India and China are preparing for their 19th round of Corps Commander Level talks on Monday, August 14, scheduled to take place at the Chushul-Moldo meeting point in the Eastern Ladakh sector, ANI news agency reported citing defence sources.

India, China gear up for 19th round of Corps Commander talks amid ongoing border dispute

India bolstered defences in the strategically-vulnerable Siliguri Corridor amid exacerbated uncertainties with China. Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan examined the operational readiness in the eastern sector on Saturday and Sunday.

Eye on China: India's Chief of Defence Staff reviews operations in eastern border amid tensions

The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) handed over Arunachal Pradesh youth Miram Taron to the Indian Army nine days after the minor went missing, according to Indian Law and Justice Minister Kiren Rijiju.

China hands over missing Arunachali youth to Indian Army: Kiren Rijiju

As the unsolved India-China border dispute brews tensions, new media reports allege that China is sending machine gun-wielding robots to the frontier to exacerbate the situation.

China replaces 'soldiers with robots' in Tibet as soldiers ‘fleeing’ in harsh winters

The Chief Minister of the Indian State of Uttarakhand, Pushkar Singh Dhami, has rejected that 100 Chinese soldiers crossed the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Barahoti sector last month, stating there is no information on Chinese forces coming over the Uttarakhand-China border.

India: Uttarakhand CM denies reports of Chinese army's transgression in Barahoti

India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Monday that India wants a solution to the border dispute with China through dialogue and asserted that the government would never allow the sanctity of borders to be violated.

India wants solution to border dispute with China through dialogue, won't allow unilateral action: Defence Minister

India has sent over 50,000 additional troops to its border with China, in a historic move as tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations remain high following confrontations in the Galwan Valley and eastern Ladakh, according to reports.

Watch: India's biggest defence shift — 200,000 troops on China border

China had launched a cyberattack against India's power grid targeting Mumbai on October 13 last year, in a warning message after the tension at the Ladakh border.

Chinese cyberattack that caused the 2020 Mumbai blackout was a 'warning shot': Report

India's external affairs minister Dr S Jaishankar and Chinese foreign minister spoke for one hour and fifteen minutes on Thursday afternoon, the first such talks since the disengagement at Pangong Lake in eastern Ladakh was completed.

Jaishankar-Wang Yi talks: Hotline to be established, Moscow pact recalled

A bipartisan Congressional provision condemning China's aggression towards India has become a law as the US Congress overrode President Donald Trump's veto on the USD 740 billion defence policy bill which among other things included calling out China for its aggression against India along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

US bill condemning China's military aggression against India becomes law

Amid the military standoff in eastern Ladakh, Chinese President Xi Jinping has moved out General Zhao Zongqi, the People’s Liberation Army’s Western Theatre Commander, seen as the man responsible for the violent clashes with Indian Army.

Chinese General Zhao Zongqi, man behind violent Ladakh clashes removed

India's defence minister Rajnath Singh has highlighted China's "unprovoked aggression" at the line of actual control in eastern Ladakh and the present "big build-up" even as the more than 7-month long stalemate continues between the 2 countries.

India's Defence Minister highlights China's ‘unprovoked aggression’, ‘build-up’ in Ladakh

Bhutan has dismissed reports of Chinese villages being inside the country after a Chinese journalist posted pictures of a "new village" in Doklam. Bhutan's envoy to India, Maj Gen Vetsop Namgyel in response to a WION question said, "There is no Chinese village inside Bhutan.

No Chinese village in Bhutan: Bhutanese envoy to WION

After 2020 US election results, Thousands of supporters of the incumbent president of the United States, Donald Trump, marched through downtown Washington. In South Asia, Imran Khan has decided to seek $2.

Morning news brief: Pro-Trump protests in US, DACA rules, Pak seeks loan from China and more

In an oblique message to China, India on Saturday expressed concern over "actions and incidents" that "erode" trust in the South China Sea and underlined the importance of adhering to international law, respecting territorial integrity and sovereignty.

India expresses concern over actions that erode trust in the South China Sea

In a major development, the ongoing India-China border conflict may be resolved soon as the armies of the two countries have agreed for disengagement from parts of the Eastern Ladakh sector under which they would be moving back to their respective positions before April-May timeframe earlier this year.

India-China agree on time-bound disengagement plan, LAC conflict may be resolved soon

China has given a proposal at 7th Corps Commander-level talks that took place on Monday. The proposal, whose contents are yet to be made public, will be studied at the China study group, a top body which includes NSA Ajit Doval, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, CDS Bipin Rawat and other top Indian officials.

China gives proposal at 7th Corps Commander-level talks with India; both call for mutually acceptable solution

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday said that Beijing doesn’t recognize "Ladakh Union Territory and Arunachal Pradesh." Also read | Pakistan, China appear to be on a mission to create disputes at borders: Rajnath Singh The Chinese MFA in a statement said that Ladakh Union Territory is a region “illegally established by India".

Beijing doesn’t recognize Ladakh Union Territory and Arunachal Pradesh: Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs

India has slammed Pakistan yet again for raking Kashmir at multiple forums on Thursday saying its "typical of Pakistan" to use multilateral platforms of SAARC and CICA "to raise bilateral and contentious issues" Ministry of external affairs said this is "inconsistent with the principles and charter of such organizations and their meetings" but "what else can be expected of a country that indulges in cross-border terrorism as a part of its state policy.

"Typical of Pakistan...”, says India as Islamabad rakes Kashmir at SAARC, CICA 

India's external affairs minister Dr S Jaishankar, in his first comments since the Moscow pact has said India and China need to adjust to each other rise which has been dominating factor in "diplomacy of both countries" External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar speaking at the world economic forum development impact summit said, India and China need "to accommodate each other's rise.

India, China need to adjust to each other's rise: S Jaishankar

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday arrived in the Parliament for monsoon session, and spoke to mediapersons present at the Parliament and said that, "this Parliament also has a special responsibility, especially in this session.

Till there is no medicine, no laxity: PM Modi ahead of Monsoon Session

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today expressed gratitude to Indian Army and saluted the courage of soldiers ahead of the Monsoon Session of Parliament. Also read | ‘There’s corona and there’s duty, MPs chose duty’, says PM Modi ahead of Monsoon Session All MPs attending the monsoon session will unanimously send a message to our Armed Forces, guarding our borders, that the nation stands behind them, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Parliament will send message to soldiers that nation stands with them, says PM Modi

In a humane gesture, Indian Army handed over yaks and calves that strayed across the Line of Actual Control in Arunachal Pradesh to China, said the Eastern Command, Indian Army on Monday.

Amid row, army hands over 13 yaks, 4 calves to China as ‘humane gesture’

Ahead of his expected talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Moscow, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said the state of the border with China cannot be de-linked from the state of the overall relationship with the neighbouring country.

Need 'very very deep' political discussions: India says Ladakh situation with China 'serious'