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China says India naming locations in Ladakh ‘illegal, invalid’
Reported by 4 outlets from 1 country, in 2 languages, on 13 Oct 2026.
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China has claimed 28 locations in Ladakh, objecting to India's decision to name these areas. The country stated that naming the locations would not alter ownership of the land. India officially named these places on October 2.
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- China says India naming locations in Ladakh ‘illegal, invalid’ Headline of the event's most representative article · Scroll.in, 13 Oct 2026
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दैनिक भास्करIndia· Hindi
चीन ने लद्दाख की 28 जगहों को अपना बताया:भारत के नाम तय करने पर आपत्ति जताई, बोला- नाम बदलने से जमीन आपकी नहीं हो जाएगी
Hindustan TimesIndia· English
Never recognised UT of Ladakh, says China on India’s tit-for-tat naming drive
एबीपी न्यूज़India· Hindi
नहीं सुधर रहा चीन, लद्दाख की 28 जगहों पर किया दावा, नाम बदलने के भारत के कदम का विरोध
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Hindustan TimesIndia· English
Never recognised UT of Ladakh, says China on India’s tit-for-tat naming drive
एबीपी न्यूज़India· Hindi
नहीं सुधर रहा चीन, लद्दाख की 28 जगहों पर किया दावा, नाम बदलने के भारत के कदम का विरोध
दैनिक भास्करIndia· Hindi
चीन ने लद्दाख की 28 जगहों को अपना बताया:भारत के नाम तय करने पर आपत्ति जताई, बोला- नाम बदलने से जमीन आपकी नहीं हो जाएगी
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