Chumur

• Want Good Relations With China, But Not at the Cost of Territorial Integrity, says AK Doval

  India considers China an important neighbour and wants good relations but not at the cost of her "territorial integrity," National Security Advisor AK Doval said today.

• Border Face-Off with China in Ladakh Over, Status Quo Restored

  China and India have both withdrawn their soldiers from Ladakh's Chumur, restoring the status quo as on September 1. The civilian face-off at Demchok has also been resolved.

• 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.

• After Days of India-China Stand-Off at Border, Signs of a Solution

  Almost two weeks after the standoff between Indian and Chinese troops at Chumur in Ladakh at the border, there are signs of a resolution after China's People's Liberation Army on Tuesday asked for another flag meeting at Chushul with Indian commanders.

• Amid Border Stand-Off With China, Army Chief Postpones Visit to Bhutan

  Army Chief General Dalbir Suhag has postponed a four-day official trip to Bhutan which was to begin from today, in the wake of the stand-off with the Chinese troops at the border.

• China's Unusual Message to its Troops In Border Row: 'Follow President's Order'

  China has told its soldiers in Ladakh to follow President Xi Jinping's orders to withdraw from Chumur in Ladakh, four days after the leader told Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he had given these orders.

• Chinese Soldiers Pitch Seven Tents in Ladakh's Chumur; Stand-Off Continues

  The stand-off in Ladakh's Chumur area took a new turn today with China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) pitching seven tents well within the Indian territory and showing no signs of withdrawing from the territory.

• India Cancels Media Dialogue With China After Border Stand-Off

  The government has forced the cancellation of a India-China media dialogue scheduled for later this week in Delhi, following the stand-off at the border with troops of the People's Liberation Army.

• Amid Face-Off Between India and China, Another Intrusion in Ladakh's Chumur

  The standoff in Chumur region in Ladakh worsened today after a second intrusion by Chinese army personnel in two days was reported at another point after they had withdrawn from the same area.

• Awaiting Outcome of Talks With China: Foreign Ministry on Ladakh Stand-off

  After Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised the issue of Chinese incursions in Ladakh with Chinese President Xi Jinping, India today said it was carefully following the process initiated by Mr Modi and an outcome was awaited.

• PM Modi Reportedly Compared Indo-China Stand-Off on Border to a Toothache, Say Sources

  Even as the Indian and Chinese troops had a tense stand-off in Chumur in Ladakh sector, government officials insisted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had strongly conveyed to President Xi Jinping that such incidents on the border could impact the relationship between the two countries.

• Despite Xi Jinping's Assurance, Chinese Troops Remain on Indian Territory in Ladakh

  Over 1,000 soldiers of China's People's Liberation Army, who entered Chumur in Ladakh earlier this week, have remained on Indian territory, sources told NDTV.

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  Opinion: China Overplayed its Hand in Chumur

  The PLA did not anticipate India's swift counter build-up, writes Nitin Gokhale

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  Ladakh Standoff Turns Into Loudspeaker War on Day 2 of Chinese President Xi Jinping's Visit

  The eyeball-to-eyeball situation between Indian and Chinese troops in Ladakh's Chumur has evolved into a loudspeaker war.