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Army trucks move towards LAC in eastern Ladakh. File   | Photo Credit: PTI After the 11th round of talks between Corps Commanders, the MEA said in a statement on Saturday that both sides had ‘a detailed exchange of views for the resolution of the remaining issues related to disengagement along the LAC’. China’s military said late on Saturday it hoped India “could cherish the current positive trend of de-escalation” following the 11th round of talks between Corps Commanders, but did not acknowledge the remaining unresolved issues along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The talks on...

On LAC, India partially achieved its political aim. Now, it must go for final settlement India has forced stalemate on China but must finish the 1959 border business. Text Size: A+ Military theorist Carl Von Clausewitz famously said: “War is merely the continuation of politics by other means.” Thus, the starting point of a conflict or war is the political aim from which the strategic and operational-level military aims flow out. Tactical level is focused on a series of military actions/battles, synergised at the operational level to achieve the military aims. As per military theory,...

India, China talk to disengage more DECCAN CHRONICLE. Updated Feb 21, 2021, 7:17 am IST It is expected that India and China will first be able to reach an agreement on Gogra-Hot Springs  India and China are likely to issued a joint statement on outcome of the meeting. — PTI file photo NEW DELHI: India and China Corps Commanders on Saturday held their 10th round of talks to discuss disengagement from Depsang plains, Gogra-Hot Springs and Demchok friction points in Ladakh, following the disengagement of the two sides on the north and south banks of Pangong Tso lake. The meeting was h...

India News: There was no concrete breakthrough in the marathon military talks between India and China in de-escalating the remaining ‘friction points’ at Gogra,

Tenth round of Corps Commander talks to be held on February 20