Security scenario in eastern Ladakh at uneasy "no war no peace" status: IAF chief

In an address at a conference, Air Chief Marshal Bhadauria said the Indian Air Force has responded to the situation with rapidity and is fully resolved to counter any "misadventure" in the region.

Army gears up for winter in eastern Ladakh; biggest operation in decades to stock supplies

The Indian Army has decided to maintain its current strength of troops in all key areas in eastern Ladakh in the winter months.

Home Minister Amit Shah meets public representatives of Ladakh, discusses issues concerning UT

The meeting comes amidst the continuing stand-off between the Indian Army and China’s PLA along the 3,400 km-long Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh.

India rejects China's push at military talks on Ladakh standoff to start disengagement from south bank of Pangong Tso

The Indian side also told the Chinese delegation that the talks on disengagement should include Depsang as well as all face-off sites, insisting that it should be a simultaneous process and not a selective one, they said.

After military talks, India and China announce slew of decisions to bring down tensions in eastern Ladakh

The two armies also agreed to strengthen communication on the ground, avoid misunderstandings and misjudgments and earnestly implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries.

India, China expected to continue military and diplomatic talks: Government

In a written reply to a question in Lok Sabha, Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan gave a brief account of the four-month-long standoff and said the Chinese side attempted to transgress the Line of Actual (LAC) in several areas of the western sector since mid-May.

India says China laying cables to bolster communications at border flashpoint

Such cables, which would provide forward troops with secure lines of communication to bases in the rear, have recently been spotted to the south of Pangong Tso lake in the Himalayan region of Ladakh, a senior government official said.

Indian, Chinese militaries hold Brigade Commander-level interaction in eastern Ladakh

Tension escalated in the region after Indian troops foiled attempts by Chinese military to occupy Indian territories in the southern bank of Pangong lake area on the intervening night of August 29 and 30.

Unlock 4.0 in Ladakh: What is allowed, what is not

As on August 29, the total number of cases in Ladakh is 2,609 of which active cases are 826 while 1745 have recovered and 32 deaths.

India, China agree to resolve outstanding issues expeditiously: MEA after fresh diplomatic talks on border standoff

MEA Spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said the two sides had a "candid and in-depth" exchange of views on the existing situation on the Line of Actual Control(LAC), and reaffirmed to sincerely work towards complete disengagement of the troops in the western sector.

Unlock 3.0 rules for Ladakh: What is allowed, what is not

Let us take a look at what will be allowed and not allowed in Ladakh starting from August 1.

LG inaugurates motorable bridge in Ladakh, says infrastructure development first priority

"The Union Territory status has given Ladakh a great opportunity with good funds and strengthening of the machinery to develop its infrastructure, matching the national level, where the region so far has lagged behind," Mathur said addressing the gathering after inaugurating the bridge.

Border row: India and China hold Major General-level talks

Expect China to work sincerely for complete disengagement and de-escalation: MEA

Amid China's aggressive posturing along the LAC, India has initiated several measures against Chinese entities.

Airtel expands 4G footprint deeper into rural pockets of Ladakh

Airtel was the first operator to launch the 4G services in Ladakh and has the widest 4G footprint in the region, the spokesperson said.

No compromise on territorial integrity: India to China during 5th round of military talks

The Chinese army has pulled back from Galwan Valley and certain other areas but the withdrawal of troops has not moved forward from the Finger Four and Eight areas in Pangong Tso as demanded by India.

Disengagement process not yet complete in eastern Ladakh: India on China claim

Srivastava also said the senior commanders of the two militaries will be meeting in the "near future" to work out steps to complete the process of disengagement.

India-China border tensions | Indian Army to deploy 35,000 additional soldiers along LAC: Report

The Indian Army has already sent thousands of troops to forward locations along the Line of Actual Control. The additional deployment comes amid slow withdrawal from the Chinese forces.

Indian Navy's clear message to Beijing following escalation of border tension 'registered' by China: Sources

The Indian Navy deployed a range of its frontline warships and submarines in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) to send a clear message to China when the border tension escalated manifold in the wake of the Galwan Valley clashes on June 15.

Indian, Chinese troops complete disengagement at most locations of border, says China

During the briefing, the spokesman noted that China and India have recently conducted "intensive communication through military and diplomatic channels.”

The Big Picture | Assessing India’s options with China

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India, China agree on 'early and complete' disengagement of troops from eastern Ladakh

The parleys took place against the backdrop of reports that the disengagement process has not moved forward as expected following the last round of marathon Corps Commander-level talks on July 14.

Border row with China figures in Rajnath Singh's telephonic talks with Israeli defence minister

The main focus of the talks was speedy implementation of ongoing defence procurement programmes as well as further expansion of overall defence and security ties between the two countries.

UK welcomes efforts by India, China to de-escalate tension in eastern Ladakh

British High Commissioner Sir Philip Barton also expressed concern over Chinese action in Hong Kong as well as cases of human rights abuses against Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang.

How China’s influence will be visible from Hormuz to Malacca

The Asian power struggle is going to be a long-term agenda, with New Delhi potentially becoming a fulcrum point. Ṭhe Ladakh crisis has arguably re-designed its entire approach to China from here on