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competition wizard magazine  Published this article page no   149 Previous anniversaries of the war received only modest attention in China — far less than in India — and some Chinese military scholars have in the past viewed the war with India as one of Chinas forgotten wars.That is now changing. There has been renewed attention on 1962 following the Line of Actual Control (LAC) crisis which began in April 2020 and particularly after the June 15 2020 clash in Galwan Valley.If the normalisation of ties with India was one reason for downplaying 1962 in the past the recent plunge in relations has coincided with greater interest both in 1962 and on the boundary dispute. Background On 20 October 1962 the SinoIndian war started with simultaneous Chinese offensives in Ladakh and along the McMahon Line. The war ended with a Chinese ceasefire a month later.The Himalayan border dispute was the chief pretext of the war. China claimed the Aksai Chin area in Ladakh Kashmir and the Tawang area in Arunachal Pradesh as its own (Aksai Chin as part of its Xingjiang and Tawang as part of Tibet). 3. Andhra Pradeshs CLAP campaign The Andhra Pradesh government had on October 2 started the Clean Andhra Pradesh (CLAP)Jagananna Swachha Sankalpam programme to clean up rural areas improve sanitation conditions and waste management with public participation.Rural households are told not to dispose of garbage on the streets and instead hand it over to the garbage collector.Apart from doortodoor collection of garbage the campaign aims for segregation of liquid and solid waste onsite waste treatment and encouraging home composting. 4. Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) The outlawed Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) has claimed responsibility for the recent lowintensity IED blast competition wizard magazine buy.

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