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Disengagement reported from LAC’s Galwan and Pangong Tso after talks between NSA Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister, China confirms
After Galwan Valley, China has also been pulling back from Finger 4 Pangong, the 1st such pullback from the area since May 10.
Galwan Valley: Buffer zone established at clash location, Indian, Chinese forces remove temporary structures, reports suggest
On June 15, around 20 Indian soldiers were killed in action when Chinese troops had attacked them with stones, batons and barbed wires.
Japan stands in solidarity with India, says it opposes any unilateral attempts to change the status quo by China
Japan delivers a powerful message to China that it will not accept any change in status-quo along the India-China border.
PM Modi’s Leh visit hits the intended target, China issues statement talking about “escalation of situation” and “diplomacy”
China has said that efforts are on to reduce tension, and no party should do anything that can escalate the situation.
Milind Deora disagrees with Rahul Gandhi again, says political mud-slinging over Chinese transgressions exposing divisions in the country
Milind Deora says that discourse over Chinese transgressions has deteriorated into political mud-slinging
China sends mixed martial art experts to Tibet capital to train its military posted at the border
China sendsmixed martial arts trainers from Enbo Fight Club to Lhasa to train forces posted at LAC after hand-to-hand fight with India
‘Sab yaad rakha jayega’: PM Modi and HM Amit Shah take on China and China sympathisers on the same day
Amit Shah slams Rahul Gandhi for playing politics on India-China border issue, offers to discuss everything from 1962 to today
‘Remember 1962’: Sharad Pawar slams Rahul Gandhi for his ‘Modi surrendered Indian territory’ remark, says Ladakh clash was not a govt failure
Sharad Pawar reminds Rahul Gandhi that India had surrendered 45,000 sqkm of land to China in 1962, says Galwan valley clash was not govt failure
Union govt announces 100%-170% hike in salaries for employees involved in road construction in difficult and high-risk border areas
Hike in salaries ranges from 100% to 170%, which is aimed at checking the attrition level of staff posted in difficult terrains along the border
China has an asymmetric advantage over India that lies within India, not at the border front
China can get away with unimaginable acts like not owning up loss of lives of its own soldiers. which India can't do
