India-China standoff

Increased Chinese deployment across border matter of concern, says Indian Army chief

Gen Naravane said India had made matching deployments in its areas along the LAC and there was no way anyone would be able to behave in an aggressive manner again.

published on : 2nd October 2021

Corps Commanders agree to disengage from Gogra, reply from Chinese government awaited 

There is a platoon level strength stationed in standoff mode at Gogra. Once the go-ahead comes, soldiers will retreat to a designated position on ground and will leave a buffer zone in between.

published on : 3rd August 2021

Worrying: China is creating permanent structures in Ladakh

Sources in the security establishment said that “the Chinese have been creating permanent structures, including those required for defences and habitation of the troops”.

published on : 12th July 2021

China not observing border agreements has strained relation: S Jaishankar

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday said that Beijing not observing agreements has led to the disturbance of the foundation of India-China ties.

published on : 9th July 2021

Ladakh standoff: 11th Corps Commanders meet in Chushul on Friday

China on Thursday said that India’s proposal of restoring status quo ante of April 2020 in Eastern Ladakh may come up for discussion when the representatives of the two countries meet.

published on : 8th April 2021

I don't think Doklam will repeat itself: Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman 

Sitharaman, who was speaking at the CNN-NEWS 18 Rising India Summit, said that India has established a process of engagements with China at various levels.

published on : 18th March 2018