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India and China will hold the 13th round of Corps Commander-level talks on Sunday to try and resolve the military standoff along the&nbsp;Line of Actual Control&nbsp;in eastern Ladakh.
The talks will be held at Moldo (Chusul) on the Chinese side of the LAC. &nbsp;The Indian team will be led by Lt General PGK Menon, while the Chinese side will be led by General Liu Lin.
Troops have disengaged on the north and south banks of Pangong Tso and Gogra Post, but not at Hot Springs where the two sides continue to face each other ever since the Chinese crossed the LAC in May 2020.
Resolution of friction point at Hot Springs will be discussed during the talks
The Indian Express reported that on the eve of the talks, Army chief General M M Naravane said the Chinese have been building infrastructure on their side of the region which means &ldquo;they are there to stay&rdquo;.
Twelve rounds of military talks were held between India and China, but tensions remain. There has been some disengagement, but India says only full disengagement will result in de-escalation

Border standoff: India, China to hold 13th round of talks today

India and China will hold the 13th round of Corps Commander-level talks on Sunday to try and resolve the military standoff along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh

Resolution of friction point at Hot Springs will be discussed during the 13th round of talks between India &amp; China

India and China will hold the 13th round of Corps Commander-level talks on Sunday to try and resolve the military standoff along the&nbsp;Line of Actual Control&nbsp;in eastern Ladakh.
The talks will be held at Moldo (Chusul) on the Chinese side of the LAC. &nbsp;The Indian team will be led by Lt General PGK Menon, while the Chinese side will be led by General Liu Lin.
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Troops have disengaged on the north and south banks of Pangong Tso and Gogra Post, but not at Hot Springs where the two sides continue to face each other ever since the Chinese crossed the LAC in May 2020.
Resolution of friction point at Hot Springs will be discussed during the talks
The Indian Express reported that on the eve of the talks, Army chief General M M Naravane said the Chinese have been building infrastructure on their side of the region which means &ldquo;they are there to stay&rdquo;.
Twelve rounds of military talks were held between India and China, but tensions remain. There has been some disengagement, but India says only full disengagement will result in de-escalation

Over 100 PLA soldiers crossed the border at Barahoti in Uttarakhand last month, damaged some infrastructure, including a bridge, before retreating, according to officials aware of the situation. The transgression, even as disengagement of troops in eastern Ladakh has been progressing well, has sounded the alarm bells in the central sector.
While Barahoti has not been a major border flashpoint in recent years - minor transgressions are often reported - the place was the first area which saw transborder intrusions by the Chinese, in 1954, which later expanded to other areas and culminated in the 1962 war.
The incident on August 30 did not result in a face-off as PLA soldiers returned before they could be confronted.
Over 100 soldiers and 55 horses transgressed over 5 km of Indian territory by crossing the Tun Jun La Pass, security establishment insiders told ET.
While there have been minor PLA transgressions in the sector over the past few years - the last one in July - the scale was much larger, leading to concern in New Delhi given continuing border tensions in eastern Ladakh. Government officials confirmed that Chinese soldiers along with military horses had come to the grazing ground near Barah&nbsp;.
It is believed that the group stayed in the vicinity for around three hours. Since the area is a demilitarised zone, the presence of a large number of PLA soldiers led to concern within the security establishment. Sources said the transgression was reported by locals following which teams from ITBP and Army sent across a patrol to verify. However, the Chinese troops vacated before the patrol reached the area, it is learnt.
The Barahoti ridge lies north of the Nanda Devi National Park and troops trek to it from the last motorable point. The ridge is connected to Joshimath, where the Indian Army and ITBP have camps to counter any major PLA operations. The ITBP monitors the nearly 350 km border in Uttarakhand which is part of the Line of Actual Control that divides India and China.
A home ministry official said that Indian and Chinese perceptions about LAC differ, which lead to frequent incursions in the area. An ITBP spokesperson, when contacted, refused to comment. Officials acknowledged that activities of PLA troops have gone up in the region in the past few months. "Earlier also several attempts were made by PLA to infiltrate the Barahoti area. Additional troops have been deployed in the central sector now," said another official.Chinese activity at the air base near Barahoti. The PLA has also substantially increased its defence across the LAC in the region since the border confrontation in Ladakh last year.


Now, a Chinese intrusion in Uttarakhand border area, alarm bells in Delhi: report 

Now, a Chinese intrusion in Uttarakhand border area, alarm bells Delhi. Report says over 100 Chinese troops crossed border, damaged a bridge before retreating

Chinese intrusion in Uttarakhand border area rings alarm bells in Delhi: report

Chinese intrusion in Uttarakhand border area, alarm bells in Delhi: report
Over 100 PLA soldiers crossed the border at Barahoti in Uttarakhand: report
Chinese soldiers&nbsp;damaged a bridge before retreating: report
Incident happened on Aug 30,&nbsp;did not result in a face-off: report
Chinese soldiers stayed in demilitarised zone&nbsp;for around three hours

The Economic Times has reported that over 100 PLA soldiers crossed the border at Barahoti in Uttarakhand last month.&nbsp;Uttarakhand&nbsp;shares a 350-km&nbsp;border&nbsp;with&nbsp;China

Even as Indian and Chinese are disengaging in Ladakh, there are alarm bells in another border sector.
The Economic Times has reported that over 100 PLA soldiers crossed the border at Barahoti in Uttarakhand last month.&nbsp;Uttarakhand&nbsp;shares a 350-km&nbsp;border&nbsp;with&nbsp;China.
The report, quoting officials aware of the situation, added that the Chinese soldiers damaged some infrastructure, including a bridge, before retreating.
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The incident reportedly happened on August 30 and did not result in a face-off as PLA soldiers returned before they could be confronted.
Over 100 soldiers and 55 horses transgressed over 5 km of Indian territory by crossing the Tun Jun La Pass, the report said.
The group stayed in the vicinity for around three hours. Since the area is a demilitarised zone, the presence of a large number of PLA soldiers led to concern within the security establishment.
The report, quoting sources, said the transgression was reported by locals following which teams from ITBP and Army sent across a patrol to verify. However, the Chinese troops vacated before the patrol reached the area.

India and China held the 12th round of the Corps Commander-level talks on Saturday to find a possible resolution for the nearly 15-month-long military standoff in eastern Ladakh. The meeting was held on the Chinese side of Chushul-Moldo Border Personnel Meeting point.
During the talks that concluded after 9 hours at 7.30 pm on Saturday, the two sides reportedly discussed ways to resolve the ongoing military standoff between India and China in the eastern Ladakh sector.
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The purpose of the high-level military talks was to take forward the disengagement process in some friction areas including the Hot Spring and Gogra post areas.
The 12th round of talks took place after External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar firmly conveyed to his Chinese counterpart that the prolongation of the existing situation in eastern Ladakh was visibly impacting the bilateral ties in a &lsquo;negative manner&rsquo;.

Ladakh standoff: India, China conclude 12th Corps Commander-level talks after 9 hours

EAM S Jaishankar firmly conveyed to his Chinese counterpart that the prolongation of the existing situation in eastern Ladakh was visibly impacting the bilateral ties in a &lsquo;negative manner&rsquo;.

India-China concluded 9 hrs long 12th round of military talks on Saturday
Meetings held to resolve almost 15 month long military standoff in Ladakh
Purpose was to take forward disengagement process in friction areas
EAM&nbsp;Jashankar&nbsp;to China: Ladakh&nbsp;situation impacting bilateral ties negatively

EAM S Jaishankar firmly conveyed to his Chinese counterpart that the prolongation of the existing situation in eastern Ladakh was visibly impacting the bilateral ties in a &lsquo;negative manner&rsquo;.

India and China held the 12th round of the Corps Commander-level talks on Saturday to find a possible resolution for the nearly 15-month-long military standoff in eastern Ladakh. The meeting was held on the Chinese side of Chushul-Moldo Border Personnel Meeting point.
During the talks that concluded after 9 hours at 7.30 pm on Saturday, the two sides reportedly discussed ways to resolve the ongoing military standoff between India and China in the eastern Ladakh sector.
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The purpose of the high-level military talks was to take forward the disengagement process in some friction areas including the Hot Spring and Gogra post areas.
The 12th round of talks took place after External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar firmly conveyed to his Chinese counterpart that the prolongation of the existing situation in eastern Ladakh was visibly impacting the bilateral ties in a &lsquo;negative manner&rsquo;.

The Chinese have erected tents on the Indian side of the Charding Nala in Demchok in eastern Ladakh, senior government officials reportedly said

China’s tents on Indian side in eastern Ladakh region: reports

India, China to hold 12th Corps Commander-level meet on Ladakh standoff tomorrow

Chinese 'civilians' erect tents in Demchok&nbsp;area of Ladakh: reports
Indian officials 'have asked Chinese civilians to return but they still remain'&nbsp;
Demchok&nbsp;and Trig Heights are disputed points on the Line of Actual Control
Indo-China 12th commander level talks to be held soon

The Chinese have erected tents on the Indian side of the Charding Nala in Demchok in eastern Ladakh, senior government officials reportedly said

The Chinese have erected tents on the Indian side of the Charding Nala in Demchok in eastern Ladakh, senior government officials said, according to the Indian Express.
The officials have reportedly said the people occupying these tents are &ldquo;so-called civilians&rdquo;, and streesed that even though India has been asking them to go back, &ldquo;their presence remains&rdquo;.
India and China had agreed that Demchok and Trig Heights were disputed points on the&nbsp;Line of Actual Control&nbsp;(LAC) during meetings of the joint working groups (JWG) back in the 1990s.
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Meanwhile, the 12th round of Corps Commander-level talks are yet to be held. China had proposed the talks be held on Monday, but India, which observes July 26 as Kargil Day to commemorate the victory over Pakistan in the 1999 Kargil War, asked for the discussions to be postponed by a few days.

 Xi Jinping made an unannounced visit to Tibet, official media reported on Friday. The visit started from Nyingchi close to the Sino-India border in Arunachal Pradesh, 

Chinese President Xi Jingping makes surprise visit to Tibetan city near India border

Chinese President Xi Jinping&nbsp;made an unannounced visit to Tibet, official media reported on Friday.&nbsp;The visit started from&nbsp;Nyingchi close to the Sino-India border in Arunachal Pradesh

Chinese PresidentXi Jingping makes surprise visit to Tibetan city near India border

<ul>
<li>Chinese President Xi Jinping&nbsp;makes a surprise visit to&nbsp;Tibet Autonomous Region</li>
<li>Xi last visited Tibet in 2011, when he was the Vice-President&nbsp;</li>
<li>Visit started from&nbsp;Nyingchi close to the Sino-India border in Arunachal Pradesh</li>
<li>Visit comes a month after China inaugurated&nbsp; first electric train service in Lhasa</li>
<li>President Xi greets residents in&nbsp;Nyingchi with the Tibetan expression, 'Tashi&nbsp;Delek'</li>
<li>Xi: 'No ethnic&nbsp;group will be left behind in efforts&nbsp;of building a socialist China'</li>
</ul>

Chinese President Xi Jinping&nbsp;made an unannounced visit to Tibet, official media reported on Friday.&nbsp;The visit started from&nbsp;Nyingchi close to the Sino-India border in Arunachal Pradesh

Chinese President Xi Jinping has made an unannounced visit to the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), official media reported on Friday. Xi last visited the region in 2011 when he was China's vice president.
The visit started from&nbsp;Nyingchi close to the Sino-India border in Arunachal Pradesh. After landing in Nyingchi on Wednesday, Xi visited Lhasa on Thursday, returning to the Tibetan capital after more than a decade.
Xi&rsquo;s visit to Nyingchi comes a month after China inaugurated its first electric train service in Tibet between the capital Lhasa and Nyingchi city
In video footage shared on Chinese social media, Communist Party of China (CPC) general secretary Xi was seen greeting residents in Nyingchi with the Tibetan expression for good luck &ldquo;Tashi Delek&rdquo;.
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Xi was also seen addressing people, telling them that not a single ethnic group should be left behind in the efforts to fully build a modern socialist China.

A year after the violent LAC clashes, India has deployed close to 50,000 additional troops at China border.
Bloomberg has reported this is a historic, aggressive change in stance towards the neighbouring country. Over the past few months, India has moved troops and fighter jet squadrons to three distinct areas along its border with China, according to the report.
India now has roughly 2 lakh troops on the border, which is an increase of more than 40% from last year, the Bloomberg report said.
Meanwhile, China on Monday said the situation along the Sino-India border is generally stable and both sides are trying to resolve the boundary issue through talks.

Eye on dragon: India deploys 50k more men on China border

A year after the violent LAC clashes, India has deployed close to 50,000 additional troops at China border taking total number of men deployed to 2 lakh, Bloomberg&nbsp;had reported.

A year after the violent LAC clashes, India has deployed close to 50,000 additional troops at China border.
Bloomberg has reported this is a historic, aggressive change in stance towards the neighbouring country. Over the past few months, India has moved troops and fighter jet squadrons to three distinct areas along its border with China, according to the report.
India now has roughly 2 lakh troops on the border, which is an increase of more than 40% from last year, the Bloomberg report said.
Meanwhile, China on Monday said the situation along the Sino-India border is generally stable and both sides are trying to resolve the boundary issue through talks.

A year after the violent LAC clashes, India has deployed close to 50,000 additional troops at China border taking total number of men deployed to 2 lakh, Bloomberg&nbsp;had reported.

China on Friday started its first fully electrified bullet train in the remote Himalayan region of Tibet. It has connected the provincial capital Lhasa and Nyingchi, a strategically located Tibetan border town close to Arunachal Pradesh.
China claims Arunachal Pradesh as part of South Tibet, while India firmly rejects it. The India-China border dispute covers the 3,488-km-long Line of Actual Control (LAC).
In November, Chinese President Xi Jinping had instructed officials to expedite construction of the new railway project, connecting Sichuan Province and Nyingchi in Tibet, saying the new rail line would play a key role in safeguarding the border stability.
The 435.5-km Lhasa-Nyingchi section of the Sichuan-Tibet Railway has been inaugurated ahead of the centenary celebrations of the ruling Communist Party of China on July 1.
&nbsp;

China launches first bullet train in Tibet, close to strategic Indian border

China started first fully electrified bullet train in&nbsp; remote Himalayan region of Tibet
Bullet train connects &nbsp;provincial capital Lhasa and Nyingchi
Nyingchi is prefecture-level city adjacent to the Arunachal Pradesh border
India-China border dispute covers the 3,488-km-long LAC
China claims Arunachal Pradesh&nbsp;part of South Tibet, India rejects
Xi Jinping:&nbsp;new rail line would play key role in safeguarding border stability

China on Friday started its first fully electrified bullet train in the remote Himalayan region of Tibet. It has connected the provincial capital Lhasa and Nyingchi, a strategically located Tibetan border town close to Arunachal Pradesh.
China claims Arunachal Pradesh as part of South Tibet, while India firmly rejects it. The India-China border dispute covers the 3,488-km-long Line of Actual Control (LAC).
In November, Chinese President Xi Jinping had instructed officials to expedite construction of the new railway project, connecting Sichuan Province and Nyingchi in Tibet, saying the new rail line would play a key role in safeguarding the border stability.
The 435.5-km Lhasa-Nyingchi section of the Sichuan-Tibet Railway has been inaugurated ahead of the centenary celebrations of the ruling Communist Party of China on July 1.
&nbsp;

Chief of Defence Staff Bipin Rawat said that after the faceoff with Indian forces along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Galwan valley and other areas in the Ladakh region last year, the Chinese Army realised that they needed better training and preparation.
While speaking to India Today, he also mentioned that China had to make changes in its deployment in the mountainous terrains of the Himalayas post Galwan clash.
Rawat pointed out that Chinese soldiers are mostly enlisted for a short duration and don't have experience of fighting in the mountain terrain of the Himalayas, whereas soldiers in India have specialised training and are very adept at warfare in difficult zones like the Tibet autonomous region.

CDS Bipin Rawat: China changed deployment after Galwan, realised need for better training

<ul>
<li>CDS Bipin Rawat: China changed deployment after face-off in Galwan&nbsp;valley</li>
<li>Chinese Army realised they need better training &amp; preparation: Rawat</li>
<li>Rawat: Chinese&nbsp;soldiers have no experience of fighting in mountain terrain&nbsp;</li>
<li>Rawat:&nbsp;Indian soldiers very adept at warfare in difficult zones</li>
</ul>

Chief of Defence Staff Bipin Rawat said that after the faceoff with Indian forces along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Galwan&nbsp;valley and other areas in the Ladakh region last year, the Chinese Army realised that they needed better training and preparation.
He also mentioned that China had to make changes in its deployment in the mountainous terrains of the Himalayas post-Galwan&nbsp;clash.
Rawat&nbsp;while speaking to news agency ANI, pointed out that Chinese soldiers are mostly enlisted for a short duration and don't have experience of fighting in the mountain terrain of the Himalayas, whereas soldiers in India have specialised training and are very adept at warfare in difficult zones like the Tibet autonomous region.

Sharad Pawar to govt: share details of LAC row with House panel

NCP president Sharad Pawar on Friday said the govt should present details of what is happening on the India-China border along the LAC in Ladakh, before the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence.
Pawar is in Delhi to attend a meeting of the house panel said while there are other defence-related issues on the table for discussion, updates on the LAC situation were crucial.
Chief of Defence Staff Bipin Rawat who meet Defence Minister Rajnath Singh earlier in the day, also appeared before the panel.
While the official agenda was listed as 'provision and monitoring of the quality of ration and livery items to the Defence forces', some members raised the India-China border row at the meeting, according to reports.

NCP chief: share details of LAC&nbsp;crisis with Parl&nbsp;panel
Pawar&nbsp;in Delhi for meeting of house panel on defence
CDS&nbsp;Bipin&nbsp;Rawat also appeared before house panel
Rawat&nbsp;along with 3 service chiefs met&nbsp;Rajnath&nbsp;earlier
Members of house panel raised&nbsp;LAC&nbsp;issue during meet

NCP president Sharad Pawar on Friday said the govt should present details of what is happening on the India-China border along the LAC in Ladakh, before the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence.
Pawar is in Delhi to attend a meeting of the house panel said while there are other defence-related issues on the table for discussion, updates on the LAC situation were crucial.
Chief of Defence Staff Bipin Rawat who meet Defence Minister Rajnath Singh earlier in the day, also appeared before the panel.
While the official agenda was listed as 'provision and monitoring of the quality of ration and livery items to the Defence forces', some members raised the India-China border row at the meeting, according to reports.

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