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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
China has agreed to step back in the Galwan valley after Corps Commander level talks between India and China on June 22, 2020 at Moldo. The talks were held in a cordial, positive and constructive atmosphere. The development has come when Army Chief Manoj Mukund Naravane has also left for Leh to take stock of situation.
India and China on Monday held the second round of Corps Commander-level talks on the Chinese side of the border to discuss and resolve the violent face-off between the Indian and the Chinese troops in Galwan Valley.
Members of the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) burn Chinese goods in Karol Bagh to protest against the killing of 20 Indian soldiers in clashes with the Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley last week.
India China standoff: The meeting is taking place in the backdrop of the escalating tension between the two sides after the Galwan Valley clashes on June 15, the most serious cross-border confrontation in the last 45 years.
Tension prevails at Ladakh LAC where Indian and Chinese forces are standing eye-to-eye. On June 15, there was a scuffle between Indian and Chinese forces in which 20 Indian soldiers attained martyrdom. 43 Chinese soldiers were eliminated.
Similar financial powers were given to the armed forces after the Uri attack and the Balakot aerial strikes against Pakistan. The requirement of granting this power again to the forces was felt by the government after the Chinese aggression in Eastern Ladakh along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh held a meeting with the top brass of the Indian armed forces on Sunday. The meeting was attended by Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat, Army Chief Gen MM Naravane, Navy Chief Admiral Karambir Singh and Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria.
Uttar Pradesh police officials stopped ten young boys from Aligarh who were on their way to China to avenge the soldiers' deaths. When the cops stopped them and questioned them they said they wanted to teach China a lesson for killing our soldiers.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), responding to China's claims made late last night on the events in the Galwan valley area, today said the Indian side has never undertaken any actions across the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
A government school in Himachal Pradesh's Hamirpur district will be named after Sepoy Ankush Thakur who laid down his life in a face-off with China in Ladakh's Galwan valley, Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur said on Saturday.
Within hours after the deadly Indo-China clash at the Galwan valley, India completed construction of a strategically important bridge over the Galwan river in eastern Ladakh, government sources said.
The Government of India in a statement on Friday's All-Party Meeting (APM) led by PM Modi on the Indo-China Ladakh stand-off reiterated India's stand that it will not allow unilateral change of the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
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