Contrary to reports China's People`s Liberation Army (PLA) is not in a mood to de-escalate the situation on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and has deployed around 40,000 troops in its front and depth areas for the Eastern Ladakh sector, according to ANI.

China not de-escalating situation on LAC, deploys 40,000 troops on Ladakh front: Report

Indian Army Chief General MM Naravane will visit Ladakh to meet the injured soldiers and review the force preparedness as well as the deployment across the Line of Actual Control with China.

Indian Army Chief Gen Naravane to meet injured soldiers in Ladakh today

India on June 18 rejected the claims made by the Chinese, that sovereignty over the Galwan Valley area in Ladakh "always belonged to it", calling it 'untenable'.

India responds to claim over Galwan valley: China making 'inevitable' claims

Ahead of the next round of military-level talks scheduled to start this week, Indian and Chinese troops have disengaged on the ground at multiple locations on Line of Actual Control, according to a report. Watch report.

Indian, Chinese troops disengage on LAC ahead of talks: China troops retreat by 2-2.5 km

The drills continued for 11 hours at an altitude of 5,000 metres on the plateau in Southwest China?s Tibet Autonomous Region, state-run China Central Television (CCTV) reported

Chinese army conduct live-fire drills in Tibet