India has seen a significant decrease in the number of visas issued to Chinese nationals after the border conflict between the Indian Army and the People's Liberation Army (PLA) at Galwan four years ago.

India sees significant dip in visas issued to Chinese post-Galwan clash: stricter measures implemented

A group of Chinese Army were stopped by the Indian Army Jawans and were warned by one of the soldiers to not repeat the mistake of coming into Indian Territory

'Will keep you next time': Indian Army's fierce confrontation video with Chinese PLA in Ladakh goes viral

As per the sources, this is not the latest but an undated video of clash between Indian Army and PLA

Amidst 'Tawang tension', undated video of Indian Army thrashing Chinese PLA goes viral; Watch

"The Indian side made constructive suggestions for resolving the remaining issues during the meeting but the Chinese side was unhelpful and unable to provide any forward-looking proposals”: Indian Army

India, China military talks end in deadlock as “Chinese side wasn't agreeable"

During the aerial drills, the Chinese aircraft remained completely within their territory.

India closely monitors Chinese fighter jets drilling opposite Eastern Ladakh

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime has invested heavily in the countries neighboring India, resulting in unprecedented dependence of South Asia on China.

Bhutan Stops Water of India In Support of China

Sources said that during 11-hour-long Corps Commander level talks between India and China on June 22, it was stated that there was "mutual consensus to disengage"

Defying mutual consensus to disengage, PLA troops return to Galwan Valley

Major General Abhijit Bapat, who is the Commander of the 3 Division of the Indian Army, had raised several points with the Chinese with regard to the incident on the night intervening June 15-16.

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