 | Rajnath Singh apprises senior leaders AK Antony, Sharad Pawar of India-China standoffThe meeting between Rajnath Singh and the former defence ministers is viewed as an outreach initiative of the government ahead of the Monsoon Session of Parliament on July 19. |
 | Worrying: China is creating permanent structures in LadakhSources in the security establishment said that “the Chinese have been creating permanent structures, including those required for defences and habitation of the troops”. |
 | China not observing border agreements has strained relation: S JaishankarExternal Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday said that Beijing not observing agreements has led to the disturbance of the foundation of India-China ties. |
 | Early completion of disengagement could pave way for de-escalation: India on eastern LadakhIndia and China were locked in a military standoff at multiple friction points in eastern Ladakh since early May last year. |
 | India, China should be able to achieve status quo in eastern Ladakh in gradual manner: CDSAbout the resolution of the prolonged standoff, Gen Rawat said both sides are engaged in negotiations political, diplomatic and military levels to resolve the row. |
 | No de-escalation without complete disengagement at all friction points: Army Chief Gen Naravane on Ladakh standoff with ChinaArmy Chief Gen MM Naravane said India is dealing with China in a 'firm' and 'non-escalatory' manner to ensure the sanctity of its claims in eastern Ladakh. |
 | Gen Rawat's assertion that China tried to change status quo in eastern Ladakh inconsistent with facts: Chinese MilitarySnr.Col. Wu responded at a press conference of the Ministry of National Defence on April 29 that the relevant remarks by the Indian side are completely inconsistent with the facts, the report said. |
 | Legacy issues need to be resolved through dialogue: Army Chief Gen MM Naravane on China standoffGen Naravane also mentioned about the 11th round of Corps commander-level talks between the armies of India and China, and hoped to 'settle other border' issues through further negotiations. |
 | Government must explain why disengagement talks with China have 'not yielded results': CongressCiting media reports that China has refused to pull back its troops from Hot Springs, Gogra and Depsang, Congress senior spokesperson Ajay Maken asked the government to come clean on the issue. |
 | Encouraged by disengagement efforts by India, China: Russia on eastern LadakhDeputy Chief of the Russian mission Roman Babushkin said Russia encourages both sides to take opportunities in advancing their ties at common multilateral platforms. |
 | Ladakh standoff: 11th Corps Commanders meet in Chushul on FridayChina 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. |
 | India's engagement with China complex: Govt in Lok SabhaMuraleedharan said the Chinese side, since April/May last year, undertook several attempts to unilaterally alter the status quo along the LAC in the region. |
 | LAC standoff discussed at Quad meetThe Quad, comprising India, Australia, Japan and the US, has been perceived to be a grouping form to keep in check China’s aggressiveness and actions in the Indo-Pacific region |
 | China, India need to create enabling condition to settle border dispute: Chinese FMHe said China is committed to settling the boundary dispute through dialogue and consultation. |
| We expect China to work towards disengagement in remaining areas: India on Ladakh standoffThe statement comes days after the armies of the two countries concluded withdrawal of troops and weapons from the north and south banks of the Pangong lake. |
