External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar said that the situation at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) is most serious after 1962 Indo-China war. Also read | China had deployed T-15 tanks in Tibet well ahead of Galwan clash: Intelligence report "This is surely the most serious situation after 1962.

Most serious situation after 1962: External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar on India-China border clash

In a significant achievement for the indigenous fighter aircraft programme, the Indian Air Force (IAF) deployed the home-grown Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas on the western front along the Pakistan border given the tensions with China on the Ladakh front.

Amid border tensions with China, indigenous fighter LCA Tejas deployed on western front

The violent stand-off between border troops in India and China at Galwan valley in eastern Ladakh in June this year was not merely a coincidence but was planned well in advance by China.

China had deployed T-15 tanks in Tibet well ahead of Galwan clash: Intelligence report

Chinese and Indian troops have 'completed disengagement', says China China's foreign ministry said the two sides were preparing for a fifth round of talks between military commanders at an unspecified date.

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India will be conducting a naval exercise with America. It is the clearest signal to China on a potential military alliance that it faces. The naval exercise will be conducted by the USS Nimitz which is one the largest warships in the world and, it is nuclear powered.

US warship Nimitz to take part in naval exercise with India near Andaman and Nicobar islands

The India-US drills on the high seas is a move to deter China. In fact, naval power could be India's answer to Chinese aggression. The exercises help New Delhi to only project its power but, it also adds to Xi Jinping’s headaches.

China's 'Malacca dilemma': How India can control the Dragon on the high seas

The Indian government had on Monday banned 59 Chinese apps amid the India-China standoff at Galwan Valley. The apps which were banned included UC Browser, Tik Tok, SHAREit, Baidu map, Shein, clash of Kings, DU battery saver, Helo, Likee, YouCam makeup, Mi Community, CM Browsers, Virus Cleaner, Apus Browser among others.

India bans Chinese apps: What does the decision mean for Beijing?

The Indian Army said on Tuesday that corps commander level talks between India and China held on Monday at Moldo was held in a "cordial, positive & constructive atmosphere" as both sides decided to "disengage with mutual consensus".

After commander-level talks, China says 'decided to take steps to cool down things at the border'

China foreign ministry in a press conference said it was in communication with India but refrained from giving the number of casulties the PLA had suffered during the border clash with Indian troops last week.

In communication with India, says China but refrains from revealing causalities in border clash

China lost at least 40 of its soldiers in the violent clash in Galwan Valley in the western Himalayas, VK Singh, the minister for roads and transport, said on Saturday China has not said anything about the casualties in the hand-to-hand combat in which 20 Indian soldiers lost their lives.

China lost at least 40 soldiers in border clash: VK Singh

The armed forces deployed along the 3,500-km de-facto border with China have been given "full freedom" to give a "befitting" response to any Chinese misadventure, government sources said after Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reviewed the situation in eastern Ladakh at a meeting with the top military brass on Sunday.

Armed forces told to forcefully deal with Chinese aggression along LAC

Galwan Valley is located at an altitude of almost 17,000 feet with extreme weather conditions and sub-zero temperatures. A valley that gets its name from the Galwan river - this 1960 claim line is the de facto of Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the valley.

Why Galwan Valley has become the flashpoint in India-China conflict once again?

Monday's scuffle, the biggest confrontation between India and China since the 1967 clashes in Nathu La, has significantly escalated the already-volatile border standoff in the Ladakh region.

India-China border dispute: What happened in Nathu La in 1967

After the border clash between India and China, the US State Department said that both sides have "expressed desire to de-escalate and we support a peaceful resolution of the current situation.

Both sides have expressed desire to de-escalate, we support a peaceful resolution: US on India-China clash along LAC

What we know about India-China clash along LAC

Amid the India-China clash along the Line of Control(LAC), the Chinese foreign ministry in a press briefing said that to ease the border situation, India and China are in close communication diplomatically and militarily.

We don't wish to see more clashes: China on confrontation with India along LAC

Amid border clash with Indian soldiers along the Line of Actual Control(LAC), China foreign ministry on Tuesday said that "Indian troops crossed the border twice on Monday provoking and attacking Chinese personnel, resulting in serious physical confrontation between border forces on the two sides.

'Chinese side also suffered casualties': Do not cross the border, says China to India

India's Lt General RP Singh visited the forward posts on the India-China border along Himachal Pradesh's Kinnaur district and reviewed operational preparedness of troops on Monday.

India's top Army commander visits China border along Himachal Pradesh

India has been locked in a border standoff with China for more than 25 days. There are no signs of de-escalation and a new report now says that both sides are further stepping up their guard. WION's Palki Sharma gets you the story.

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