 | India, China have agreed to establish hotline between foreign ministers: S JaishankarExternal Affairs minister S Jaishankar felt that disengagement at all friction points necessary to consider de-escalation of troops. |
 | China's strategy of creeping forward won't work with India: Army chiefGeneral Naravane was speaking on 'Role of the Indian Army in dealing with the contemporary national security challenges' at Vivekananda International Foundation. |
 | Manipur CM Biren Singh felicitates Army Captain Soiba Maningba Rangnamei for Galwan braveryCaptain Soiba Maningba Rangnamei was seen raining blows on a Chinese soldier in a video of last year's Galwan incident. |
 | Lessons that China learnt from the Ladakh standoffBeijing’s perceptions of New Delhi’s potential threats to its interests may force it to look for alternate ways of conflict initiation while retaining international credibility |
 | India and China to push for mutually acceptable solutionAs per Army sources, disengagement of tanks, artillery and infantry soldiers is complete on the south, landforms have been restored to the April 2020 position. |
 | India-China disengagement process in eastern Ladakh complete, says Rajnath SinghTwenty Indian army personnel were killed in the Galwan clash with the Chinese troops last year during the face-off. |
| India-China military talks last for around 16 hoursIn the talks, India is learnt to have insisted on a faster disengagement process in areas like Hot Springs, Gogra and Depsang to bring down tension in the region. |
 | India, China special reps on border talks to meet soonThe two special representatives last held a video conference in June last year, setting the ball rolling for the disengagement. |
 | Uphill task for India in other Ladakh sectorsIndian Army occupying the Kailash Range has been an important turning point, feels Lt gen Hooda and Lt Gen KJS Pannu, a former 14 Corps Commander. |
 | After months of denial, China accepts its four soldiers were killed in Galwan Valley clash; releases videoCentral Military Commission of China also informed that a soldier of the rank of colonel, who led at Galwan Valley was seriously injured and was conferred with an honorary title on Friday. |
 | China says disengagement of Chinese, Indian troops in eastern Ladakh going on smoothlyAfter nine months of border standoff in eastern Ladakh, the two armies reached an agreement on disengagement in the North and South banks of Pangong lake |
 | Pangong Tso disengagement: Artillery Guns moved back, bunkers brought down by PLAEvincing hopes the officer said that the process is continuing from both sides and we are expecting that the process will get completed by February 20. |
| Full disengagement at Pangong to take more time than thoughtIndian soldiers on their verification mission found partial disengagement at Galwan and Hot Spring-Gogra, which snowballed into the major Galwan violence. |
 | India has not conceded any territory in disengagement agreement with China in Pangong Tso: MoDThe MoD said the territory of India is as depicted in the map of India and includes more than 43,000 sq km currently under illegal occupation of China since 1962. |
 | Disengagement process on in Pangong Tso areas: SourcesOn Thursday, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh made a detailed statement in Parliament on the disengagement pact. |
