Indian, Chinese armies agree to disengage from friction points in Ladakh: Sources

The talks were held in the midst of escalating tension between the two countries following the violent clashes in Galwan Valley last week

Indian soldiers have full freedom to forcefully tackle Chinese aggression in LAC

Singh told the top military brass to maintain strict vigil on Chinese activities around land border, airspace and in strategic sea lanes

Twitter user pointed out that Rahul Gandhi was playing with words, "I am pretty sure that you don't need to tell him how to spell," he said

Pompeo says China’s moving of troops to the LAC echoed similarly heavy-handed behaviour over the coronavirus, South China Sea and Hong Kong

The undated video purportedly shows clashes between Indian and Chinese troops in the Pangong Tso area in eastern Ladakh

Let the two nations agree to start with the natural boundary and then go on to the artificial border.

Earlier in Beijing, China justified its massive construction activities in the Doklam area, describing it as 'legitimate'.

China's reaction came amid reports that it was building a huge military complex close to the site of the Doklam standoff with India.

Rajnath Singh, last week, had lauded soldiers and officers of the ITBP for introducing Mandarin during basic training of its troops.

The light-hearted exchange saw Sitharaman greeting them 'Namaste', as the Chinese troops responded with the greeting, 'Ni Hao'.