India-China Border Stand-off: No signs of de-escalation in Ladakh; Here are some developments!

India-China Stand-off: No signs of de-escalation in Ladakh; Here are some developments!

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured the nation that China has not encroached into Indian territory or taken control of any Indian military positions. Modi said that the Indian forces are fully capable of protecting India's borders and that the army has been given a free hand to respond as seen appropriate. Meanwhile, China has once again laid claim to the Galwan river valley in Ladakh which has become a flashpoint between India and China

India-China Standoff: China lays claim over Galwan valley

Indian Airforce has moved it's fighter aircrafts on the forward bases amidst ongoing tensions between India and China. Watch this video to know more.

Indian Airforce move it's fighter aircrafts on forward bases amidst ongoing tensions with China

China has removed statements by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on LAC skirmish remarks.

Indian PM Modi's statement removed by China

In this segment of WION, Watch the timeline of India-China standoff.

Watch: Timeline of India-China standoff

Prime Minister Office has clarified on PM Modi's remarks over India-China Face-off and Chinese occupation on Indian territory. PMO clarified, 'no Chinese presence post-face off'.

India-China Face-off: PMO clarifies on PM Modi's remarks, 'no Chinese presence post face-off'

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?

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

China continues war propaganda amid the rising border tension between India-China. People's Liberation Army received PCL-181 advanced howitzers. Watch this video and know more about this.

China continues war propaganda amid the rising border tension between India-China

The border standoff between India and China has started to ease off with the Chinese troops moving back by about 2.5 kilometres along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), government sources in New Delhi said on Tuesday.

Indian, Chinese troops disengage at Ladakh, PLA moves back by 2.5 km

In a major conversation and an official statement from Chinese ambassador to India Sun Weidong states that 'India and China are not a threat to each other' and both respect each others integrity and sovereignty which is paramount.

Chinese Envoy to India: We are not a threat to each other

'India-China should be good neighbours' says Sun Weidong | Chinese Envoy to India

'China and India are not a threat to each other' says Chinese envoy to India