October 9, 2021
1 min read

India, China to hold border talks on Sunday

India and China will discuss phase-III of disengagement and also overall de-escalation along the Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh, reports Asian Lite News

 India and China will hold 13th round of Corps Commander talks on Sunday, at Moldo on the Chinese side, to resolve border dispute in Eastern Ladakh.

Both the countries will discuss phase-III of disengagement and also overall de-escalation along the Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh.

The talks are scheduled two months after both the countries withdrew troops from friction Patrolling Point (PP) 17A in Gogra at the Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh.

The disengagement process was carried out over two days i.e. August 4 and 5, 2021. The troops of both sides are now in their respective permanent bases.

It happened soon after twelfth round of talks between the Corps Commanders on July 31, 2021.

As an outcome of the meeting, both sides agreed on disengagement in Gogra. The troops in this area have been in a face-off situation since May last year.

India
Indian Army Chief visits Siachen, Ladakh; reviews operational operational preparedness

With disengagement reached between both the countries for Gogra, India will now take up other remaining friction areas like Hot Springs and 900 square km Depsang plains during 13th round of military talks.

India has insisted during recent military commander meetings to resolve all issues across the Line of Actual Control.

Till now, apart from 12 round of Corps Commanders-level talks, the two forces have also held 10 Major Generals level, 55 Brigadiers-level talks and 1,450 calls over the hotlines.

Earlier, the troops of two Himalayan giants have disengaged from both the banks of Pangong Tso in February this year.

India and China have been engaged in border disputes for the last 16 months.

ALSO READ – ‘You killed a person who served Kashmiris’

Previous Story

‘You killed a person who served Kashmiris’

Next Story

US Naval Chief Due In India Next Week

Latest from -Top News

Jagdeep Dhankhar Resigns as Vice President of India

Citing health-related concerns, Dhankhar’s resignation, with two years still remaining in his tenure, has taken the political establishment by surprise and triggered a fresh constitutional process to elect his successor. Jagdeep Dhankhar,

Adieu VS

In a state known for political theatre, V. S. Achuthanandan remained refreshingly unscripted — a leader whose moral authority often outshone official power. V. S. Achuthanandan, the iconic Marxist leader, lifelong crusader

Fragile Peace in Sweida Gains Regional Support

Jordan, Syria, U.S. discuss Syria’s Sweida ceasefire in Amman as more Israeli Druze cross border to Syria to fuel tensions Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi, Syrian foreign affairs chief Asaad Al-Shaibani, and

The illusion of normalcy in Israel

As people are trying to heal from the scars of war and resume their everyday lives, for those of us living in Israel, normalcy feels like an illusion — fleeting, easily shattered

Britain’s Afghan conundrum

British reluctance to call Afghan helpers “collaborators” and questions over their commitment to protect them from Taliban retaliation have raised serious questions, writes Mihir Bose The debate about the data leak by
Go toTop

Don't Miss

India’s youth to be X-factor to take on China  

The E&Y report highlighted that India would remain the largest

India govt blocked 110 YouTube channels since December 2021

In response to a separate question, the union minister said