<p>India and China are preparing for their 19th round of Corps Commander Level talks on Monday, August 14, scheduled to take place at the Chushul-Moldo meeting point in the Eastern Ladakh sector, ANI news agency reported citing defence sources.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“The Indian side would be led by Fire and Fury Corps Commander Lt Gen Rashim Bali for the talks with representatives of the Chinese military on August 14. Officials from Ministry of External Affairs and ITBP are also expected to be part of the talks The two sides are likely to discuss the issues related to DBO and CNN junction along with other matters. India would also be pressing for disengagement from the Eastern Ladakh front,” the sources told ANI.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>This comes as there have been continued tensions between India and China along their disputed border regions. One of the deadliest clashes occurred in June 2020, when a violent skirmish took place between Indian and Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley. This clash resulted in loss of lives of about 20 Indian soldiers, and an estimated higher casualty on the other side though the Chinese never shared the fatality figures.</p>

<p>The latest&nbsp;engagement, expected to take place on Monday, is aimed to address the military standoff between the two nations.</p>

<h2><strong>Three-year military standoff</strong></h2>

<p>A prolonged military standoff between India and China began in May 2020. It has led to a series of confrontations. The Chinese attempted to forcefully alter the status quo on the Line of Actual Control (LAC), resulting in tensions that have persisted for the past three years.</p>

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<p>The meeting marks the resumption of talks after an approximate four-month interval with the most recent Corps Commander level meeting being held in April earlier this year.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Construction activities&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>There have been heightened construction activities along the border regions by both countries, aimed at reinforcing their positions. Military talks focusing on disengagement and de-escalation along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh commenced shortly after the initial confrontations between the Indian and Chinese forces.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Through previous&nbsp;talks, both sides managed to disengage from various confrontation points and relocate to new positions, aiming to prevent clashes and promote peaceful resolution.</p>

<p>ANI while quoting sources said that the Indian side is committed to achieving an amicable resolution while safeguarding its interests in the region. They added that in order to match the Chinese deployments opposite eastern Ladakh, India has stationed more than 50,000 troops in the area.&nbsp;</p>

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India and China are preparing for their 19th round of Corps Commander Level talks on Monday, August 14, scheduled to take place at the Chushul-Moldo meeting point in the Eastern Ladakh sector, ANI news agency reported citing defence sources.

India and China are preparing for their 19th round of Corps Commander Level talks on Monday, August 14, scheduled to take place at the Chushul-Moldo meeting point in the Eastern Ladakh sector, ANI news agency reported citing defence sources. “The Indian side would be led by Fire and Fury Corps Commander Lt Gen Rashim Bali for the talks with representatives of the Chinese military on August 14. Officials from Ministry of External Affairs and ITBP are also expected to be part of the talks The two sides are likely to discuss the issues related to DBO and CNN junction along with other matters. India would also be pressing for disengagement from the Eastern Ladakh front,” the sources told ANI. Also Read | Ahead of BRICS summit, Russian envoy Babushkin advocates trading in national currencies This comes as there have been continued tensions between India and China along their disputed border regions. One of the deadliest clashes occurred in June 2020, when a violent skirmish took place between Indian and Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley. This clash resulted in loss of lives of about 20 Indian soldiers, and an estimated higher casualty on the other side though the Chinese never shared the fatality figures. The latest engagement, expected to take place on Monday, is aimed to address the military standoff between the two nations. Three-year military standoff A prolonged military standoff between India and China began in May 2020. It has led to a series of confrontations. The Chinese attempted to forcefully alter the status quo on the Line of Actual Control (LAC), resulting in tensions that have persisted for the past three years. Also Read | Indian govt proposes revamp of colonial-era laws, here’s what will change The meeting marks the resumption of talks after an approximate four-month interval with the most recent Corps Commander level meeting being held in April earlier this year. Construction activities There have been heightened construction activities along the border regions by both countries, aimed at reinforcing their positions. Military talks focusing on disengagement and de-escalation along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh commenced shortly after the initial confrontations between the Indian and Chinese forces. Through previous talks, both sides managed to disengage from various confrontation points and relocate to new positions, aiming to prevent clashes and promote peaceful resolution. ANI while quoting sources said that the Indian side is committed to achieving an amicable resolution while safeguarding its interests in the region. They added that in order to match the Chinese deployments opposite eastern Ladakh, India has stationed more than 50,000 troops in the area. WATCH | No-Confidence Motion: PM Modi's NDA government wins trust vote in Parliament × In December 2022, the Indian military reportedly thwarted a Chinese army incursion attempt near Yang Tse, close to Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

India, China gear up for 19th round of Corps Commander talks amid ongoing border dispute

<p>The 6th India-China Corps Commander-level meeting will take place on Monday morning at 9am IST at Moldo.</p>

<p>India's focus will be on disengagement by the Chinese side, something which New Delhi has been reiterating since the beginning of Ladakh&nbsp;standoff.</p>

<p>The first such meeting since Moscow pact, a key outcome of India, China FMs parley earlier this month.</p>

<p>The 5 point Moscow pact called for easing of tension via dialogue, disengagement &amp; "maintain proper distance and ease tensions."<br />
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Joint Secretary East Asia in Ministry of external affairs Naveen Srivastava will also be present in the Crops Cdr meet. This is for the first time, a diplomat will be present during Corps Cdr Meet.</p>

<p>So far 5 corps commander meets have taken place since June. These were on June 6, 22 and 30, July 14 &amp; August 2.</p>

<p>In the first meet, on 6th June, both sides fid arrive on a consensus for disengagement by the Chinese side violated it leading to Galwan incident of June 15. India lost 20 of its soldier, and while China also accepted it suffered casualties, it never came out with any number.</p>


The 6th India-China Corps Commander-level meeting will take place on Monday morning at 9am IST at Moldo. India's focus will be on disengagement by the Chinese side, something which New Delhi has been reiterating since the beginning of Ladakh standoff.

The 6th India-China Corps Commander-level meeting will take place on Monday morning at 9am IST at Moldo. India's focus will be on disengagement by the Chinese side, something which New Delhi has been reiterating since the beginning of Ladakh standoff. The first such meeting since Moscow pact, a key outcome of India, China FMs parley earlier this month. The 5 point Moscow pact called for easing of tension via dialogue, disengagement & "maintain proper distance and ease tensions." Joint Secretary East Asia in Ministry of external affairs Naveen Srivastava will also be present in the Crops Cdr meet. This is for the first time, a diplomat will be present during Corps Cdr Meet. So far 5 corps commander meets have taken place since June. These were on June 6, 22 and 30, July 14 & August 2. In the first meet, on 6th June, both sides fid arrive on a consensus for disengagement by the Chinese side violated it leading to Galwan incident of June 15. India lost 20 of its soldier, and while China also accepted it suffered casualties, it never came out with any number.

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India, China gear up for 19th round of Corps Commander talks amid ongoing border dispute

LAC standoff: India, China to hold sixth round of Corps Commander-level talks on Monday