Indian media: The Indian Army will recruit officers who have received Mandarin training in China and join the reserve forces

According to the Hindu Times reported on the 11th, the Indian Army will now recruit officers who have received Mandarin training and let them join their backup forces (TA). It is reported that the move is in line with the Indian Army's eagerness to improve the Chinese level of their troops at all levels.

The Indian Army issued a notice on Sunday (10th) that after obtaining the necessary approval, Mandarin professionals will be invited to join its reserve forces. At the beginning, the Indian Army will recruit five civilian candidates and a veteran in this way.

The report quoted the officers as saying that as the Indian Army re -adjusted its strategic deployment in the northern border areas, including "re -balance" to the actual control line of China and India, the Indian Army has "expanded Chinese training in Chinese training The scale and the number of Chinese language experts ".

The Indian Times previously reported that in the so -called "Ladaka region" in the east of the Indian side and China for more than two years, the Indian Army with 1.2 million troops has taken a number of measures to solve the troops 'troops'. Mandarin ability and "blank" in Tibetan knowledge. An Indian Army officer claimed that the reason for this was to help India's primary and senior military commanders in contact with the PLA on the participation of talks at all levels, holding flag -raising ceremonies and border personnel conferences. He also said, "With the improvement of Mandarin skills, Indian army personnel will be more capable and express the Indian viewpoint in a more convincing way."

Indian media reports that Chinese experts recruited by the Indian Army are also necessary for analysis at the level of combat and strategic. To this end, the Indian Army has signed a memorandum of understanding with the three universities in Grart State to train Mandarin for the Indian Army. The vacancies of related positions in the Army Training School and Delhi Foreign Language School in the Central Bonbelmer have also increased. In addition, language schools in northern, eastern and central commands are also opening a Mandarin tutorial.

In March of this year, Wang Yi, a member of the State Councilor and Minister of Foreign Affairs, talked about Sino -Indian relations at the press conference of the two conferences: Sino -Indian relations have encountered some setbacks in recent years. Essence Regarding the boundaries left by history, China always advocates that through equal negotiation management and control, and actively seek fair and reasonable solution, at the same time, it does not affect and interfere with the overall situation of cooperation between the two countries.

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