Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Friday, urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to share 'all the facts' of the sequence of events in Ladakh. She was present at the all-party virtual meeting called by the PM to apprise all the parties of India-China standoff at the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
Military chopper and fighter jet activity was seen in Ladakh on June 19. Activity was witnessed amid ongoing situation between China and India after violent face-off in Galwan valley in Ladakh.
The Indian Air Force has put all its frontline bases along the 3,500-km de-facto border with China on high alert and moved in additional assets like fighter jets and attack helicopters as part of heightened state of preparedness following the clashes.
The satellite images captured by Earth-imaging company Planet Labs reveal how China was altering the landscape of the Galwan valley through widening tracks, moving earth and making river crossings.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will attend a virtual conference of the Russia-India-China trilateral on June 23 which is being held in the backdrop of a violent border clash between Chinese and Indian troops in Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh.
As India and China work to diffuse tension at Line of Actual Control (LAC) another threat may loom large on India. Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Dilbag Singh indicated on Thursday that Pakistan may try to reap benefit as India remains busy on its northeastern border.
Situation is tense at LAC in Ladakh. Indian and Chinese forces are standing eye-to-eye. The violent brawl at Galwan valley on Monday saw 20 India soldiers attaining martyrdom while more than 40 Chinese soldiers were killed. What is the current situation in Ladakh? Watch this Exclusive report.
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The Chairperson of Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC), Gyal P Wangyal said that Ladakh always stood and supported Indian Army and they'll do the same in future.
Amid heightened tension between the two countries, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson, Hua Chunying has blamed the Indian Army for provoking the clashes in the Galwan Valley.
Last respects being paid by the locals to Colonel Santosh Babu at his residence on June 18. Guard of Honour was also given to Colonel Santosh Babu. He was the Commanding Officer of the 16 Bihar regiment.
The unprecedented Lt General-level talk between India and China is taking place at Chushul-Moldo border point on the Chinese side in a bid to resolve the month-long dispute over the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
In a bid to resolve the ongoing crisis in the Galwan Valley region of Ladakh, Major General level talks have begun between the Indian Army and the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA). From the Indian Army, Major General Abhijeet Bapat of the Trishul Div will be speaking to his Chinese counterpart.
Chinese companies are likely to face the aftermath of the India-China border face-off and may lose business in India as the country prepare to punish China for its action at the Line of Control (LAC).
Twenty Indian Army personnel, including a commanding officer (CO), were killed in a fierce clash with Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh on Monday night, the biggest military confrontation in over five decades that has significantly escalated the already volatile border standoff in the region.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday welcomed the Centre's decision to call an all-party meeting on June 19 to discuss the situation along the India-China border in Ladakh and said her party stands by the country and the armed forces at this hour of crisis.
Sepoy Ganesh Hansda lost his life in violent skirmish with Chinese troops along LAC on June 16.
PM Modi has clearly stated that India would not "compromise with its integrity and sovereignty" and will firmly defend its self-respect and every inch of land.
After Indian Army's "violent face-off" with Chinese troops at Galwan Valley in which a colonel and soldiers lost their lives, people in most parts of the country came on roads and protested against China.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said India will always remain indebted to its soldiers who lost their lives in Ladakh's Galwan protecting the country's territory, and their bravery reflects the country's commitment towards the motherland.
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