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Bangalore/Jammu/New Delhi/Kashmir, Jun 17(EFE/EPA).- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi insisted on Wednesday that India wanted peace with China but warned of a strong response if provoked by Beijing.Modi's was speaking in response to a clash between the Indian and Chinese forces on the night between Monday and Tuesday, in which at least 20 soldiers were killed, marking the worst incident in 45 years between the two sides.(ICamera: JAGADEESH NV/JAIPAL SINGH/RAJAT GUPTA/FAROOQ KHAN).SHOTLIST: ANTI-CHINA PROTESTS IN BANGALORE, JAMMU AND NEW DELHI, INDIA; MILITARY DEPLOYMENT IN KASHMIR NEAR THE BORDER WITH CHINA.
McLeod Ganj / Mumbai , June 19 (EFE/EPA).- India for the first time on Friday said 76 of its soldiers had been wounded in deadly hand-to-hand combat with Chinese troops during a clash on a disputed mountainous border earlier this week, in which 20 of its personnel were killed."No one (among the injured soldiers) is critical as of now. All are stable,” an Indian Army source told EFE on the condition of anonymity.He said that 18 soldiers were being treated at the military hospital in Leh, the capital of the federally-administered Ladakh region. (Camera: SANJAY BAID / DIVYAKANT SOLANKI)FOOTAGE SHOWS A PROTEST IN MC LEODGANJ (00:00:00-00:01:18) AND NOTHER IN MUMBAI (00:01:18 - 00:02:48) AFTER 76INDIAN ARMY PERSONNEL WERE INJURED IN A CLASH WITH CHINESE TROOPS.
Images show Pakistani forces on the Spin Boldak-Chaman border crossing with Afghanistan, where Afghan forces are clashing with Taliban fighters in an operation to retake the key border crossing. The insurgents are tightening their grip in the north and battling for the stronghold of an infamous warlord. IMAGES on the Pakistani side of the border
Police and protesters clash on Bolivar Square in the Colombian capital Bogota on the eighth day of anti-government protests that have left at least 24 people dead and more than 800 others injured. IMAGES TO FOLLOW VIDI99D7YA_EN
Haryana (India), Mar 6 (EFE), (Camera:Rajat Gupta).- Protesting Indian farmers on Saturday blocked a highway near the national capital to mark the 100th day of their agitation against the government's controversial agricultural reforms.The farmers refuse to end their protests, alleging that the new agricultural laws, approved last year, would devastate the agricultural sector of India.The blockade on the Western Peripheral Expressway on the edge of Delhi was imposed from 11 am until 4 pm, which affected the movement of commercial transport to some satellite towns of the capital.Demonstrators at various protest sites on the borders of Delhi waved black flags “as a mark of support to the ongoing movement against the Indian government,” Kisan Ekta Morcha or Farmers' Unity Front wrote on Twitter.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTESTS ON SATURDAY
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