The sources said that the coordinated patrolling would start soon by both sides and added the ground commanders would continue to hold talks.
During the India-China border talks, the two sides decided to continue discussions through relevant military and diplomatic channels.
‘Arunachal Pradesh was and will remain a part of India’ -Kiren Rijiju
While addressing a special press conference on Monday, Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra gave a cryptic reply to the reporters who asked him about the possibility of PM Modi meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
India-China troops clash: Amid a massive uproar over the recent clash between Indian and Chinese troops, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is scheduled to make a statement in both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on Tuesday.
India-China disengagement: People familiar with the development said the two sides disengaged as per the plan which also entailed a joint verification of the entire process.
India-China Border Row: Even as the two countries on the global platforms have underlined the need to maintain a meaningful bilateral relation, tensions do keep up surfacing intermittently.
Addressing the event, the external affairs minister also spoke on a number of pressing issues including the UN reform, regional cooperation, connectivity and managing contradictions within Asia.
India's reaction came after China's defence ministry, referring to the planned exercise, said it was firmly opposed to any third party "meddling" in the border issue.
India-China military talks: The talks come at a time when China is having strained relations with several countries, including the US, over a high-profile US leader's visit to Taiwan and the firing of ballistic missiles in the Japanese Exclusive Economic Zone.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) rejected as uncalled for Wang Yi's comments referring to Jammu and Kashmir at a meeting of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Islamabad, amid contacts between the two sides over a possible visit by him to New Delhi this week.
Without directly naming China and Pakistan, Army Chief Gen Naravane said that the disputed borders with nuclear-capable neighbors coupled with state-sponsored proxy war were stretching the security apparatus and the resources.
As China continues to increase the size of the PLA and advance their joint capabilities, the military balance in the Indo-Pacific is becoming more unfavourable for the United States and its allies, Davidson said.
China has officially confirmed that People’s Liberation Army (PLA) were killed in clash with Indian soldiers in Galwan valley of Ladakh last year.
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