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Ladakh standoff: India, China continue talks in Galwan valley, Hot Springs

At the military commanders' talks between the two Armies, they had agreed to hold parleys at the Patrolling point 14 (Galwan area), Patrolling point 15 and Hot Springs area

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No incident of any face-off between the troops of the two sides has been reported after the talks started between the two armies, sources said.

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Looking to resolve the dispute over Chinese military buildup India and China are holding talks at the Brigade Commander and Battalion Commander level in Eastern Ladakh in Galwan valley area and Hot Springs.

Army sources said there has been disengagement between Indian and Chinese troops at more locations where they had been in standoff positions for the last many weeks now.

"There has been limited disengagement of troops at more locations due to the continuous rounds of talks going on between the two sides," they said.

Sources said that after the June 6 talks between Military commanders followed by other

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