Chumar

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  Chinese Incursions, Face-offs at Border Dropped Sharply This Year

  Chinese incursions and face-offs between Indian border forces and their Chinese counterparts are down 40 per cent this year.

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  Rajnath Singh to Visit Forward Areas Along Pak, China borders Tomorrow

  Home Minister Rajnath Singh will undertake a three-day visit to forward areas along the borders with Pakistan and China, including Chumar in eastern Ladakh which saw a fortnight-long stand-off between Indian and Chinese troops a year ago.

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  Home Minister Rajnath Singh to Visit Jammu and Kashmir Next Week

  Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh will visit Jammu and Kashmir next week to review the security situation in the state, an official said today.

• Border Stand-Off With China in Ladakh Resolved: Sushma Swaraj

  India and China have resolved the stand-off at the Ladakh border. The withdrawal of troops will begin today and be completed by September 30, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said while describing the resolution of the issue as a "big accomplishment."

• India, China Agree on Withdrawal of Troops From Ladakh, Say Sources

  The two week face-off with the Chinese army at Chumur in South East Ladakh ended today following a flag meeting in Chushul.

• With Canal And Hut, India Stands Up to China on Disputed Frontier

  Earlier this month, the Indian army, stationed on a remote Himalayan plateau, built a small observation hut from where they could watch Chinese soldiers across a disputed border.

• Chinese Graziers Pitched Tents in Ladakh in Fresh Incursion Attempt: Sources

  Chinese graziers reportedly pitched tents in the Demchok area of Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir this week but withdrew after talks between troops on either side of the border.

• Fresh incursion attempt by Chinese soldiers in Ladakh area

  Chinese troops made a fresh attempt to violate the border with India in Chumar area in Ladakh on Sunday and retreated only after ITBP and Army jawans formed a human wall to block their incursion bid.

• 'Feeding charges' taken by Chinese troops for horses of three detained Indians

  Chinese troops, who detained three Indian nationals and later released them in Chumar sector of South Ladakh, had taken from them Rs 300 as 'feeding charges' for each of the three horses they were on.

• Chinese troops detain five Indians in Chumar, first incident at LAC

  Chinese troops detained five Indian nationals in Chumar area of Ladakh well inside the Indian territory and took them to their side of the border last week, in perhaps the first such incident along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

• Chinese troops make fresh incursion bid

  Close on the heels of over a dozen incursions since the face off in Ladakh in April from across the Line of Actual Control (LAC), Chinese troops made a fresh attempt to violate the International Border at Chumar area in North east of Leh on July 20, but were forced back by Indian troops.

• After three incursions in five days, India-China border talks today

  With Chinese troops crossing over into Chumar sector in Ladakh region thrice in five days, India and China are set to hold border talks today.

• Three Chinese incursions in Ladakh in last five days: sources

  Despite recent statements by Beijing of its intent to improve ties with New Delhi, reports of Chinese incursion into Indian territory continue. Sources have told NDTV that Chinese troops crossed over into Chumar sector in Ladakh region thrice - on July 16, 18, and 20 - in the last five days.

• Chinese troops enter Ladakh again: reports

  On June 17, Chinese troops entered disputed territory in the Chumar sector of Ladakh and reportedly took away a non-functioning CCTV camera placed just ahead of an Indian post.