Three years on, the spectre of Galwan is looming large over India’s China policy. Amidst China’s unwillingness to back down and Indian forces’ intensifying willingness to hold their ground, we are likely to see more skirmishes similar to the one witnessed in Arunachal Pradesh’s Tawang sector in December last year, taking place.

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India's ministry of external affairs said on Thursday that it has taken "appropriate measures to safeguard territorial integrity and sovereignty" along the Line of Actual Control(LAC) with China.

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India has sent over 50,000 additional troops to its border with China, in a historic move as tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations remain high following confrontations in the Galwan Valley and eastern Ladakh, according to reports.

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This week, a remembrance ceremony will take place in honour of Galwan Bravehearts with the officiating commander of the Leh-based Fire and Fury Corps laying a wreath at Leh Memorial.

India-China border standoff: Galwan anniversary remembrance in Leh this week