Indian, Chinese military officials hold talks in eastern Ladakh
The Hindu
The talks come amid a lingering standoff between the two sides at several friction points in the region.
Senior military officials of India and China held talks in eastern Ladakh on August 31, focusing on maintaining security and stability in the region.
People familiar with the development said it was routine dialogue at the level of major general and such talks take place on a monthly basis.
The talks came amid a lingering standoff between the two sides at several friction points in the region.
There was no official word on the talks.
The Indian and Chinese Armies are engaged in the standoff at the friction points for more than two years.
India has been consistently maintaining that peace and tranquillity along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) are key for the overall development of the bilateral ties.
The two militaries have held 16 rounds of corps commander-level talks to resolve the standoff.
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