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News | June 25, 2020 14:52 ISTNew satellite images show some structures in Galwan after China agrees to disengage at LAC.
New satellite images show some structures in Galwan after China agrees to disengage at LAC.
New satellite images have revealed Chinese structures back at Galwan Valley, the site of the June 15 clashes that left 20 Indian soldiers dead
Here are some satellite images to explain you why next 48 hours are crucial at the Line of Actual Control. On June 15, a fierce clash happened between Indian and Chinese troops at LAC in Galwan Valley in Ladakh. 20 Indian soldiers were martyred.
Several states in north India received rain on Wednesday as the Monsoon fully covered Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh, even as the flood situation in Assam remained grim with one more death taking the toll to 12.
Indian community members held an anti-China protest in Canada's Vancouver.
Even as talks to de-escalate tension between India and China go on, Army Chief General Manoj Naravane paid a visit to military hospital in Leh and interacted with injured soldiers. Army Chief also spoke with soldiers who were injured in a scuffle between Indian and Chinese armies on June 15.
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Days after Indo-China clash in the Galwan Valley in Eastern Ladakh, an undated video of soldiers of both the armies, has surfaced showing Chinese soldiers being punched by Indian soldiers in a snow-covered high-altitude face-off in Sikkim.
China has agreed to step back in the Galwan valley after Corps Commander level talks between India and China on June 22, 2020 at Moldo. The talks were held in a cordial, positive and constructive atmosphere. The development has come when Army Chief Manoj Mukund Naravane has also left for Leh to take stock of situation.
There was mutual consensus to disengage. Modalities for disengagement from all friction areas in Eastern Ladakh were discussed & will be taken forward by both sides: Army
The two sides were to also focus on deescalation steps that need to be taken to ensure the tensions reduce at the LAC.
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India China standoff: The meeting is taking place in the backdrop of the escalating tension between the two sides after the Galwan Valley clashes on June 15, the most serious cross-border confrontation in the last 45 years.
Tension prevails at Ladakh LAC where Indian and Chinese forces are standing eye-to-eye. On June 15, there was a scuffle between Indian and Chinese forces in which 20 Indian soldiers attained martyrdom. 43 Chinese soldiers were eliminated.
India has strongly rejected China's claim of sovereignty over Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh where 20 Indian soldiers were killed on June 15 during a "violent face-off" after the Chinese PLA soldiers attacked them.
An Indian army Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv made an emergency landing in the eastern Ladakh area on Sunday, reported news agency ANI. All onboard including crew and passengers are said to be safe.
US President Donald Trump on India-China Galwan Valley clash said, "It's a very tough situation. We are talking to India, we're talking to China. They have got a big problem there.
A political activist from Gilgit Baltistan has condemned Chinese aggression in Ladakh saying Beijing is feeling threatened by India's infrastructure projects in the Union Territory.
The Government of India in a statement on Friday's All-Party Meeting (APM) led by PM Modi on the Indo-China Ladakh stand-off reiterated India's stand that it will not allow unilateral change of the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
Home Minister Amit Shah has lashed out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for resorting to petty politics instead of standing in solidarity when 20 Indian soldiers were martyred in the Indo-China clash.
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