A U.S. report has said that China had planned the Galwan skirmish that killed 20 Indian soldiers in the month of June. The report says Beijing knew about the possibility of fatalities. Why then did China still provoke India? Molly Gambhir has the answer.

Report: China planned the Galwan skirmish | Gravitas

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has decided to name different wards of new Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel COVID-19 Hospital in Delhi after the Indian Army troops who lost their lives in the Galwan valley clash last month.

DRDO to name its COVID-19 hospital wards after soldiers killed in Galwan clash

China reinforced its troops near the Indian border with mountain climbers and martial arts fighters shortly before a deadly clash this month, state media reported.

China sent martial artists to India border before deadly clash: Report

As India's Army Chief General MM Naravane prepares to visit Ladakh today to discuss with ground commanders the situation on the standoff with China after clashes last week, Indian and Chinese military commanders met on Monday amid tensions along the Line of Actual Control(LAC).

Indian, Chinese Army commanders meet lasts for 11 hours: Report

The Indian Army has made a significant change in Rules of Engagement (ROE) after the Galway Valley skirmish that left 20 Indian soldiers dead. It has now given “complete freedom of action” to commanders deployed along the contested Line of Actual Control (LAC) to “handle situations at the tactical level.”

India-China border tensions: Troops are no longer bound to not using firearms

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Report: China planned the Galwan skirmish | Gravitas

DRDO to name its COVID-19 hospital wards after soldiers killed in Galwan clash

China sent martial artists to India border before deadly clash: Report

Indian, Chinese Army commanders meet lasts for 11 hours: Report

India-China border tensions: Troops are no longer bound to not using firearms