CDS Chauhan Highlights Border Tensions and Proxy Wars as India’s Strategic Challenges

Border dispute with China, Pakistan proxy war among six challenges faced by India: CDS Chauhan

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"Border Dispute With China Biggest Challenge, Second Is...": Defence Chief

The unresolved boundary dispute with China is the biggest national security challenge followed by Pakistan's proxy war and its strategy of "bleeding India by a thousand cuts", Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan said on Friday.

CDS Chauhan Highlights Border Tensions and Proxy Wars as India’s Strategic Challenges

General Anil Chauhan, Chief of Defence Staff, emphasized that India's major security challenge is the border dispute with China, followed by Pakistan's proxy war strategy. Speaking in Gorakhpur, Chauhan underscored the need for self-reliance in defense research and outlined India's strategic military responses to regional threats.

Boundary dispute with China biggest challenge: CDS Gen Chauhan

"I consider the unresolved border dispute with China as the biggest challenge. The second major challenge is the proxy war being run by Pakistan against India," Gen Chauhan said.

Boundary dispute with China biggest challenge: CDS Gen Anil Chauhan - The Tribune

He identified regional instability and its impact on India, and the preparations needed to handle future battlefield scenarios with high technology components.

Border dispute with China, Pakistan’s proxy war against India biggest challenges: CDS Chauhan

He laid stress on the government and the military working in tandem for securing country’s national interest. He said that in a democracy, “the military works u