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Chinese soldiers clash with Indian shepherds in Ladakh's Kakjung Area | Watch

The disputed area in Ladakh aligns with India's perception of the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The video shows Chinese soldiers and vehicles present in the region, while Indian security forces are notably absent.

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India China Border News: 'Situation Along LAC Stable But...': What Army Chief Said On India-China Border Issue

The Chief of Army Staff said that a total of 20 senior higher military commander meetings and 14 meetings of Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination on China-India Border Affairs have taken place since April 2020., India News, Times Now

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No disengagement, no normalcy: India tells China on Ladakh Border Row

India-China border news: During the meeting with Chinese Defence Minister, General Li Shangfu, Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh, made it clear that the position pre May 2020 had to be arrived at first. , India News, Times Now

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'Glad both sides disengaged:' White House on India-China clash in Tawang

During a press briefing on Tuesday (local time), White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that the US is closely monitoring the situation and encourages both sides to utilise existing bilateral channels to discuss disputed boundaries.

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New satellite images of Chinese village in Doklam plateau emerge

The Indian and Chinese armies were locked in a 73-day stand-off at the Doklam tri-junction after China tried to extend a road in the area that Bhutan claimed belonged to it.

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India China border news: Amid LAC 'thaw', China blames India for tension

(This story originally appeared in
on Mar 08, 2021)As India seeks early troop disengagement in remaining areas in Ladakh after Pangong Tso, Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi on Sunday reiterated Beijing’s position that the border issue was not the “whole story” of the bilateral relationship and the two countries need to create “enabling conditions” to resolve the dispute and move on.
Speaking at his annual press conference, while he said India and China were partners and not rivals, Wang again blamed India for the border flare-up last year and called for the countries to manage disputes properly.
Responding to a query on ties with India, Wang claimed the “rights and wrongs” of what happened at the border were clear and “so are the stakes involved”, suggesting the two sides move on. In his recent interaction with Wang, foreign minister S Jaishankar had, however, made the point that ties could not be reset as long as there were tensions on the border caused by aggressive Chinese actions.

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India China border news: To counter China, Army to mark 'unheld areas' with expeditions, studies

(This story originally appeared in
on Mar 01, 2021)The Indian Army is firmly pushing for mountaineering expeditions as well as research studies to publicise and consolidate India’s legitimate territorial claims in areas along the northern borders to counter the salami-slicing tactics of an expansionist China.
For starters, the Army is launching a major skiing expedition from the crucial Karakoram Pass in Ladakh to Lipulekh Pass in Uttarakhand, which will cover a distance of around 1,500km after being flagged off on March 3.
“China’s blatantly expansionist policy to grab territory needs to be effectively countered. While the Army rebalances with additional forces and firepower to the northern borders, it’s also essential to show and mark our presence in ‘unheld’ areas through mountaineering and other expeditions there,” said a senior officer.

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Wang Yi calls upon India, China to advance border negotiation process

India, China Foreign Ministers to establish hotline
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China’s Foreign Minister talks to Jaishankar over phone
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Indian and Chinese troops during the disengagement process from the banks of Pangong lake area in Eastern Ladakh recently. | Photo Credit:
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China’s Foreign Minister talks to Jaishankar over phone
The foreign ministers of India and China have agreed to establish a new hotline to ensure “timely communication” in the wake of last year's border crisis, but differed sharply on the way forward to restore relations in a 75-minute phone call on Thursday.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar told his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, “bilateral relations have been impacted severely over last year” and that while “the Boundary Question may take time to resolve”, the “disturbance of peace and tranquility, including by violence, will inevitably have a damaging impact on the relationship.”

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Army chief Naravane says Beijing's South China Sea strategy 'won't work with us'

Army chief Naravane says Beijing's South China Sea strategy 'won't work with us'
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Naravane said this strategy will not work with India
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The disengagement of militaries of both India and China from north and south banks of Pangong Tso is a "very good end result" and a win-win situation for both the country, Army chief Gen MM Naravane has said.
However, Gen Naravane stressed that there is a long way to go and the next steps towards it are de-escalation and de-induction of soldiers.
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India China border dispute: China arrests 3 bloggers for questioning official account of Galwan Valley clash | India News

India News: China is reported to have arrested three bloggers for questioning the official Chinese version of the Galwan Valley clash on June 15 last year. On Fri

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