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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 Responds To India's Accusation Of Attempted Status Quo Change In Ladakh
The Chinese embassy alleged that Indian troops have 'illegally' trespassed the Line of Actual Control.
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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

India Needs To Stop Playing To Chinas Strengths: Ex-Army Officer Explains How
Probal Dasgupta, author of Watershed 1967: Indias Forgotten Victory Over China, says New Delhi must be more involved in the Indian Ocean region where China is vulnerable.
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New Satellite Images Show Chinese Military Resources In Ladakh's Galwan Area
Satellite image shows close up view of road construction near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) border in the eastern Ladakh sector of Galwan Valley
By Newsroom

China Claims Valley Where Indian, Chinese Soldiers Brawled
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a meeting with political opposition leaders on Friday that no one has intruded into our territory, nor taken over any post.
By Associated Press

India China Clash: Treacherous Terrain Key To Indian Deaths in Galwan
Col. Santosh Babu and his fellow soldiers of the Indian Army were negotiating with Chinas PLA to withdraw from Indias Patrol Point 14, when they were killed in a violent melee.
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Modi, Rajnath Make First Statements After 20 Soldiers Were Killed In Clash With China
Both India and China have blamed the other side for violating the consensus on the Line of Actual Control.
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How The West Helped China Avoid Domestic Backlash For Its COVID Response: Journalist Pallavi Aiyar Explains
Aiyar on Xi Jinpings position in the country, the lessons learnt by Beijing from the 2003 SARS crisis and how to view the India-China standoff.
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