's independence, but today the situation is that we are afraid of China today.

In a program of police officers of North-Eastern states, Banwari Lal Purohit said, "China was independent of us two years ago. Today the situation is that we are afraid of China."

He said that India should avoid war from China because China is very much ahead of us. Governor Banwari Lal Purohit has regarded corruption as responsible for the reason behind India's backwardness. He said that the demons of corruption have ruined India.

Explain that tensions have increased over the last few days over border disputes between India and China. This dispute has begun, when the Chinese forces started a bulldozer on two temporary bunkers in the Indian territory in Sikkim. After this, Army Chief Bipin Rawat visited Sikkim on Thursday (June 29). Now here the two countries have deployed their three-three thousand troops, and no one is ready to retreat.

Meanwhile, China said in a threatening manner to India on Thursday that if India does not recall its troops from 'Chinese territory' then the dispute between the two countries can be increased. China has said that India should take lessons from the war of 1962 and should not create noise for the war.

India has given a strong reaction to this statement of China. India's Defense Minister Arun Jaitley said that China should understand that there is much difference in 1962 and 2017 of India.

Meanwhile, India has officially denied reports of the infiltration of Indian soldiers in the Chinese border and said that infiltration was done by China's troops.

India's Foreign Ministry has written a letter to China and said that India expresses serious concern for the construction of the road in Dokalam area by China. According to India, with this attempt of China, there can be a change in the geographical situation on the tri-head
of Sikkim-Bhutan-Tibet, which can lead to serious security consequences. Bhutan has also cracked the Chinese efforts to make roads in this area.

Stress on the Border: India and China Deployed Three-Three Thousand Soldiers

After the recent border dispute in Sikkim between India and China, the two countries have increased security arrangements in this area. Both China and India have deployed three-three thousand troops in this area.

Indian Army Chief Bipin Rawat visited the 17 Mountain Division of Gangtok and 27 Mountain Division in Kalimpong on Thursday (June 29).

The dispute began when Chinese troops destroyed two temporary bunkers in the Indian territory. The disputed area located in Sikkim of India is near the border of Bhutan and Tibet.

According to the Times of India report, the situation in this area, especially Doka La, has remained serious for many years. Both the countries do not want to retreat their soldiers. Indian soldiers created a human wall to stop China's latest attempt to infiltrate. Bipin Rawat gave special attention to the 17th Division in his tour. Four brigades of 17th Division have the responsibility of protecting Eastern Sikkim. There are more than three thousand soldiers in every brigade. All the officers of 33 Corps and 17th Division were present during Bipin Rawat tour. Rawat returned to New Delhi on Friday (June 30th) morning.

China wants to make the road going to Dokalam valley of Bhutan in this area, but India has clearly refused to allow it to do so. Bhutan has also asked China to stop road construction. China is building a high quality road that can be easily accessible by heavy military vehicles.

In a statement issued on Thursday, the Chinese army said that he conducted a road test of a tank of 35 tons in Tibet. It is believed that China is building up to 40 tons weightable road.

China wants to strengthen its strategic position in its Chanbi valley, which is growing between Sikkim and Bhutan, by constructing a road in the Dokalam valley of 269 square kilometers. China wants Bhutan to hand over the Dokalam Valley to him, in return, he will leave his claim on the area of 495 square kilometers of northern Bhutan. But India is very sensitive to this area in view of its security needs.

China Threatens India: Take Lessons from the Defeat of 1962, Do not Make Noise for War

China warned India on Thursday (June 29th) that if it does not call back its troops from the Chinese territory, then the current tension will increase on the border and this is the only condition for meaningful talks on the border deadlock.

Beijing said that it has pictures of violations of the Chinese border of Indian soldiers. Foreign Ministry spokesman Loo Kang showed photos for a few seconds in a conversation with the reporters. The picture did not clearly show due to distance.

Loo said that after the press briefing these photographs will be posted on the Ministry of External Affairs website. He said, "We once again urge the soldiers to return to the Indian border, to follow the historic boundary conference from the Indian side, respect China's territorial sovereignty and not increase tension."

He said, "This is the condition for settlement of the dispute and the basis for starting meaningful talks".

The meaning of the Chinese territory by Loo means from Donglong and Dokalam, which is a disputed region between China and Bhutan, where there has been a clash between the People's Liberation Army and the Indian soldiers. China has accused India of obstructing road construction with the collusion of Bhutan.

After the soldiers came face to face, China suspended the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra of Indian pilgrims. Pilgrims were going to Kailash Mansarovar while going through Nathula Pass which has been closed.

Loo said that the news of Indian soldiers entering the Chinese territory can not be denied.

He said, "India is violating the promise of the Government of India along with our historic boundary conventions. I can show you photos of the violation of the boundary."

Bypassing opposition from Bhutan on road building towards Bhutanese military camp in Donglam or Donglong area of Jonplari, said that this is happening in the Chinese sector and construction is just and legitimate.

Bhutan has issued a Demarsh (diplomatic action) to the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi regarding this incident as there is no diplomatic relationship between the two countries.

Loo said, "Donglong has been part of China since ancient times. This is an indisputable area and we have adequate legal grounds in this regard."

Loo said, "And building roads in my area is the sovereign action of China. It is completely just and legitimate.''

Not only India and Bhutan, there are disputes over the border with the remaining 12 neighboring countries of China.