Written by Deeptiman Tiwary, Krishn Kaushik | New Delhi | Updated: November 12, 2020 6:58:36 am A view of the Pangong Tso lake in the Ladakh region (Reuters / Archive) Six months after PLA troops reached 8 km west of the point that India claims marks the Royal Line of …
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“This is still a proposal under discussion and will soon be addressed in the next round of Corps Commander talks,” according to a source. India and China are working out modalities to finalize a gradual and de-escalation withdrawal plan along the Royal Line of Control in eastern Ladakh, starting with …
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The extent to which the withdrawal plan will be implemented has not yet been decided. New Delhi: India and China have prepared a three-phase plan for disengagement in eastern Ladakh, where the two sides have been at a stalemate since May this year, high-level government sources said. However, there is …
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India and China have agreed to a 3-step disconnect from the Pangong Lake area. (ARCHIVE) New Delhi: In a major development, the ongoing India-China border conflict may soon be resolved as the armies of the two countries have agreed to disconnect parts of the eastern Ladakh sector under which they …
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After eight rounds of meetings between the corps commanders of the Indian and Chinese armies, there seems to be a ray of hope in favor of the de-escalation. Officials familiar with the eighth round of talks told News18 that the Chinese have indicated they are willing to reduce the escalation. …
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NEW DELHI: The army detained a Chinese soldier on Monday after he had inadvertently strayed into Indian territory in the eastern Demchok sector Ladakh, where the troops of the two countries face each other in the ongoing military confrontation since the beginning of May. The soldier, identified as Corporal Wang …
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NEW DELHI: After seven rounds of meetings between Indian and Chinese military commanders in eastern Ladakh, the two sides have exchanged serious proposals for withdrawal which are currently being studied by the highest levels of the Indian government. Although sources are silent on the development, India is believed to be …
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A group of parliamentarians will visit the Ladakh sector to get first-hand information on aspects related to high-altitude clothing for soldiers, housing and rations at a time when India and China are locked in a border row and have been made efforts to reduce friction. it made no progress, officials …
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about the video India and China are conducting the seventh round of corps commander-level talks to reduce tension across LAC that has been festering since May 2020. The Indian side has been demanding a comprehensive disengagement at all hotspots. and the restoration of the status quo before the beginning of …
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According to MEA, “the 1959 LAC defined unilaterally has never been accepted by India.” (Photo source: AP) The stage is being set for the seventh round of the India-China military commanders meeting next week, where in addition to the top military commanders from the two sides, once again the Ministry …
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