Ladakh

While Indian side has admitted 20 soldiers were martyred and more injured, the Chinese have maintained silence on the number of casualties.

As per PTI archives, the picture is from 1971 that was taken in Leh, over 200 km away from Galwan Valley

Member of Rajya Sabha from the Congress party, Vivek Tankha, has announced that the AICC has served a legal notice to Firstpost.

On a freezing and unforgiving November night, 123 Indian soldiers – frostbitten, weary, hungry and heavily outnumbered – defied the might of the rampaging Chinese Army. On 18 November 1962, Major Shaitan Singh and men of Charlie Company, 13 Kumaon Regiment, forever passed into the mists of legend.

In a series of tweets, Global Times claimed that China has not released 'casualties' number is because China also wants to avoid escalation.

In a very subtle way, the official Chinese state media as well as various anonymous accounts on social networking sites are nudging as if to send across a message that the Indians in China may have to worry should things escalate between the two countries.

During the recent conflict between India and China in Ladakh, Ajai Shukla made the headlines for his apocalyptic declarations on social media.

A lot of details regarding the recent clash between Indian and Chinese troops at Galwan Valley in Ladakh have remained hidden beneath a shroud of secrecy.

The Air Force chief also clarified that India was not at war with China, but he added that they are prepared for any contingency

How the two giants have had their warfare strategies influenced by the two ancient games.