Ever since 20 Indian soldiers were martyred in a clash at LAC, India has been preparing to corner China. Several Indians have also stepped forward to boycott Chinese products. Watch India TV's politoon series 'Oh My God' for a visual insight.
All India Congress Committee interim president, Sonia Gandhi, raised questions over the killing of 20 soldiers of Indian Army during clash with China at eastern Ladakh's Galwan Valley.
Indian Air Force has deployed its fighter jets and helicopters to guard Line of Actual Control in Ladakh. Watch this video to know more.
Indian Mobile handset brand, Lava International Limited, has pledged to contribute Rs 40 lakh to the families of brave martyrs of Galwan Valley clash at the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday said the United States is reviewing its global deployment of forces to ensure it is postured appropriately to counter the People's Liberation Army, given the increasing threat posed by China to Asian countries like India, Malaysia, Indonesia, others.
Chinese soldiers are in retreat from the LAC at Galwan Valley in Ladakh. But at the same time, China's propaganda machinery is in full swing. Some images have been made viral and claims have been made that Chinese forces are still camping near the location of a scuffle between Indian and Chinese soldiers on June 15.
China's state-backed Global Times has admitted that Chinese soldiers were injured in the incident at Galwan Valley. The Chinese Government is yet to admit that its soldiers were killed during the scuffle.
Taking a jibe at China, Former Indian Division Commander Lt Gen Syed Ata Hasnain said that if China signs any paper that does not mean he will abide by it. China follows its own rule.
A day after India and China agreed to start the process of disengagement along the LAC in Ladakh, high resolution satellite images appear to show the presence of structures on both sides of the Line of Actual Control in the Galwan river valley.
Chinese camps build-up has been spotted in Pangong Tso region of Galwan valley, eastern Ladakh in the Line of Control (LAC) after new satellite images accessed by Maxar Technologies surfaced.
Here are some satellite images to explain you why next 48 hours are crucial at the Line of Actual Control. On June 15, a fierce clash happened between Indian and Chinese troops at LAC in Galwan Valley in Ladakh. 20 Indian soldiers were martyred.
Around 30 new satellite images have emerged from the Galwan Valley that uncover China's ploy along the LAC.
An Indian diplomat in Shanghai once told me, China never takes any decision in haste. There is always careful planning behind every step it takes.
At least 30 satellite images have emerged from Galwan Valley in Eastern Ladakh, the site that witnessed a fierce clash between Indian and Chinese troops on June 15.
Indian community members held an anti-China protest in Canada's Vancouver.
Amid tension at the border all the attention has now shifted to Pangong Lake, where Chinese soldiers are currently stationed with all their military paraphernalia for about one and a half months.
Indian Army Chief General MM Naravane on June 23 met injured soldiers at Leh's Military Hospital.
Even as talks to de-escalate tension between India and China go on, Army Chief General Manoj Naravane paid a visit to military hospital in Leh and interacted with injured soldiers. Army Chief also spoke with soldiers who were injured in a scuffle between Indian and Chinese armies on June 15.
Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane left for Ladakh on June 23.He will review the on-ground situation with the 14 Corps officials and the progress in talks with the Chinese military.
Days after Indo-China clash in the Galwan Valley in Eastern Ladakh, an undated video of soldiers of both the armies, has surfaced showing Chinese soldiers being punched by Indian soldiers in a snow-covered high-altitude face-off in Sikkim.
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