The Sino-Indian War was a conflict between India and China that took place in 1962. It was also known as the Indo-China War or the Himalayan War. The war was fought over a disputed border between the two countries. The Chinese forces were led by General Zhang Xueliang, while the Indian forces were led by General Pran Nath Thapar. The French were involved in the war as well, providing military aid to India. In the end, the Chinese forces were victorious and the border dispute was resolved in their favor.