China probed us in Doklam, executed in Galwan - Next What?

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Doklam did not end in 2017.
It simply slipped out of the headlines.

While political debates dominated Parliament, the India–China border kept changing — quietly, steadily, permanently. Roads, bridges, camps, and airfields came up across the frontier. The confrontation never really paused.

This video traces the full timeline from Doklam to Galwan, maps the leadership and government responses, and asks a harder question:

What happens when one side keeps building — and the other keeps insisting everything is normal?

Watch till the end.
The border never went quiet.

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In 2017, the Doklam standoff brought the India–China border into public focus. Indian and Chinese troops stood face-to-face for 73 days, and when disengagement happened, the crisis appeared to be over.

It wasn’t.

This documentary-style analysis explains what really happened after Doklam, how the border environment kept changing, and why Galwan in 2020 was not an isolated incident but part of a longer strategic pattern.

Using geography, timelines, and leadership context, the video walks through:
– Why Doklam mattered beyond territory
– The role of the Siliguri Corridor
– How China shifted from confrontation to infrastructure
– What changed between Doklam and Galwan
– How governments handled both crises
– Why the India–China border remains permanently tense

From new roads and strategic bridges to airfields, camps, and border villages, China’s long-term approach has been about keeping pressure alive without firing a shot.

Meanwhile, India’s response — whether adequate or not — remains largely invisible to the public.

This episode connects Doklam, Galwan, Pangong Tso, and the broader LAC into a single, coherent timeline and asks a simple but uncomfortable question:

If the border never went quiet, why were we told it did?

Watch to understand the India–China border beyond headlines.

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