Work in progress

After five flag meetings and dozens of phone calls between the two sides, troops of both sides moved back to their original positions

_ An infiltration attempt from Pakistan was reportedly foiled by Indian troops in Samba sector of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday morning.Gunfire was reportedly exchanged between infiltrators and security personnel.The Pakistani troops were providing ...

The two sides held more than five flag meetings on the issue and agreed on Sunday evening to withdraw their troops to the pre-April 15 positions.

New Delhi: The third flag meeting between Indian and Chinese Army failed to achieve any breakthrough in resolving the Ladakh incursion issue on Tuesday. Chinese troops are unlikely to withdraw from the positions they have taken up inside the Indian ...

New Delhi: Indian Army Chief General Bikram Singh on Wednesday briefed the Prime Minister over the Chinese incursions along the border with Ladakh even as the third flag meeting between the two

New Delhi: India and China made some progress in resolving a border standoff at a third flag meeting between the armies of two sides following the incursion by the neighbouring nation, media reports

Chinese troops have entered about 10 km inside Indian territory and are refusing to leave even after two flag meetings were held.

With China firmly sticking to its stand that its troops have not violated the Line of Actual Control (LAC) "by a step" in the Ladakh region, India is likely to seek a third flag meeting this week.

India is likely to send an army contingent to Daulat Beg Oldi area in Ladakh amid the failure of the flag meeting Tuesday to end the impasse on the incursion issue with the Chinese side refusing to leave.