Gravitas: Why India & China must define the border India & China are yet to define the Line of Actual Control. In the Pangong Lake, India claims territory up to Finger 8. China says the L.A.C is near Finger 2.

Gravitas: Why India & China must define the border

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will join his Chinese and Russian counterparts at a virtual conference of the Russia-India-China trilateral on Tuesday, against the backdrop of New Delhi's frayed ties with Beijing over the Galwan Valley clashes.

Jaishankar to join Chinese, Russian foreign ministers at RIC meet on June 23

Nepal has moved its troops to the border with India. It has set up tents & constructed a helipad. Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli's party even joined the Chinese Communist Party for a workshop today. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you how China is coaching Nepal's leadership.

Gravitas: How China is coaching Nepal

After provoking India at the border, China has now charged 2 Canadian citizens for alleged espionage. Meanwhile, a cyber attack on Australian organizations points to a Chinese spy agency. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay gets you a report on the Chinese regime's many wars.

Gravitas: India, Canada & Australia: China's many wars

Tensions are still running high at the Line of Actual Control. P.L.A troops have stepped up military drills. Dozens of tanks & armed vehicles have been spotted in the Tibet region. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you why another faceoff can't be ruled out.

Gravitas: Why the India-China dispute won't end soon

China, through its actions, has sequestered itself. It is on one side, and the entire world is on another. So much so that after 20 Indian Army personnel were killed in a clash with Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley on Monday night, United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo condoled the death of the soldiers.

There's China on one side. And the entire world on another

There is public anger against the martyrdom of Indian soldiers at the LAC along China. It is turning into a nationwide call to boycott Chinese products. But the question now arises -- can the reality live up to the rhetoric?

Can India really give up Chinese products?

The People's Liberation Army of China is conducting large-scale military exercises. It is said to be testing the firepower of its troops. Dozens of tanks and armed vehicles were seen taking part in drills here.

India to proceed with infrastructure development in key regions along LAC despite hardened obstruction by China

India on Saturday rejected China's claim of sovereignty over Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh, asserting that attempts by the Chinese side to "advance exaggerated and untenable" claims were not at all acceptable.

India rejects China's claim of sovereignty over Galwan Valley in Ladakh

Indian embassy officials in Beijing have said the speech of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to chief ministers on June 18 as well as the comments by the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have been deleted from two Chinese social media accounts, including Weibo.

Chinese social media sites delete PM Modi's speech, MEA spokesman's remarks on border crisis

Nepal on Saturday said it was confident that both its "friendly neighbours" India and China will resolve their border stand-off at the Line of Actual Control through peaceful means, keeping in mind the stability of the region and world peace.

Nepal confident India, China will resolve differences through peaceful means

The call to boycott China is trending in India. But, is India really in a position to boycott all things Chinese? WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay separates rhetoric from reality.

Gravitas: Boycott China: Rhetoric vs Reality

The Indian Telecom ministry has asked all state-run telecom operators to not use Chinese suppliers to upgrade their 4G networks. It is being called a step towards self-reliance. But, why did India allow China's Huawei to participate in 5G trials?

Gravitas: India moves to hurt Chinese companies

An all-party meeting called by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss the situation along the India-China border on Friday saw leaders of major political parties putting across their views on the sensitive issue.

All party meeting discusses border tension with China; Sonia Gandhi criticises govt

India has told two government-run telecoms firms to use locally-made rather than Chinese telecom equipment to upgrade their mobile networks to 4G. New Delhi's move comes amid a backlash against companies from China after the killing this week of 20 Indian soldiers by Chinese forces in a Himalayan border dispute.

Border vs business: India tells two state firms to not use China telecoms gear

China on Friday said it "presently" has not detained any Indian soldiers, amidst reports that the Chinese military took some Indian troops captive after a deadly clash in the Galwan Valley on June 15.

China says 'presently' it hasn't detained any Indian soldiers

Beijing brought in pieces of machinery, cut a trail into a Himalayan mountainside and may have even dammed a river -- in the days leading up to the most violent border clash between India and China in decades -- as suggested by satellite pictures.

Satellite images suggest Chinese activity at Himalayan border with India before clash

Director General of Police of Jammu and Kashmir Dilbag Singh today chaired a high-level meeting of officers to review the security scenario of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir particularly on the borders where he said that in view of the Ladakh standoff, Pakistan will try to infiltrate more terrorists and also give impetus to violence in Kashmir Valley and elsewhere.

J&K DGP Dilbag Singh chairs high-level security meeting in view of Ladakh standoff

China's Oppo cancelled the live online launch of its flagship smartphone in India on Wednesday after a border clash between the two countries that has renewed calls from local Indian trader groups to shun Chinese products.

Oppo cancels live online phone launch in India amid calls to boycott Chinese goods

The foreign ministers of China and India have held telephone talks over the deadly border clash, agreeing to "cool down" the tensions.

Can China afford a war as it is fighting conflicts on many fronts?

The last major dispute between New Delhi and Beijing was in 2017 on the remote Doklam plateau near the borders of India, Bhutan and China. After a tense standoff, both sides agreed to an "expeditious disengagement" of troops, according to India's foreign ministry.

China's war on India: Decoding Xi Jinping and his quest for power

There is not much clarity on outcome of talks between India and China

The Indian army says at least 20 of its soldiers were killed after hand-to-hand fighting with Chinese troops at a disputed border site on Monday night, the deadliest clash in decades.

Five lies by China over border dispute with India busted and countered

The Indian Railways has decided to terminate the contract of a Chinese company due to "poor progress" on the signalling and telecommunication work on the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor's 417-km section between Kanpur and Mughalsarai.

Indian Railways to terminate Chinese company's contract due to 'poor progress'

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