Earlier, MEA had confirmed that both India and China have agreed on complete disengagement along the LoC. The ongoing dialogue has resulted in complete disengagement at Patrolling Point 14, 15 and 17A.
India and China may soon hold more military-level talks seeking for an "early and complete" disengagement of troops in eastern Ladakh. The two countries have held a fresh round of diplomatic parleys amid indications the withdrawal of forces by the Chinese army from certain parts in the region has not gained momentum.
The Telangana government on Wednesday appointed the widow of Colonel B. Santosh Babu, who was killed in the clash with Chinese troops in Ladakh last month, as a Deputy Collector.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Saturday took on Narendra Modi on Twitter and accused it of passivly allowing Chinese occupation of Indian land. He equated Government of India to former UK PM Neville Chamberlain who let Adolph Hitler have his way in the run-up to Second World War
Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation India Ltd will give the work of the signalling on 417 km route of the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor to Indian companies after it terminated the contract with the Chinese firm, officials said on Saturday.
The toy manufacturers are getting more demand for India-made products in Gujarat's Rajkot. Demand for India-made products is on the rise after push against Chinese goods following Galwan valley clash.
Army Chief General MM Naravane has briefed China Study Group headed by NSA Ajit Doval on Wednesday evening about marathon corps commander level meeting and latest Chinese stand on Finger Area and Depsang Plains
"As far as that area is concerned, throughout the year soldiers from this side go to the other side and come from that side to this. But, for several days, the Indian army had noticed that at Patrol Point 14, where no soldiers would ordinarily be deployed, they had turned up."
India has once again rejected China's claim over Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh even as both sides are expected to hold another round of diplomatic talks on the border row on Friday to thrash out modalities for further de-escalation of tension along the Line of Actual Control.
Chinese and Indians troops are now in a process to disengage from disputed regions in the Galwan Valley and Gogra Hot springs. A buffer zone is being created to keep troops of both armies away from each other and decrease chances of confrontation. India's tough stance has ensured retreat of Chinese troops after many rounds of military and diplomatic-level talks between India and China.
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The disengagement between Indian and the People's Liberation Army (PLA) happened as per the agreed terms in the Corps Commander's meeting. With the retreat from both sides, a four kilometer no-man zone has been created.
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Chinese retreat in Galwan Valley has gathered pace. Late on Monday evening, China's People's Liberation Army removed all of its combat vehicles and structures from Patrolling Point 14 (PP 14).
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Both India and China agreed that it was necessary to ensure at the earliest complete disengagement of troops along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and de-escalation from border areas for full restoration of peace and tranquility.
Indian and Chinese troops are engaged in an eight-week standoff in several areas in eastern Ladakh including Pangong Tso, Galwan Valley and Gogra Hot Spring.
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held a telephonic conversation on Sunday during which they agreed on disengagement of troops along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) at the earliest.
The Chinese Army has reportedly moved back from the patrolling point 14, sources have said. The patrolling point 14 had emerged as a hotspot after Chinese troops had moved ahead of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Galwan region.
Signaling a reduction in tension on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Eastern Ladakh, the Indian and Chinese armies have mutually started pulling back their troops from the stand-off sites.
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