India China standoff

China makes claims after meeting of foreign ministers which were rejected by India and not included in joint statement

After southern bank, now Indian Army occupies heights on the northern bank of Pangong Tso lake, consolidates its position

Some media portals had claimed that people living in villages near the Tibet border in Arunachal's Tawang area have been fleeing amidst the LAC tension with China.

The AFP-ASIO Foreign Interference Task Force is probing an alleged plot by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to infiltrate New South Wales Parliament through the office of Labor leader Shaoquett Moselmane, using his former staffer John Zhang.

Congress leaders and IT cell workers deliberately ignored the facts and tried to peddle the propaganda that there are Chinese tourists all over the Pangong Tso lake.

Global Times has been venting hot air against India for months now, since the Galwan standoff began.

China had accused India of crossing the LAC and firing shots. Indian Army has refuted the claims.

China's Western Theater Command spokesperson, Colonel Zhang Shiuli, urged the Indian troops to stop the 'dangerous game' and return to the border.

The three Chinese citizens had lost their way in the Plateau area of North Sikkim at an altitude of 17,500 under sub-zero temperatures

The ITBP, which is a specialized mountain force, is deployed on border guarding duties from Karakoram Pass in Ladakh to Jachep La in Arunachal Pradesh covering 3488 km of the Indo-China Border.