The Annual Threat Assessment of the U.S. Intelligence Community, released recently, states that India and China's relations remain "strained" following their "lethal clash" in 2020.

US intelligence warns of risky confrontation between India and China at LAC

India and China's fragile relations worsened in the past few years, especially after the skirmishes between the Indian and Chinese armies and the fierce face-off in the Galwan Valley in 2020 when 20 Indian soldiers lost their lives.

India expects more clashes with Chinese troops in Ladakh region: Report

For the first time in nearly 45 years, a violent skirmish between Indian and Chinese troops broke out in the Galwan Valley on June 15, 2020, resulting in losses on both sides and marking a new sour turn in China-India relations.

Two years into India-China clash in Galwan valley, much remains unsolved

China on Thursday offered to provide the necessary support and assistance to India to deal with the sharp increase in the COVID-19 cases in the country. Asked about the spike in the coronavirus cases in India by the official Chinese media, Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin told a media briefing that the COVID-19 "pandemic is a common enemy of all mankind that necessitates international solidarity and mutual assistance".

China offers support, assistance to India to combat rising COVID-19 cases

India-China standoff: Why area along Pangong lake became a flashpoint

Indian and Chinese troops clashed once again last week in Naku la in north Sikkim in the eastern Himalayas. The clash was largely hand-to-hand and no shots were fired.

India-China standoff: Indian Army foils China's intrusion bid in Sikkim

In a major positive development amidst growing India-China tension, both countries have come out with a joint statement calling for the easing of tensions. The five-point statement issued after more than two hour long talks between India's external affairs minister Dr S Jaishankar and Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi will "guide their approach to the current situation", top Indian government sources told WION.

India, China foreign ministers agree to ease tensions; issue joint statement

India's strategy on LAC has gone from being reactive to pro-active while China's response is that of surprise and frustration which has been evident in their media meltdown and 3am press releases and the road ahead ideally should have a well-defined border.

Standoff at LAC: India's strategy, China's response and the road ahead

India will give a befitting reply if an enemy country attacks it, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Friday, sending a clear message to China in the midst of the border row in eastern Ladakh.

We will give befitting reply if enemy attacks us: Rajnath Singh

China, Pakistan, Nepal and Afghanistan seem to be forging a new alliance against India. The four countries held a first of its kind cooperation video conference on Monday.

Now, China meets India's neighbours; urges them to be 'more like Pakistan'

India has been at the receiving end in its relationship with China during the last seven decades. Looking back at Indo-China relationship, it would become clear that China, all the time, viewed India as a weak country.

Let's not allow China to have the last laugh

The fresh news is that China has agreed to pull back to its side of the LAC from the positions inside Indian territory. That is, if it doesn’t renege, or interminably drag its feet or play victim cum fresh aggressor.

India-China standoff: Use Dogra Maps and Game Theory

The ban imposed on 59 Chinese apps, by the Indian government, is part of a series of sustained responses to build an effective counter to China's provocations. To contain China, India will have to deploy all three potential retaliatory moves - military, economic and diplomatic.

To contain China, India needs a comprehensive strategy

India's ministry of external affairs said on Thursday that China has been amassing troops and armaments along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) since early May. Watch Video: “At the heart of the matter is that since early May, the Chinese side has been amassing a large contingent of troops and armaments along the LAC,” said MEA spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said, adding,"This is not in accordance with the provisions of our various bilateral agreements, especially the key 1993 Agreement on the Maintenance of Peace and Tranquility along the Line of Actual Control in the India-China Border Areas.

China amassing troops & armaments along LAC since early May: India