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Chinese Fighter Aircraft Continue To Fly Close To LAC in Ladakh: Report

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The Chinese provocation in aerial activity began last month when Chinese aircraft came very close to Indian positions right on the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

New Delhi:Chinese fighter aircraft are continuing attempts to provoke India in Eastern Ladakh by flying close to the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

This comes amid the Chinese Army holding talks with the Indian Army to disable tensions in Eastern Ladakh region.

According to a report by India Today, top government sources said that the Chinese Air Force fighter aircraft are flying too close to the LAC with India in the eastern Ladakh sector.

The Chinese activity is being monitored closely by the IAF which has deployed multiple assets at advanced bases to tackle any possible threat from Chinese fighter planes, sources said. The provocations by the Chinese Air Force have continued even after the talks between the two sides, who have held 16 round of peace talks at corps commander level, sources added.

The Chinese provocation in aerial activity began last month when Chinese aircraft came very close to Indian positions right on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh in the last week of June. The Indian Air Force (IAF) had responded quickly and activated its assets to tackle any possible threat.

“Chinese aircraft activity is closely monitored by us. Whenever we see Chinese aircraft or remotely piloted aircraft coming too close to the LAC, we take appropriate measures by scrambling or putting our aircraft on higher alert.”The IAF chief was quoted saying by India Today.

When questioned about the reason behind the Chinese Air Force’s provocation just ahead of talks, he had said, “I cannot point to any particular reason why they are doing it but we are monitoring it and we take immediate action by scrambling our fighter jets there.”

 

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Telengana Governor Turns Doctor In Mid Air Indigo Flight

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The Governor, who is a doctor by profession, attended to the IPS officer after he complained of uneasiness amid the flight to the Telangana.

Amaravati: The Governor of Telengana on Saturday got back to her professional duties as a doctor to save the life of a fellow passenger,who was Additional Director General of Police-rank IPS officer onboard in an Indigo airlines flight returning from Delhi to Hyderabad.

Kripanand Tripathi Ujela, a 1994-batch officer, is currently undergoing treatment in a hospital in Hyderabad after being diagnosed with dengue fever.

“Madam Governor saved my life. She helped me like a mother. Otherwise, I could not have made it to the hospital,” the IPS officer was quoted saying by PTI over phone from Hyderabad on.

Mr Ujela, who belongs to the Andhra Pradesh cadre, is currently serving as Additional DGP (Road Safety).

The Governor, who is a doctor by profession, attended to the IPS officer after he complained of uneasiness amid the flight to the Telangana capital around Friday midnight.

“Today I have on boarded with @DrTamilisaiGuv and she treated a patient who fell ill on Air on Delhi-Hyd bound flight.” @IndiGo6E

“My heart rate at that time was just 39 when Madam Governor measured it. She advised me to bend forward and helped me relax, which stabilized my breathing,” Mr Ujela said.
After landing in Hyderabad, he directly went to a hospital where a series of tests were conducted on him.
He was diagnosed with dengue and his platelets count dropped to 14,000.

“Had Madam Governor not been on that flight, I could not have made it. She gave me a new life,” Ujela said, expressing his gratitude to Soundararajan.

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