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UPPCL scraps consignment of Chinese smart meters over military standoff

Smart meters are believed to improve energy efficiency through realtime monitoring and transmition of power consumption data

China investment proposals on hold, not scrapped yet: Maharashtra minister

State is awaiting Central policy on the issue in light of Galwan standoff in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed

Ceasefire violations along LoC, Galwan valley clashes not connected: Army

Lt Gen Raju said while the situation on the LoC was stable, the Army would ensure there will be no misadventure from across

India ends construction of key bridge over Galwan river in eastern Ladakh

The clash in Galwan Valley is the biggest confrontation between the two militaries after their 1967 clashes in Nathu La when India lost around 80 soldiers

Don't allow Chinese investments in infra sector: Mamata at all-party meet

'We stand with the government in this hour of crisis. We will win. We will put up a united fight as one nation,' Banerjee was quoted as having told the meeting

Galwan valley face-off: Military chopper, fighter jet activity seen in Leh

The Indian Air Force has deployed its Su-30 combat aircraft soon after the Chinese choppers tried to violate Indian air space in Eastern Ladakh

Ladakh stand-off: Railways cancels Chinese contract for dedicated corridor

Govt has already approached the funding agency, World Bank, seeking termination of contract citing poor progress

No soldiers missing in action, says Army after Galwan valley face-off

The Indian Army troops who were attacked and suffered fatal casualties on Monday night were carrying weapons, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar clarified

All troops guarding border with China carry arms: Jaishankar to Rahul

Earlier, Gandhi questioned why Indian soldiers were sent "unarmed to martyrdom" in Ladakh and who is responsible for sending them towards danger

In pictures: Anti-China protest across India after the death of 20 soldiers

Twenty Indian soldiers died in a violent clash with Chinese People's Liberation Army troops at Galwan Valley in Eastern Ladakh

India will remain indebted to soldiers for their sacrifice in Ladakh: Shah

Twenty Indian soldiers, including a colonel, were killed on Monday evening in a clash with Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh's Galwan Valley

Galwan Valley clash: 20 Indian soldiers killed in face-off with China

First deadly clash on the disputed border since four Assam Rifles jawans were ambushed and killed by Chinese border guards in October 1975.

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All you need to know about the India-China face-off

After 1975, this is the first violent incident on the India-China border in which casualties have taken place

All you need to know about India-China stand-off in Ladakh

The India-China border dispute covers the 3,488-km-long Line of Actual Control, the de-facto border between the two countries

With presence of Chinese troops, India increases troops' strength in Ladakh

Sources in the Indian Army said that the Chinese have moved in troops and heavy vehicles across the Line of Actual Control near the Pangong Tso lake

A new and worrying chapter: Chinese intrusions in Ladakh gather pace

While patrol intrusions from both sides are routine in areas where the Line of Actual Control (LAC) - the de facto border between India and China - is disputed

To beat harsh winters, Indian army looks to passive solar heating in Ladakh

With the mercury dipping to minus 20 degrees Celsius or lower during winter nights, and about minus 5 degrees Celsius at night during March and April, it becomes impossible to live without heating