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PATROLLING AND DISENGAGEMENT AGREEMENT
October 2024 agreement been implemented as per modalities, timelines agreed: Govt on LAC issueIndia and China reached a disengagement agreement on October 21, 2024, concerning patrolling arrangements along the Line of Actual Control ...- India, China to patrol once every week in Demchok and Depsang, complete one round of patrol eachIndian and Chinese armies have agreed to conduct weekly coordinated patrols in the Demchok and Depsang areas of eastern Ladakh. This agreem...
- India-China engagement rules: Patrols to carry arms; Counterparts to stay unarmed in meetingIndia and China have resumed armed patrolling in Demchok and Depsang after disengagement of troops and removal of temporary structures. As ...
- Implementation of agreement with India to disengage troops going on 'smoothly': Chinese Foreign MinistryIndia and China agreed to disengage troops in eastern Ladakh. The disengagement process is going smoothly. Indian and Chinese troops comple...
- Verification patrolling begins in Depsang: MEAIndian Army has begun verification patrolling in Demchok and Depsang in eastern Ladakh. This follows the disengagement agreement with China...
- India, China resume patrolling in Depsang, DemchockIndian troops have begun patrolling the Demchok sector in eastern Ladakh after an agreement with China for disengagement. Coordinated patro...
- Chinese military says India, China troops 'making progress' in disengagement in 'orderly manner'Commenting for the first time after the October 21 agreement to disengage the troops, Zhang Xiaogang, spokesperson for the Ministry of Nati...
- Disengagement in eastern Ladakh completed; Exchange of sweets todayThe disengagement process between Indian and Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh is complete, with patrolling set to resume soon. Both sides h...
- India-China: Disengagement at two friction points in its final stages, say sourcesTroop disengagement at two friction points in eastern Ladakh is in the final stages following an agreement between India and China. The pro...
- LAC patrolling agreement with China doesn't mean everything is resolved: JaishankarExternal Affairs Minister S Jaishankar indicates that the recent LAC patrolling agreement with China represents a step forward but does not...
- India-China disengagement in Ladakh advancing as plannedThe disengagement process between Indian and Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh is progressing as planned, with most temporary structures dis...
- China says disengagement of troops going on 'smoothly' in eastern LadakhChina and India's armies are smoothly disengaging troops in eastern Ladakh, following an agreement endorsed by their leaders during the BRI...
- Patrolling at Depsang to resume by end of monthPatrolling, which had been blocked since April 2020, will resume on the Depsang plateau by the end of this month. The disengagement process...
- India, China expected to complete disengagement of troops by Oct 28-29India and China are set to complete disengagement at Demchok and Depsang by October 28-29, following extended diplomatic and military talks...
- China agrees to India's patrolling rights in Depsang, next step de-escalationThe new agreement with China will restore Indian access to key border points in eastern Ladakh, including the crucial Depsang plateau, whic...
- Indian and Chinese troops disengage from Patrolling Point 15 in eastern Ladakh"The full details of the disengagement and the verification process are being awaited from the ground commanders," said a source.
- Disengagement process in Gogra-Hotsprings area going as per schedule: Indian Army chiefArmy Chief Gen Manoj Pande on Saturday had carried out a comprehensive review of the overall security situation in eastern Ladakh, two days...
- India-China talks positive, forward movement likelyThe last disengagement of troops took place a year ago, after Corps Commander Talks in July 2021 led to the resolution of a standoff at Pat...
- ITBP to strengthen short, long-range patrolling at Indo-China border, says DG Deswal"Government has given the mandate of border management to ITBP. The army will be behind us as per the bilateral agreement. The disengagemen...
- AK Antony asks Govt to explain why India forces were made to vacate patrolling areas, Kailash rangesHe also sought to know why the government gave up the “bargaining point” by making the Indian forces come back from the “strategic gain” th...
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