Chinese incursion: Arunachal students’ body plans to hoist national flag at frontier village on I-Day
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An Arunachal Pradesh students’ body sent a team to the frontier village of Taksing in the State’s Upper Subansiri district on Thursday (August 13, 2026), to “assess the prevailing situation in the border areas” following reports of alleged incursions and…
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What happened
An Arunachal Pradesh students’ body sent a team to the frontier village of Taksing in the State’s Upper Subansiri district on Thursday (August 13, 2026), to “assess the prevailing situation in the border areas” following reports of alleged incursions and…
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