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India finalizes official map of Arunachal Pradesh showing China-held disputed areas

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India has released an updated official map of Arunachal Pradesh, covering contested frontier zones including key locations such as Asaphila and Maja. The map identifies areas that China currently occupies and has developed with infrastructure including roads and structures built by the People's Liberation Army. The border region has a long history of conflict and territorial disagreement between the two nations. By formalizing this cartographic record, India aims to strengthen its legal and diplomatic position in the ongoing territorial dispute with China.

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