The Indian Army has taken up with the Chinese military the reports of abduction of five people from Upper Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh by the PLA troops, military sources said on Sunday.

Indian Army takes up with PLA reported abduction of five people in Arunachal by Chinese troops

Indian and Chinese militaries on Sunday held another round of talks in eastern Ladakh in an attempt to calm tensions even as the situation remained "delicate" with both sides further rushing in additional troops and weapons following last week's confrontations, government sources said.

Indian, Chinese militaries hold Brigade Commander-level interaction in eastern Ladakh

China's ministry of defence said today that responsibility of the current tension "lies entirely with India" along the Line of Actual Control(LAC). Watch: "The cause and truth of the current tension on the border between China and India are very clear and the responsibility lies entirely with India," Wei Fenghe, State Councillor and minister of defence, said.

Responsibility lies entirely with India, claims China on LAC standoff

As India's defence minister Rajnath Singh held talks with his Chinese counterpart in Moscow, US President Donald Trump said, "it has been very nasty situation and we stand ready to help with respect to China and India.

We would love to get involved, says Trump on India-China standoff at LAC

India's defence minister Rajnath Singh held talks with his Chinese counterpart on Friday in Moscow on his insistence. In fact, sources say the Chinese side had requested for the meeting thrice in last 80 days.

Chinese defence minister had requested meeting with Indian side thrice in 80 days: Sources

In the two-and-a-half-hour-long meeting between India's defence minister Rajnath Singh and his Chinese counterpart -- General Wei Fenghe -- in Moscow on Friday, the former firmly told Beijing that not an inch would be ceded, and that complete disengagement should happen including at the Pangong Lake in Ladakh.

Not even an inch will be ceded: India's defence minister told Chinese counterpart in Moscow meet

The US State Department said today that it was "closely monitoring" the situation along the Line of Actual Control(LAC) after China accused Indian troops of trespassing.

India-China standoff: Only way to stop these provocations is by standing up to Beijing: US State Department

Amid tensions between India and China along the Line of Control(LAC), newswire ANI quoting official sources said that the Indian Army and Chinese Army will hold brigade commander level talks in Chushul to discuss issues related to the situation on the southern bank of Pangong lake today.

India-China standoff: Amid tensions along LAC, India, China brigade commander talks today

India on Tuesday said that China engaged in provocative military manoeuvres in the late night of August 29 and August 30 in an attempt to change the status quo in the South Bank area of Pangong Lake.

China's provocation at LAC is a clear violation of agreements: India

The ties between India and China are "extremely consequential" for both the countries and the rest of the world, external affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday, observing that it was important for the two sides to reach some kind of "understanding or equilibrium".

Important for India, China to reach some kind of understanding: Jaishankar at US-India Strategic Partnership Forum

Amid renewed tensions between India and China at the Line of Actual Control(LoC), US secretary of state Mike Pompeo said today that "China is working to take down freedom all across the world.

China working to take down freedom all across the world: US

Amid tensions between India and China along the Line of Actual Control(LAC), the Chinese embassy in India said today that "India has grossly violated China's territorial sovereignty" and that China has made "representations to the Indian side".

Now, China accuses India of 'trespassing' LAC at southern bank of Pangong Tso

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

Chinese ambassador to India Sun Weidong speaking at the China-India Youth webinar said that China sees India as a "partner instead of a rival and an opportunity instead of a threat.

India-China standoff: Unfortunate incident happened at the border, it is a brief moment from history's perspective: Chinese ambassador Weidong

India's Chief of Defence Staff(CDS) Bipin Rawat said that the country's "military option to deal with transgression by the Chinese Army are on, but only if talks fail" along the Line of Actual Control(LAC).

India-China standoff: Military option open to deal with China in Ladakh if talks fail: Chief of Defence Staff Bipin Rawat

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday reviewed the overall security scenario in eastern Ladakh amid the ongoing talks between India and China on the disengagement process in the high-altitude region, people familiar with the developments said.

India-China standoff: Rajnath Singh reviews security in eastern Ladakh with defence chiefs

India's ministry of external affairs said today that the eighteenth meeting of India-China Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination (WMCC) was held earlier on Thursday.

India-China standoff: India, China agreed to work towards complete disengagement along LAC at WMCC meet: MEA

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

India's Defence ministry in a report on its activities in June said that Chinese aggression had increased in along the Line of Actual Control(LAC) especially in the Galwan Valley since May 5.

Present India-China standoff likely to be prolonged: Defence ministry report

As India-China border row continues to simmer, newswire ANI quoting defence sources reported that Indian security officials want four to six dedicated satellites to keep a close eye on Chinese military activities along the Line of Actual Control(LAC).

India-China standoff: Indian security officials seek four to six dedicated satellites along LAC to keep an eye on China: Report

Two days after India's Ministry of Defence(MoD) posted its June report stating that "a violent faceoff incident took place between the two sides on June 15 resulting in casualties on both sides" in the Galwan Valley, the report has vanished from the news section of the website with a "page not found" URL.

India-China standoff: Report claiming 'Chinese aggression on LAC' vanishes from defence ministry website

A unique decoupling to ensure economic distancing from China is quickly becoming a reality on the world wide web while TikTok has emerged as a flashpoint in the dispute between the various countries of the world and China.

India-China standoff: How India is giving China a taste of its own medicine

India has firmly told the Chinese side to vacate Finger 5 area in Pangong lake, even as disengagement at the Line of Actual Control(LAC) has reached a critical point.

Vacate Finger 5 area in Pangong lake: India tells China firmly

Chinese envoy to India Sun Weidong said today that troops along the Line of Actual Control(LAC) have disengaged at my places and the situation is "de-escalating and the temperature is coming down".

India-China standoff: Situation de-escalating at LAC; China will never engage in expansionism: Chinese envoy