After Arunachal intrusion, China says will stop road-construction work, India returns equipment
Government sources had said that Chinese teams had intruded a kilometre into Arunachal Pradesh late last month
News reports said Monday that China had agreed to stop road-construction work in the Tuting area of Arunachal Pradesh, and that India had returned the two excavators and other equipment seized from the Chinese last month.
Government sources had said late last month that Chineseteams had intruded a kilometre into Arunachal Pradesh.
The teams -- consisting of civilians and uniformed personnel -- had turned back after they were confronted by Indian troops.
The intrusion had taken place on December 28.
)
Who is Devendra Nath Mahto, Jharkhand’s 'Sonam Wangchuk' fasting for protesting students?
)
Ghajini villain Pradeep Rawat passes away at 74 after battle with cancer
&im=FitAndFill=(700,400))
Pradeep Rawat died at 74: Revisit the unforgettable roles that defined his career
)
'Can't rip open my chest but...': On Day 11 of student protest, Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren breaks silence
)
‘India’s FCRA bill an attack on Christians, could hit bilateral ties,’ says US lawmaker
)
Did military GPS jamming cause a plane to crash in New Mexico? Here's what a report says
)
WMO warns Super El Niño is set to become monstrous between Aug-Oct - This was 'only a warm-up act'
&im=FitAndFill=(700,400))
Who is Sujatha Vijayakumar? The producer defending daughter Aarti in Ravi Mohan divorce battle
)
Why did FSSAI ban the sale of Old Monk, Antiquity Blue and other liquor brands?
)
Trump says Iranian school bombing photos could be AI-generated - 'I don’t think...'
)
'World's most beautiful village' with only 627 people generated Rs 58 lakh in traffic fines in 2025
&im=FitAndFill=(700,400))
Why Russian tanks are much lighter compared to US tanks
&im=FitAndFill=(700,400))
7 longest flights in the world - Singapore, Qantas, Qatar and others
&im=FitAndFill=(700,400))
New OTT releases this week (August 3-9, 2026): Main Vaapas Aaunga, Uyir, Operation Safed Sagar- 6 titles coming on Netflix, Prime Video and more
)
'Should not be bullied': CJP says movement will expand beyond protests. Politics, or something bigger?
)
American blogger Perez Hilton, covered in blood, cuts himself during livestream, hospitalized after distressing incident
)
'I believe in freedom of expression...': Shashi Tharoor clarifies on attending event where RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat will address Gen Zs
)
What’s happening in Nepal? How did a local clash turn into communal violence? WION Decodes
)
India avoids higher US tariff, secures lower 10% rate. Here's how
)
Munir-protege Mohsin Naqvi’s claim of unearthing huge scam triggers tremors in Pakistan’s power corridors
&im=FitAndFill=(700,400))
Why are iPhones so expensive compared to Android phones?
)
Trump goes 'bing bing bing' 11 times within 5 seconds at Iran war briefing
)
Another assassination attempt? Armed man arrested at Trump's golf course ahead of presidential visit to LA
&im=FitAndFill=(700,400))
Can an S-400 detect a bird?
)
Punjab Assembly passes resolution against Centre's mandatory E20 petrol rollout
)
‘Disputes could help ousted forces make comeback’: Bangladesh PM warns ahead of Sheikh Hasina’s Delhi PC
)
The Royals enter the Doctor Who universe: King Charles and Queen Camilla beam into Commonwealth Games in TARDIS
)
Influencer killed on livestream: Mexican cartel boss' son asked dad to kill woman who broke up with him
)
Indian vessel sinks after Red Sea attack off Yemen; all crew rescued
)
Why did India turn down the US offer for F-35 fighter jets? EXPLAINED
)
WI vs PAK, 2nd Test: Spinner Sajid Khan helps Pakistan turn screw for series-levelling win against hosts
)
'I was almost trafficked in Paris,' says Australian woman, shares terrifying ordeal - 'I am on the black market'
Local villagers had at the time said the Chinese had left behind two excavators and other equipment.
That equipment, the reports said Monday, had been returned. With China agreeing to put a stop to road construction activity in the area.
Army chief General Bipin Rawat had on Monday said that the Tuting issue had been "resolved" at a border personnel meeting on January 6.
He did not however give out any further details.