How And Why Of Kailash Range Operation In Ladakh

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[@joydeepghosh9215]

#india made a harakiri by vacating #kailash range now china has ensured neither can we repeat it noe we can reach anywhere near it, if we had we could have staked claim to the actual border

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[@ekomkara]

Nitin what's not clear is whether India gave up it's advantage, and why? The corresponding advantage isn't there!

[@vikaskhanna8559]

Super Amazing.. only 2 words to describe Indian Army...JAI HIND 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 I so wish this show gets a billion views globally

[@nitingokhale184]

Thank you

[@gsridharan9435]

Very proud of the professionalism of Nitin Gokhle.

[@nitingokhale184]

Honoured with your comments

[@harshalgore]

Excellent discussion. Absolutely brilliant strategy adopted by the General to wrest advantage for our country. Proud of our Army. Dhanyavad Nitin sir and Stratnews for bringing this to us. Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@deeptalks8755]

Just aamzing.

[@nitingokhale184]

Thanks very much

[@sauravsarkar5433]

Fantastic articulation by the GOC of the Kailash Range Operation in Ladakh 🙂

[@nitingokhale184]

Indeed🙏

[@raosaheb5637]

it escapes me, how this channel doesnt have millions of subscribers. straight to the point, perspective from both sides, all the strategies, no loud shouting over the top, no tall claims, experienced analysis, no propaganda. what else do viewers want

[@eswaribalan164]

First time am seeing this, guess many don't know..

[@sven_86]

keep spreading this channel to all friends you can etc, we need to grow it to new levels.

[@nitingokhale184]

Well, if you, your friends and family can spread the word, we will gain more supporters

[@ravis9305]

A brave Commander, totally committed to the call of duty. With such a leader, his team also is bound to be excellent and committed. Due to such persons, here we are, enjoying comforts without the need to worry about our neighbouring countries with evil designs. Long live Indian soldiers.

[@tushar1008]

Absolutely valuable content Nitin! I wish our Indian media had the patience and intellect to explain things properly and in context like you and Gen Singh have done.

[@nitingokhale184]

This keeps us going

[@peteregan3862]

While both sides utilise electronic surveilance, the vehicle tracks visible on Google Earth indicate the Chinese have a greater presence on their side of the LAC.

[@prabhukod1]

They have better infra and equipment because they invested in it over decades while India only started investing in them over the last 5 to 6 years. That makes a huge difference

[@user_ar6332]

@@prabhukod1 the terrain is also more favourable on the Chinese side.

[@PKMKB93000]

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[@vinpatrel7517]

2nd that

[@nitingokhale184]

Honoured with your comments

[@aishakatayysha]

excellent brief so succinctly explained...so proud of the General

[@user_satindra]

This is Satindra Chakrabarti from Canada (since 1996). I must say, I haven't watched such an elaborate and detailed account of what was background and aftermath of Galwan clash with PLA. I don't have adequate words to thank you Nitin bhai!

[@nitingokhale184]

Many thanks. Just read your comment

[@nitingokhale184]

Thanks for watching and your kind words

[@gsridharan9435]

Fantastic discussion ..👏 👌 👍

[@iqbalrather4292]

LADAKH SHOULD REMAIN A UT WITHOUT ELECTIONS. OTHERWISE POLITICIANS WILL INTERVENE AND IT WORSE FOR INDIAN ARMY..CHINA SAR PAR KHADA HAI. KHUDA KE LIYE LADAKH PAR POLITICS MAT KARO. KOI BHI PARTY HO.

[@alpineflieger4363]

Excellent interview, credits to Nitin for interjecting aptly to bring in the perspective to the viewer when the General gets into terminology unknown to the layman. Good stuff sir

[@ddb0831]

Come on!! Stop boasting. The Indian army had an advantage and then gave it away. Now they’re begging the Chinese to leave. How does that make sense. Indians never learn.

[@vanderboii2202]

India gave away an upper hand of kailash range, whilst China has not moved an inch. It's fine to be patriotic but Chinese worms are still occupying strategic positions. Demchok, Depsang, Pangong Tso, spangur bulge, it is India that will have to cede into buffer zone whilst China has nothing to lose. Kailash range operation was a success but India gave away this very quickly China also has built a bridge on Pangong, by quickly learning their weak likes. China did lose 40 soldiers, but it is India's Territory that has got salami sliced. Modi has done brave action against China but has given up on 1000 sq km of land ( twice the size od mumbai)

[@rajdeep181able]

By far the best on Kailash Range operation

[@adisura9904]

Always love such videos. Great job However, Couple of suggestions from my side 1) make the intro more engaging with videos or graphics/animations if you can. 2) when talking about maps, zoom in and keep it focused on the area of interest. 3) maybe some basic clear and visible boundry markation can be done. 4)something like a stick or a laser pointer can also help! 5) accurate photos of equiptment being talked about should also be present. If possible. Cheers🍻

[@nitingokhale184]

Will certainly take your suggestions on board

[@adisura9904]

@@nitingokhale184 haha thanks you sir, I hope you're having a great winter.

[@sujanagavirneni3199]

India is indebted to these Generals 🙏🏽

[@aniketmali9000]

Very well articulated and explained 👍🏻

[@VK-no5kj]

Excellent insights in your channel.

[@srikkanthsundaram4639]

There are few people who will watch quality pod cast . Nitin is a professional who has got independent knowledge and senior Army officers will not come to the call of Tom dick and Harry. Jai hind

[@nitingokhale184]

🙏

[@2010anilshukla]

Salute the courage and dedication of our army 👍🇮🇳

[@nagalakshmiganapathi6251]

Very Well Explained by the Gen

[@vsmart9]

Salute to Indian Army.

[@savvys3768]

Support for Indian Army from Australia 🇦🇺

[@sonika7873]

In depth and factual analysis👏

[@yafoor4660]

Why was the Kailash range, advantage was not exchanged with the Depsang issue???

[@karthikeyansundararajan2391]

Sardar Lt Gen savneet salute to you Jai Ho Jai Jawan Jai Hind

[@itsamitsingh21]

In depth analysis

[@akshitwadhwa8192]

What a phantastic journalism! Great content, right questions, beautiful portrayal of the area in pictures. Kudos to the team! Thank you for bringing in such interesting and talked about topic. Looking forward for such great videos!

[@nitingokhale184]

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[@ghatak580]

well done sir, but still we could have negotiated more.🙁

[@kanwarnarpatsingh6761]

A much awaited talk which gave us a ring side view of this commendable operation whose speed, scale, surprise and consent strategic gain I imagine has never been accomplished ever anywhere else and is very difficult to repeat in that trecherous terrain. Good to hear it from the leader who made it possible. The significance of this action is not fathomable by our citizens. A big salute from me, one who has served here earlier with an Armour role and have intimate knowledge of the terrain and therefore an understanding of what an amazing advantage that consequently ensued. God bless our Army! Jai Hind

[@ShivamSahuIndia]

Awesome disscustion ❤❤ sir plz continue it's

[@nitingokhale184]

Yes, we do and we will

[@saanjanibaar8085]

India got independece from British but peope of Kashmir, Northeast union, and Khalistan are still struggling for their independence from india.

[@saanjanibaar8085]

India should give independence asap to Kashmir, Northeast union or Khalistan peacefully. It's better for India.

[@AB001D]

apne ghar ki chhat apr khade ho kar chilla

[@anilsharmaz]

Excellent recapitulation of the events then. Very sober, professional and measured, keeping the country's and force's interests deployed there.!! Just said what was necessary. Also appears to have withheld some tactical information keeping the future in mind. Great!!

[@nitingokhale184]

Yes, we have not revealed many details

[@pankajchoudhary4755]

Nitin sir u r Awesome, I wonder why is not this Channel on top of hits, u share such an insight with actual Gentelman of our Army and forces We Indian has some probs unlike Chinese. Nevertheless it our task I guess. Awesome show Sir.

[@nitingokhale184]

Pl spread the word 🙏

[@ashishmitra6011]

Why was the Kailash range, advantage was not exchanged with the Depsang issue???

[@parassoni102]

Withdrawal was still IMHO our BIGGEST strategic mistake.... We should have till they came to our terms or we drove the NARRATIVE...

[@markvelber8664]

The irony of this saga is that the every one is speaking but no one dare’s to tell the truth to the public of india the reason behind the Chinese aggression to crossing the LOC .

[@user_ar6332]

If you know, why don't you tell us?

[@rememberrohit]

Excellent video. Very well crafted and visually illustrated for audience. Well done. Thank you. I think one question was not addressed which is this - Why did our (indian side) deterrence failed? How did other (PLA) side assume that unilateral change at LAC is possible?

[@nitingokhale184]

Thank you

[@virinderdogra6086]

Very pragmatic discussion and analysis. Both the participants are excellent professionals.

[@parassoni102]

Great operation but IMHO retreating from those heights was our BIGGEST strategic mistake!! Mark my words

[@sunilnair4755]

The benefit that we will get from having kailash range.. can we get kailash mansarovar.. or is it far... Can we get moldova tent.. back..

[@vikasshinde59]

Indepth coverage. Though difficult for us to actually comprehend the actual layouts in real sense. Frankly most of us based on social media we formulate our views This was informative and cleared the air.. Nitin

[@yadurmahabala1313]

What was gained by Kailash range operations, except that aTibetan officer got killed by the explosion of hidden bomb.

[@Vaibik]

Great job by the professional Indian Army! Having said that, had the Chinese occupied those Kailash Range tops, they would have NEVER vacated them. They would have negotiated from the position of strength. Indian side blinked first. Such advantages are taken only once in a lifetime. 🤦‍♂There will be no next time, as the Chinese will be better prepared for the next time. India should not have feared the so-called vertical escalation, as we are much superior in mountain warfare (or any warfare), than the Chinese, thanks to our constant conflicts with Pakistan and even on the Myanmar border. This would go down as the biggest blunder of Modi era, in terms of tackling the Chinese. With all our superior armed forces (as compared to the 1962 era), China would have thought thrice before attacking us. Even if they attacked us, even with their superior numbers on paper, we would have still defeated them thanks to our well oiled war machinery. India's biggest problem is playing the good guy for too long. We need to shake that off, at least once in a hundred years, for a change. Even Panchtantra and Chanakya Niti teach us that. Ancient Indian wisdom. The disciplined general does not want to speak out of line, hence said "it's a step by step process" but in his heart he knows his team's hard work was wasted on the negotiating tables. Anyways, thanks Nitin for the nice front seat experience of the whole scenario.

[@yadurmahabala1313]

Rezangla war was unnecessaryily created by the Indian side. Western commander Lt Gen. Daulat Singh clearly held the view that Chinese will not come to Chushul, as it was outside their claim line. But a decission was imposed on him and must have been pressured to wage war on Chinese from the Rezangla range, and it resulted in getting killed. one company of Indian soldiers wastefully. This was the sin conducted by the Indian side.

[@drdesharanjansahoo7837]

Withdrawal from kailash range was a strategic blunder from Modi.

[@rajanikantpathak3409]

Have we vacated the heights of Strategic Kailas Range.??? If yes... why have we done so.??

[@harshitadas124]

this news Channel is pure Indian and very different to other news channel. very hardworking you and your team. this Channel is very important to see Indian people. very hardworking to Indian army and brother road organisers. is really very hardworking save the our nation. I salute to all. God bless you always and help us.

[@yadurmahabala1313]

In pangong lake area it was Indian side violated the LOAC. Don't think that all Indians are fools, and you can feed all falsehood.

[@Techno.RKcodm]

I still remember that night when sudden we fired bomb to check Chinese movement .it was really tense night. Because war was almost going to happened.

[@jspatial9989]

Question is why it increased. what happened to gurung hill and adjoining ones which india captured in 2020?

[@upendrarao4021]

thank you gen savneet singh..for your mature comments. signal service to the country

[@gobhatia123]

Thank you for your service Lt General Savneet Singh. This is a great video.

[@mareddy5696]

Chinese can only imagine their professionals discussing in such great detail, and without hyping.

[@anshude5293]

India gained the upper hand through the kailash range operation. But is that advantage still maintained? Or it is again a wasted opportunity? Have the areas been vacated or still under control of Indian army?

[@virinderdogra6086]

Leaving kailash heights after wards is surely not a good strategic point.

[@DPPhD]

Wow! Simply amazing. A fantastic lesson in operational tactics.

[@AbhayKumar-zm8gz]

Awesome presentation. No wonder why social media has scored over mainstream media with people.

[@doncorleone3901]

This was a fantastic discussion. Thanks for bringing this to us Stratnews

[@nitingokhale184]

🙏

[@kaaaah2003]

No mention about the Indian lands Chinese have occupied and how come they were not detected earlier?

[@brilliantlights]

At 7.10 (and at a few other moments), the General was trying to make a broader point when the anchor interrupted and started talking about information in public domain, and history of the conflict. It will be good to not interrupt the guest speaker to allow him to express his chain of thoughts freely as he brings on the ground first hand knowledge. Publicly available data and anchors opinions can be referenced by the anchor in a later or earlier section dedicated to it. Great insights overall, and I appreciate your channel very much.

[@AzadParinda2023]

I had same in my mind...This conversation could have been much more informative...

[@nitingokhale184]

Noted please

[@brilliantlights]

​@@nitingokhale184 sir, a big fan of your knowledge and your ability to bring best speakers. My comments with due respect. Love your channel. Please keep producing great content like these. Best wishes and Regards.

[@shashinaik3174]

Don’t mesmerise,truth reality to the public!

[@joydeepghosh9215]

#india made a harakiri by vacating #kailash range now china has ensured neither can we repeat it noe we can reach anywhere near it, if we had we could have staked claim to the actual border

[@kanwarnarpatsingh6761]

Agree

[@jovianjollity5244]

Thanks to SNG and Nitin Gokhale for this very interesting discussion with Lt General Savneet Singh who provided unique insights into the geographic features of the Kailash Range and the decision by the Indian military to surprise the Chinese side. As Gen. Savneet Singh observed, India gave a befitting reply to the Chinese side regarding their tendency to make unilateral territorial incursions on the border. Going by general news reports at the time, one was given to understand that the operation was conducted by an Indo Tibetan force that is inherently hardy in this Himalayan terrain, but it is now revealing to know that other Indian forces that were acclimatized to those conditions were also part of this operation.

[@nitingokhale184]

🙏

[@Kunsanglab]

We have to go to lhasa than we don’t need talk about LAC.

[@avijitchaudhary1406]

Fantastic discussion...kudos

[@singularsink]

proud of our military. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@ManjeetSingh-rt1lc]

Most dedicated active officer of our bharat

[@pimlico_qld]

I want to emphasise, country is indebted to Soldiers like Lt.General Savneet Singh. Huge respect Sir.

[@sarajitsaha359]

Hinde language acha hota

[@DS-ux9ld]

And then dear leader forced them to give it up

[@pk97997]

Best media house for strategic news thanku so much Nithin fr bringing such precise knowledge to us...

[@nitingokhale184]

Pleasure is ours

[@LauraBentley-j3k]

Just unbelievable emotions!

[@ramakrishnagogineni5924]

🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️❤️🌼🌼

[@JOi06-q6z]

What is the use of that operation and risking our soldiers life when India withdraws from all points India captured ??? We are not prepared I guess and still hesitating to take any serious action against china . China is mocking our army and leadership by dragging this issue from 2020 to end of 2023 . It's like humiliation 😢😢😢

[@naveenparashar764]

China is desperate & trying to beat us psychologically. But India is demanding blood price for any claim which china is hesitating.

[@sanjivbhatia4427]

Awesome analysis

[@yaminibhamare1148]

But, still region recently occupied by China much much bigger...

[@samyajnik3139]

Best episode

[@sajuponnore9863]

Let's be frank, the Indian govt is in no mood in going head to head with China... denial that we've lost land is proof of the govt stand... Jayshankar was also blunt about China's military power....

[@aarramram]

Jai Hind Nitin Bhai.... Reference 30.00 to 30.30... what maturity is the Gen talking about....why sugarcoat even after so much of damages, so many lives lost in the most brutal manner ? Maturity and responsibility is for civilised Nations and civilised human beings. If anything, leadership in the our eastern neighbourhood is barbaric and the western ones are no less. Under such an environment, it is time we call a spade - 'a spade'...! Imagine after generations of evolutionary wisdom, if anything, the Chinese have only repeatedly demonstrated greed for resources, attempt to land-grab ( sea grab / territory grab ) incessantly, me - mine - myself approach, lack of respect for human values, animal instincts for basic survival that is hardly human. While I compliment the Indian leadership - Political and Military alike, we cannot let our guard down even in words - not especially with one who repeatedly wants to inflict pain on us.

[@VenkataViswa]

The future wars are drone-based, as we are seeing in Ukraine. India must build lard tunnels in the Mountains, similar to China, to protect its strategic assets, including transport aircraft. Also, don't trust China as they tell one thing and do another thing, like some of our politicians. Army should take action based on facts rather than what someone in Delhi preaches (not learned from Nehru's era lessons). China would gain more by maintaining a good relationship with India and building trust rather than escalating the situation. Because of China's actions, India has only one option: getting closer to China's enemies.

[@dharma7766]

The solution is the continuing strong leadership and a 20 trillion dollar economy with having the spine to be proud as a civilization...

[@krishnanb2064]

The GOC says that there was a disparity between the political talk and the action on the ground...duplicity is probably the apt word

[@vijaysharanski9546]

Wonderful presentation. Chinese understand only the language of force. Mao had said so much himself.

[@pkmkb007]

What an eloquent and well educated gentleman and warrior Lt Gen. Savneet Singh is! Much respect to him and this shows the high level of officers of Indian army.

[@anilpopli9184]

Lt General Savneet Singh GOC and Nitin Gokhale ji has taken us through the seriousness of the LAC situation and a big adversary. No country in the world is faced with a big power like China on a frontier like India is. All other countries have almost capitulated . That is wwhy Americans have to take India seriously.

[@subhadipghosh455]

❤

[@buaid]

And the left those hights/range... stupidly repeating the same with both the rouge neighbour...vast area of pak should have been part of india upon winning the war..we have lost a lot to both the nation.

[@megda1000]

First detailed information on Kailash range operations.... excellent

[@Red.bulldozer3]

The indian army on its own initiative occupied kailah range with the loss of two jawans. But indian politicians for short term political gain asked the army to vacate in return for some minor troop arrangement at pangso lake. As usual , indian politicians are interfering in army operations for their own interest.

[@SonamBashi]

No need to be ashamed or scared to tell that a unit of SFF occupied all the heights that General sahib mentioned here. A gentleman will always give credit where it is due.

[@c.s.narula8714]

Thanks for the excellent expose. How do we get the opposition parties to understand the facts rather than embarrass the Government with falsehood of all kinds

[@navneet8269]

Lieutenant general sab Neetu Singhhastri kar

[@remasandeep]

A very grounded articulation of what exactly happened on the South Bank area of Pangongtso in areas of Rezang La, Richen La and Mokhpari along with several other important heights in that complex. Complements

[@mumbai736]

Army must not hv withdrwan from Black Top🙏🙏

[@loveearthly]

This was like watching a war movie. The struggle the army goes through every minute to secure such heights makes our lives seem so worthless. The fetching water to the troops at the top was telling.