India News: India and China have reached an agreement to restart the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, which has been suspended since 2020, as per a statement from the Ministry of External Affairs on Monday (Jan 27). 

India-China talks: Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, direct flights to resume in 2025 - Know when

Indian and Chinese commanders have increased engagements to maintain stability on the Indo-Tibet border ahead of the brutal winter season. Talks have been going on for the last ten days, involving local commanders at the levels of the brigade and below.

India and China ramp up engagements to prevent escalation during brutal winters

The 20th round of Corps Commander-level talks between India and China held Monday-Tuesday (Oct 9-10) failed to curtail tensions along the Indo-Tibet border in Eastern Ladakh.

India-China dispute: 20th round of Commander-level talks fail to defuse tensions

The 19th round of India-China Corps Commander level meeting concluded on the Indian side on August 14 at the Chushul-Moldo border meeting point, according to a statement released by India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).

India-China Corps Commander level meeting concludes without any breakthrough

Australia and Maldives said have clarified that they did not participate in the recently held Indian Ocean Region Forum convened by China. Watch full video to know more.

Australia, Maldives officials deny attending China’s Indian Ocean meet

China has been using different tactics at the border areas over the years. From aerial incursions into Taiwan’s defence zone to unfurling flag at Galwan valley, China’s aggressive approach continues in border and territorial issues. All of this comes at a time when Xi Jinping led government rolled out a new ‘border law’. China’s National People’s Congress passed the law last year which said that PLA shall take measures to strengthen the border defence, support economic and social development in border areas. Among other things, the law allows PLA to work closely with civilians living near the border. The law can affect the neighbouring countries of China. It is suspected that China may have stalled negotiations with India over the LAC standoff for the border law to be implemented. China shares nearly 22,000 km border land with 14 other countries. China is yet to finalise border agreements with India and Bhutan.

Explained: China’s border law & how India, other neighboring countries are affected

India & China blamed each other after the 13th round of military talks broke down. New Delhi says its constructive proposals were stonewalled by China. What does this mean for the Himalayan border? Is the LAC going the LoC way? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: India-China military talks break down: What next?

According to news agency ANI, India and China have agreed to disengagement from the friction points along the Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh.

WION Dispatch: India-China to disengage at LAC, China to move to its position beyond finger 8

ANI: India-China agree on a 3-phase plan, both sides to move back tanks from frontline

The seventh round of Corps Commander-level talks between armies of India and China is scheduled to take place on October 12 with a specific agenda of firming up a roadmap for disengagement of troops from friction points in eastern Ladakh, government sources said on Sunday.

Eastern Ladakh row: 7th round of Corps Commander Talks scheduled on October 12

India and China have agreed not to send more troops to the frontline in Ladakh but talks on disengagement remain deadlocked with China saying that India should vacate the forward posts it has established along the southern bank of Pangong Tso.

India-China border standoff: Two sides held an in-depth exchange | 6th round of talks

Indian and Chinese diplomats will hold another round of talks on Friday to narrow differences on ways to pull back troops eye-balling each other across a disputed border in the western Himalayas, where 20 Indian soldiers died in a clash over a month ago.

India, China set for more talks to de-escalate Himalayan standoff

The Indian Army has released a statement on the situation at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China. Both sides were engaged in discussions to de-escalate the situation in Ladakh. Watch report.

Indian Army: Phase 1 of de-escalation reviewed, Both sides committed to disengagement

India's decision to ramp up its border infrastructure has unsettled China. A new report has claimed that India's spending on LAC roads has tripled in the last four years. WION's Palki Sharma tells you more about India's strategy to protect the borders.

Gravitas: Ladakh standoff, Inside India's border strategy

More than 60 days after the standoff began, Chinese troops have begun stepping back. A complete withdrawal is still work in progress. For 70 years, India and China have failed to clearly define the line of actual control. WION's Palki Sharma tells you what India needs to do to permanently settle the situation at the border.

Gravitas: India-China standoff, Chinese troops step back

PM Modi paid a surprised visit to the injured jawans at the military hospital in Leh, where they were undergoing treatment since the ‘violent face-off’ in eastern Ladakh that left 20 jawans martyred. Now China has reacted to PM Modi's visit and said 'Hope India will follow Modi-Xi consensus'.

WION Dispatch: China reacts to PM Modi's Ladakh visit | India-China standoff

China reacts to PM Modi's Ladakh visit, Denies being 'expansionist'

Amid tensions at the border, the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination(WMCC) on India and China border affairs is set to hold a virtual meet to discuss border tensions between the two countries.

India, China to hold diplomatic talks today amid tensions along LAC

The foreign ministers of China and India have held telephone talks over the deadly border clash, agreeing to "cool down" the tensions.

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

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Sunday said that India and China have agreed to peacefully resolve the standoff in Ladakh according to the various bilateral agreements, adding the military and diplomatic dialogue would continue to resolve the situation in eastern Ladakh.