The Chinese government has now reacted to the incident & the Foreign Minister Wang Yi has said that the Chinese troops have never actually crossed the Line of Actual Control (LAC). He also said that the both sides are having conversations regarding the situation. Chinese troops had violated mutual consensus at LAC in Ladakh on the night of 29/30 August.

Chinese reacted on Ladakh stand off, FM says no violation done

China’s People’s Liberation Army soldiers made ‘provocative military movements’ on the southern bank of Pangong Tso on the night intervening 29 and 30 August, the Indian army said in a statement on Monday, accusing soldiers across the Line of Actual Control of trying to alter the status quo.

Proactive military movements by China to change the status quo at LAC

India foiled an attempt by Chinese troops to change the status quo on their disputed border -- the Line of Actual Control (LAC) -- in a fresh flare-up between the two nuclear-armed nations.

India thwarts fresh Chinese attempt to alter status quo in Ladakh. Beijing is still in denial

On the Night of 29/30 August 2020, PLA troops violated the previous consensus arrived at during military and diplomatic engagements during the ongoing standoff in Eastern Ladakh and carried out provocative military movements to change the status quo. Indian troops pre-empted this PLA activity on the Southern Bank of Pangong Tso Lake, undertook measures to strengthen our positions and thwart Chinese intentions to unilaterally change facts on ground.

Ladakh Standoff: China PLA troops attempts provocative movements at LAC

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

Slamming China's aggression over India, the US House of Representatives has unanimously passed an amendment to the National Defence Authorization Act. The amendment states that India and China should work against de-escalating the situation along the LAC. Watch report.

US lower house stands against China: Anti-US amendment passed against China

China, it looks like, is a bit reluctant to completely withdraw from the Finger area and wants to maintain some presence there -- even though it is showing flexibility in the military-level talks with India.

China reluctant to withdraw completely, India firm, says report

India and China will continue with the dialogue process in the Chushul sector. Commander level talks lasted for over 11 hours. Watch report.

WION Dispatch: India-China will continue to meet on LAC issue | Chushul sector | India-China standoff

Despite the marathon military-level talks between India and China, the news coming in from the Ladakh border is not encouraging. WION has learned from sources that amid talks of de-escalation between the two countries, greater mobilization and concentration of troops has been reported on both sides of the LAC. Watch report.

India-China standoff: 4 Pockets of friction at LAC, say sources

Top military commanders of Indian and Chinese armies are holding talks in Ladakh’s Chushul on June 30 in their third attempt to ease tension along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Watch report.

India-China standoff: Talks underway at Chushul side of LAC

WION Dispatch: Military-level talks underway in Chushul, India-China standoff

With the talks of disengagement along the LAC, India, and China have been holding diplomatic and military level talks constantly. Ministry of External Affairs in a statement said "Because of the massive build on the Chinese side, the situation took a serious turn on the LAC. The Chinese side must respect the sanity of the LAC, and respect border understanding in order to reduce tensions."

India-China standoff: Indian MEA on border row with China

In the latest India and China have begun disengagement at the three flashpoints along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The Chinese troops have started to withdraw from the Indian territory. However, the sources have told WION that the Indian side is cautiously observing the Chinese moves and the situation will be verified on the ground over some time. Watch report.

India-China border tensions: Chinese troops begin withdrawal,  Disengagement at 3 flashpoints |

India-China border tensions: Chinese troops begin withdrawal from Indian territory

Indian Army Chief General MM Naravane will visit Ladakh to meet the injured soldiers and review the force preparedness as well as the deployment across the Line of Actual Control with China.

Indian Army Chief Gen Naravane to meet injured soldiers in Ladakh today

India and China are holding Corps Commander-level talks at Moldo on the Chinese side of the Line of Actual Control opposite Chushul to discuss the ongoing dispute in Ladakh. Watch report.

Ladakh standoff: India, China hold second round of Lt General-level talks

Talks between senior commanders of India and China have arrived at a consensus to "disengage" from all friction points in eastern Ladakh. Watch report.

India-China standoff: India, China agree to disengage from all friction points in Ladakh

India-China Maj Gen levels talks underway: Border meeting point | India-China standoff

India-China Maj Gen levels talk underway in Moldo: Focus will be de-escalation at various points

After widespread speculation that several Indian soldiers are in Chinese custody. The Indian Army has set the record straight confirming that all soldiers involved in the Galwan valley skirmish are accounted for.

India-China standoff | No Indian soldiers missing: All injured personnel stable

An Army officer and two jawans were killed during a "violent stand-off" between Indian and Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh on June 15. In a statement, the Indian Army said that the senior military officials of India and China are currently meeting to defuse the situation in the region

'Casualties suffered on both sides in violent face-off at Galwan valley' says Indian Army

'In a major violent face-off between India and China at Galwan Valley, both the sides faced casualties' officially said by the Indian Army. There was no incident of firing took place at the ground zero also confirmed by the same sources. According to China 'Indian army invaded and crosses LAC twice yesterday and in retaliation Chinese PLA reacted'

'India crossed LAC twice on Monday, provoked & attacked Chinese personnel' says China

An Army officer and two jawans were killed during a "violent stand-off" between Indian and Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh on June 15. In a statement, the Indian Army said that the senior military officials of India and China are currently meeting to defuse the situation in the region. Watch report.

India China standoff: Indian Army's press conference at 2 PM

A Colonel-rank officer and two soldiers of the Indian Army were killed in a violent face-off with Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley area of Ladakh on June 15 night. The face-off took place during efforts to de-escalate the prevailing tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh. Watch report.

Breaking News: Violent face off at India-China border | 3 casualties on Indian side