Rather than a yes or no answer, I'll give you a word to consider: LOGISTICS
Consider for a moment your army's response at Doklam and their response at Ladakh. For each event, write down the biggest problems your army faced and what was done to prevent them from occurring in future engagements with China.
Done?
Now do the same exercise for the 1962 war. If you need help finding a source of information on it, try the Henderson-Brooks-Bhagat report or the book based on it, India's China War. Once you are done, compare the list to those of Doklam and Ladakh.
Are you seeing a pattern yet?
Instead of trying illicit pity here for your very pronounced bipolar disorder, perhaps you should write to your government and ask some hard questions like why are the problems plaguing the Indian army in 1962 still persisting 60 years later?
Respectfully, your comment is already pretty problematic. The problems Indian army is facing today is already pretty different from what was at 1962. The time and era is different. Even if we did the reforms, it won't be different.
That said, we did some reforms to improve ourselves. Leaders like Sam Manekshaw and Sundarji did some tinkering. After Kargil too, a committee was formed to see what went wrong. Some were implemented, others not due to lack of will. Even after Doklam, we did some tinkering. The new CDS under Modi is doing some major overhaul. Unlike China, we can't overhaul at once. As you can see, major reforms don't happen much in India. And we lag behind. In that aspect, you all are superior. I say this without any bias. (you all are superior on many stuff. But for this comment this will do)