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HT Evening Brief October 13: India rejects China’s Ladakh claims, CJP alleges police denied lawyers and more
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not written by Hindustan Times · not verifiedGenerated October 13, 2026
- This article provides a summary of various news events, including India's rejection of Chinese claims in Ladakh and the detention of political party members in Delhi. It also covers a fatal shooting in Punjab, the evolving structure of Indian cricket teams, and allegations of misconduct against Mumbai police during a protest.
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India reiterated that Ladakh is an integral part of the country after China objected to New Delhi’s decision to identify 28 geographical features in the region on official maps. The Ministry of External Affairs said Beijing’s denial could not change this fact. The identified features include peaks, mountain passes, glaciers and water bodies, with the exercise aimed at improving their recognition and public awareness. Read more
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