\"China has demarcated the boundary with 12 of its 14 neighboring countries through peaceful negotiations, turning land borders into bonds of friendly cooperation. It's groundless to view China as \"expansionist\", exaggerate & fabricate its disputes with neighbours,\" says Chinese embassy spokesperson

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, today, met the soldiers who were injured during the Galwan Valley clash on June 15. \"Our country has never bowed down and will never bow down to any world power, and I am able to say this because of braves like you,\" said PM Modi while interacting with the soldiers. Watch the video for more.GST intelligence cracks whip on pan masala manufacturers, detects over Rs 500 cr tax evasion

During a virtual press conference with state counterparts, he also asserted that the equipment import from China and Pakistan would not be permitted especially on the basis of inspection

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the soldiers in Ladakh after reaching the region on Friday morning. He commended the soldiers for their bravery and valour and said that the world has seen India's strength. Referring to the 14 Corps, known as the Fire and Fury Corps, PM Modi said, \"India's enemies have seen both your fire and fury.\" Watch the video for more details.Read: PM Modi addresses soldiers in Ladakh; says India's enemies saw their 'fire and fury'

PM Modi made a surprise visit to Ladakh amid the border tensions between India and China. He reached Ladakh to assess the on-ground situation. He was accompanied by Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat and Army Chief MM Naravane. Watch the video for more.India-China standoff: 'Someone is lying,' says Rahul Gandhi; questions government

Gandhi also shared the voices of some Ladakhis in a video alleging that the Chinese have occupied Indian territory in Ladakh

PM Modi addresses soldiers in Ladakh: He commended the soldiers for their bravery and valour and said that the world has seen India's strength

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is presently at one of the forward locations in Nimu, Ladakh; he's interacting with personnel of Army, Air Force and ITBP

Since 2013, China has engaged in five major altercations with India along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), said a brief issued by US-China Economic and Security Review Commission

The approvals granted today include acquisitions from Indian industry of Rs 31,130 crore with focus on indigenous design and development

Biden, in a digital town hall meeting on Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) issues organised by NBC News, praised the contribution of H-1B visa holders.

The tension escalated manifold after 20 Indian soldiers were killed in a violent clash in Galwan Valley on June 15

PM Modi joined Weibo in 2015 and had a total of had 115 posts on it. The PM had over 2,00,000 followers before quitting the social media platform.

Senior fellow at Brookings Institute Tanvi Madan told members of the House Select Intelligence Committee that since early May there has been attempts by the People's Liberation Army of China to 'unilaterally change the status quo' along the LAC

In a 30-minute-long town hall, TikTok CEO Kevin Mayer told ByteDance employees that he was closely monitoring the situation and actively engaging with the government in all the dialogues

Gadakri also said the government will ensure that Chinese investors are not entertained in various sectors like MSMEs

At present, Chinese troops are deployed at Finger 4. The Chinese troops have intruded 423 metres at the Galwan Valley. The PLA army has pitched 16 tents and tarpaulins and deployed 14 vehicles along the 423-metre stretch of Indian territory.

In the previous two rounds of talks, the Indian side pitched for restoration of status quo ante and immediate withdrawal of Chinese troops from Galwan Valley, Pangong Tso and a number of other areas

The contradictions in words and deeds showed the fragility of an agreement following the worst violence since the Asian giants went to war in 1962 over their competing claims to the arid border region, experts said

Fearing a major tit-for-tat measure from China, Federation of Indian Export Organisation has said that fear of retaliation is high and absence of official word on matter has made matter worse