Peace and tranquility along the Sino-India border: Army chief

Army Chief Gen Bikram Singh today said there is "peace and tranquility" along the Line of Actual Control with China.
"There is no problem. There is peace and tranquility on the Sino-India border," he told reporters here in reply to a query.
Singh's statement came a day ahead of the bi-annual Army commanders' conference in Delhi starting tomorrow.
The conference will be attended by the six operational commanders and the Army Training Commander and would be inaugurated by Defence Minister A K Antony.
Upgrade in military infrastructure in the northeastern states Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim and Assam along the China border is expected to be discussed at the meet, Army officials said in Delhi.

In the recent past, the Army has raised several new formations including two Mountain Divisions in the region and is also planning to raise a new Mountain Strike Corps there along with the deployment of assets of the IAF to meet any security challenge.