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.
After Ladakh Standoff china starts giving training to his soldiers in Martial Arts.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has said that the nation needs to fight as one if it wants to win against coronavirus. Speaking in a press conference, Kejriwal asserted that India is fighting a two-front war against China which it will win at all cost.
Watch this report to know how brave warriors of Indian Army taught PLA soldiers a lesson.
“On land, for the sake of grabbing territory, the PLA appears to have instigated the most violent clash between China and India since those nations went to war in 1962,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said in a major foreign policy speech on the floor of the House.
In a bid to resolve the ongoing crisis in the Galwan Valley region of Ladakh, Major General level talks have begun between the Indian Army and the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA). From the Indian Army, Major General Abhijeet Bapat of the Trishul Div will be speaking to his Chinese counterpart.
A painter from Moradabad paid tribute to fallen soldiers who lost their lives in clash with China's PLA in Galwan valley.
Over 24 hours after the initial reports of clashes between India and China emerged, Indian Army sources have not confirmed that a Chinese PLA Commanding officer was also killed on Monday.
The soldiers of the Indian Army and the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) have disengaged in the Galwan area where the clashes took place on Monday night.
Chinese choppers have been spotted across the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Galwan Valley in Eastern Ladakh where India and China had a faceoff, news agency ANI quoted sources as saying. The chopper activity was to airlift casualties suffered by the Chinese side during the face-off.
Even as the New Delhi and Beijing try to negotiate a solution to the military faceoff in eastern Ladakh, China has increased its army presence across the entire stretch of the LAC from Leh to Arunachal Pradesh
AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi on June 08 said that Central Government should tell the country what talks going on between Indian Army and People's Liberation Army.
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) troops, who have been engaged in a standoff with the Indian forces at several locations in eastern Ladakh, on Wednesday retreated by 100 metres in the Pangong Tso Lake area
As India and China prepare for a high-level military dialogue to resolve the current standoff at LAC in eastern Ladakh, India’s military pointsman during the Doklam standoff Lt General Abhay Krishna says that New Delhi must draw a ‘red line’ that Beijing must not cross
The 3,488-kilometre-long Line of Actual Control (LAC), the de-facto border between China and India, has a difference of perception of its actual alignment at nearly 14 different points stretching from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh, highlights Lieutenant General Abhay Krishna, the former General Officer-Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) of India's Eastern Command
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Ladakh UT's governor RK Mathur on Tuesday evening, during which they held consultations on the ongoing faceoff between Indian and PLA troopers in the Galwan River area
The soldiers of the Indian Army and the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) were involved in incidents of face-off in North Sikkim. As per Indian Army sources, aggressive behaviour and minor injuries have been incurred by both sides.
The soldiers of the Indian Army and the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) were involved in incidents of face-off in North Sikkim. As per Indian Army sources, aggressive behaviour and minor injuries have been incurred by both sides. Troops disengaged after local lever interaction and dialogue.
Many of Chinese troops have likely been infected by the coronavirus. “To some extent, it is a blow to PLA's morale, but it is hard to say if it is a big blow or not," said Dr Si-fu Ou, a defence expert at Taiwan think tank Institute for National Defense and Security Research
Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, leading an Indian military delegation to China, met the Chinese ground forces' commander Gen Han Weiguo and discussed issues having strategic ramifications and measures to enhance peace and tranquillity along the sensitive borders, a defence spokesman said on Wednesday. The Indian Army described the meeting Lt Gen Singh and Gen Han as "historic".
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