The disengagement agreed upon between India and China on how to resolve the stand-off at three points in East Ladakh has begun on Wednesday by the withdrawal of Chinese troops from Indian territory.

India-China standoff: Disengagement begins at LAC's three flash points

As India and China secretary-level talks began on Wednesday amid tensions along the Line of Control(LAC), China once again claimed sovereignty over Galwan Valley.

Amid talks with India, China once again claims 'sovereignty over Galwan Valley'

India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar is all set for a virtual meeting today with a Chinese counterpart at the RIC trilateral. Meanwhile, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is in Moscow. Watch report.

India-China standoff: Russia to chair virtual summit today, S. Jaishankar to attend virtual RIC meet

Indian and Chinese militaries are holding a second round of senior military-level talks on Monday in an attempt to lower the temperature following the violent clashes in Galwan Valley last week in which 20 Army personnel were killed in action.

Here's how India is responding to China's provocations

In a bid too woo Bangladesh, China has provided a huge trade boost to the country by announcing tariff exemption for 97 per cent of Bangladeshi products effective from July 1.

Amid standoff with India, China tries to woo Bangladesh

The Line of Actual Control (LAC) is a 3,500 km long loose demarcation line that separates Indian-controlled territory from Chinese-controlled territory in the India-China border area.

India-China standoff: Land grab is a classic Beijing transgression and biggest test for New Delhi

Why India-China are in a standoff for over a month now? Watch this report to know what is at stake for both countries.

Indo-China conflict: Why India-China are in a standoff?

Whether the government of India would admit or not, it is crystal clear that India is facing a war-like situation with China today. The most important thing that India needs to do now is to convey a firm impression to the Chinese government that India would not buckle under pressure and military threat.

India's avoidable import dependence on China

China’s recent intrusions in Galwan Valley and Pangong Tso, once again prove that after years of bending over backwards to accommodate or somewhat appease China, India has not yet learned any meaningful lessons about the Chinese strategic mindset.

Time for an assertive force posture against China

India is fighting two wars against China - one at the border and another against the virus from China, said Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday. ''We have to remain united to fight both, none of these should be politicised.

'We won't retreat until we win', Kejriwal on India's twin battle

US President Donald Trump on Saturday said that America is in touch with both India and China to help both the countries out of the situation where both the countries have come to blows.

'They have come to blows and we'll see what happens': Trump on India, China standoff

20 parties to attend the all-party meet called by Prime Minister Modi today. Home Minister, Defence Minister and BJP president JP Nadda to also be present in the virtual meet. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh personally called & invited all leaders on behalf of PM yesterday.

India-China standoff: All-party meet to discuss border face off

As India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi gets set to chair the all-party meeting on the situation at the Ladakh border amid clashes with Chinese troops, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav asked India's defence minister Rajnath Singh and the Indian prime minister on why his party wasn't invited for the meeting.

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav, AAP express displeasure over not being invited for PM Modi's all-party meet on China

P.L.A troops have not moved back despite high-level marathon talks between India & China. Meanwhile, Beijing's mouthpiece Global Times is ratcheting up rhetoric with headlines & videos aimed at intimidating New Delhi. Have the talks failed to yield a breakthrough? What exactly is proving to be a roadblock?

Gravitas: India-China border standoff | No sign of de-escalation

China's propaganda megaphone Global Times has released a video that claims to show P.L.A troops preparing for battle. Does Bejing want to overwhelm India into a panic? Why is the P.L.A indulging in such theatrics? WION's Palki Sharma gets you a report on China's 'psychological operations'.

Gravitas: Exposing China's mind games against India

Does the People's Liberation Army really live up to the eulogizing reports by the Chinese State media? WION's Palki Sharma tells you how this army is burdened with organizational problems & riddled with inefficiencies.

Gravitas: 5 weaknesses plaguing the People's Liberation Army

What happens when a recruit decides to quit the People's Liberation Army of China? WION's Palki Sharma tells you 8 punishments the P.L.A inflicts on 'deserters'.

Gravitas: What happens when you quit the P.L.A?

After more than a month, P.L.A troops have moved back from several points in Ladakh. The dragon's retreat marks the beginning of de-escalation at the border. WIN's Palki Sharma tells you how China's threats failed to deter India.

Gravitas: India-China standoff | The dragon retreats

The India-China standoff has come as a lesson in upholding national interest above everything else. India's former Vice chief of Air staff Pranab Kumar Barbora did exactly this in 2008. The retired Air Marshal reopened the Daulat Beg Oldi airstrip without the UPA govt's permission. WION's Palki Sharma tells you how his decision has given India a strategic advantage against China 12 years on.

Gravitas: The story & significance of Daulat Beg Oldi

Ladakh MP Jamyang Tsering Namgyal on Sunday visited the Line of Actual Control (LAC) on Sunday and promised safety, security and overall development to residents along with Pangong Lake near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) where tension is prevailing.

Amid India-China standoff Ladakh MP says ‘not an inch of land would go away’

Ahead of the military talks on the border face-off in eastern Ladakh on Saturday, India and China talked diplomacy on Friday on the issue. Joint Secretary, East Asia in the Ministry of external affairs Naveen Srivastava and Director General in the Chinese ministry of foreign affairs Wu Jianghao had a video conference on the issue with both sides agreeing that "differences should not become disputes" The MEA in its release said, "Both sides also agreed that in accordance with the guidance provided by the leadership, the two sides should handle their differences through peaceful discussion bearing in mind the importance of respecting each other's sensitivities, concerns and aspirations and not allow them to become disputes.

India-China talk diplomacy ahead of military talks on border row

Earlier, the US had said that it was closely following the border standoff between the two countries

We are encouraging both parties to sit down and have direct dialogue: US on Doklam standoff

Bhutan said it has conveyed to China that construction of the road in Bhutanese territory is a direct violation of the 1988 and 1998 agreements

Bhutan rejects Beijing's claim that Doklam is under Chinese territory

The foreign minister also said?that India has taken efforts to ease the standoff with China

War not a solution to Doklam standoff: Sushma Swaraj