India’s Home Minister Rajnath Singh will now visit his next trip to China-India border area in Uttarakhand by this week. During his visit to India – China border the home minister will interact with the personnel of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police which guards the border outpost located at an altitude of 14,311 feet.This will be the first visit by a senior minister in the Narendra Modi’s government to China border after the resolution of the standoff in Doklam. In his four-day visit Rajnath Singh will have the trip of many places like visit ITBP border outposts at Rimkhim (altitude 12,500 feet), Mana (10,500 feet) and Auli (10,200 feet) his four-day trip will start September 28.

Rajnath Singh on his tour will address the also address the probationers of the IAS, IPS and other services at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration in Mussoorie, along with this he also will interact with central government's additional secretary rank officials there on the first day of the visit.According to the official reports, the home minister will review the situation on the border, address a 'Sainik Sammelan' and assess the progress in various infrastructure projects. The destination where home minister Rajnath Singh going to visit it is 3,488 km-long India-China border stretches through Jammu and Kashmir (1,597 km), Himachal Pradesh (200 km), Uttarakhand (345 km), Sikkim (220 km) and Arunachal Pradesh (1,126 km).

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