Ladakh

Taiwan Gets Public Support In India, But Diplomatic Ties Will Come With China Backlash, Experts Say
Experts said two factors helped Taiwan its handling of the pandemic, and a loss in Chinas reputation over its initial response to Covid-19 and the Ladakh standoff.
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Chinese Troops' Violent Conduct Violated Agreement, Border Issue Unresolved: Rajnath Tells Parliament
The Defence Minister also said that heavy casualties were inflicted on the Chinese side in the 15 June face-off in Galwan Valley.
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India Responds: 'Chinese Army Fired Shots, We Did Not Transgress LAC'
The Indian Army said China's statement was "an attempt to mislead their domestic and international audience".
By Newsroom

China Accuses Indian Troops Of Firing Warning Shots Near LAC In Ladakh
Chinese border guards took countermeasures to stabilise the situation, a spokesman said.
By Yew Lun Tian, Reuters

'China's Aggressive Behaviour Violates Bilateral Agreements': Rajnath Singh To China's Defence Minister
Chinese defense minister Wei Fenghe said that "India bears full responsibility for current China-India border tensions," according to Global Times.
By Newsroom

India's PUBG Ban: China Asks Modi Govt To 'Correct Mistakes'
Chinas 'Global Times' alleged that the ban of 118 apps was an attempt to deflect public attention away from the Modi governments failure to contain Covid-19 and a contracting economy.
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India Blocked China's Attempts To Change Status Quo In Eastern Ladakh: Army
PLA troops violated the previous consensus arrived at during military and diplomatic engagements and carried out provocative military movements to change the status quo, defence ministry said.
By Newsroom

Why Is It Hard For India To Replace Resources From China?
JNU professor Biswajit Dhar explains how India can reduce its dependence on China and if 'Boycott China' will have any impact on the country's economy.
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Indian Wall, Chinese Camp Moved From Near Site Of Galwan Clash, Satellite Images Show
Satellite images from June 28 appeared to show that the Indians had built a wall and the Chinese had expanded a camp at the end of a long road.
By Aijaz Hussain, Emily Schmall and Sam McNeil, AP

Ladakh stand-off: Zomato employees burn company t-shirts in protest
During the protest in Kolkata, some of them claimed that they had quit their job as Zomato has a sizeable Chinese investment and urged people to stop ordering food via the company
By Press Trust of India