The Chinese military blamed the Indian troops for 'illegally' crossing the Line of Actual Control and “obstructing" Chinese border patrol troops leading to the stand-off between the two armies on December 9.

Tawang skirmish: Chinese army alleges Indian troops 'illegally' crossed LAC

LAC row: China's 'disengagement' plan & deployment in eastern Ladakh

Amid tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), India's chief of defence staff Bipin Rawat said China has become the biggest security threat to the country.

China biggest security threat to India, says CDS chief Bipin Rawat

China has deployed 100 advanced and long-range rocket launchers at its high-altitude borders amid a standoff with India. A source told Hong Kong-based South China Post that the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has deployed over 100 PCL-181 light and truck mounted-howitzers to ramp up its defence for the winter season.

India-China standoff: Beijing deploys 100 rocket launchers at high altitude areas

As Indian and Chinese military commanders get set to start the next round of military-level talks on Sunday, India's Army chief Gen MM Naravane said if China continues to deploy troops along the Line of Actual Control(LAC) in Ladakh then the Indian Army will also continue to maintain its troops.

Large scale Chinese build-up along LAC continues to be in place: Army chief Gen Naravane

Amid tensions with India at the border, China had sent close to 100 soldiers who crossed the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Barahoti sector in Uttarakhand in August.

Chinese troops crossed LAC in Uttarakhand last month: Report

China said on Monday that it was "happy" over the recent "active interactions" between Pakistan and India, indicating that it would like to work with Islamabad to inject "more positive energy" into regional peace, stability and development.

China says 'happy' about Pakistan-India 'active interactions'

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday (February 11) gave keys details regarding the disengagement agreement between India and China, in the Rajya Sabha. The agreement comes in the backdrop of the India-China standoff that started in April/May of 2020 that saw the death of 20 Indian soldiers in the Galwan Valley due to aggressive actions by Chinese forces, the first such development at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) since 1975.

India-China border disengagement: 10 key points of agreement

A day after China said it was pulling back troops from the Line of Actual Control (LAC), Tanks and infantry combat vehicles of India and China started disengaging from both the banks of Pangong lake as part of the disengagement process between the two countries.

Watch: India-China disengagement begins as tanks, combat vehicles move back

A day after China said it was pulling back troops from the Line of Actual Control(LAC), India's defence minister Rajnath Singh speaking in Parliament asserted that, "Chinese transgression was answered in an appropriate manner by Indian forces.

India-China standoff: China will move troops to east of Finger 8, says Rajnath Singh in Parliament over disengagement

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