China changed its stand, refused disengagement at many places in Ladakh. ## चीन ने अपने रुख को बदला लद्दाख में कई जगह डिसइंगेजमेन्ट से इंकार किया ##
WHAT'S HAPPENING? The India-China standoff in Ladakh, which began in April 2020 with People's Liberation Army (PLA) incursions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), has nearly completed a year. The Ladakh winter has receded, bringing curtains down on the first-ever instance of forward deployment by India and China through the region's bitter cold season, and disengagement has been achieved at two friction points, including Pangong Tso. Differences seem to have emerged between India and China over the next steps their armies need to take to further ease tension along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh. FLIP FLOP The recent round of military talks between India and China saw the Chinese side switching track, Taking a rigid position on de-escalation in the Gogra-Hot Springs area, In contrast to its earlier posture when it was more fixated on the Finger area near Pangong lake. The change from the more "flexible" discussions that preceded the 1ith ...