News came that the Chinese army had penetrated 60 kilometers inside the Indian border. There were reports of Chinese army entering 60 kilometers inside Taksing area of ​​Upper Subansari district of Arunachal Pradesh and building new camps. The claim is so serious that it is naturally raising concerns and questions among people, but has this actually happened? The government has clarified the position on this claim.

PIB Fact check has declared this viral claim to be completely fake. According to PIB Fact Check, the video being shared on social media has no connection with the India-China border. That is, the video which is being spread as the infiltration of the Chinese army on the border, is misleading and is being circulated with false claims.

PIB Fact Check has said in clear words, “This claim is fake. The videos being circulated on social media are not from the India-China border and have no connection with this claim.”

News related to India-China border is always considered sensitive. In such a situation, any unconfirmed video or message going viral can spread confusion. This is why the government has appealed to the people to rely only on information from official and verified sources on important issues like border security.

Videos and posts that go viral with fake claims are often old, from other countries or from a different incident, which are presented in a new context. This not only creates confusion among the people, but also causes misinformation to spread rapidly on matters related to national security.

Fake News Alert!

Several social media accounts are circulating videos falsely claiming that the Chinese Army has entered 60 km inside India. #PIBFactCheck: :

This claim is #Fake.

The videos being circulated are unrelated and not from the India-China border.

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— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) July 7, 2026

What was the real news?

Recently, the latest satellite images revealed the construction of a new road by China on the India-Tibet border with Arunachal Pradesh. The road connects two settlements in the disputed area, which has been under Chinese control since 1959 and currently lies across the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The new road connects a village settled in 2021 to a new settlement developed in 2026. Dual-use facilities like helipads and cement plants are also visible in these settlements.

The Indian government has rejected claims of recent Chinese infiltration. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju and the Indian Army say that the border in this area has not been formally determined, hence both the countries have different perceptions regarding LAC. According to Rijiju, in such a situation, patrolling from both sides sometimes reaches areas claimed by each other, which is called ‘transgression’, not infiltration.

Experts believe that China’s rapidly expanding infrastructure on the border is a strategic challenge for India. In response to this, India is also rapidly progressing road, tunnel and other border infrastructure projects in Arunachal Pradesh.

What does PIB Fact Check say?

Many times even true news is presented in a different context and false notions are created. If you also come across any such suspicious video, photo or claim, then avoid sharing it further without checking. First verify its source and see if any official agency has released information on it. Spreading misinformation may inadvertently promote rumours.

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China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi described the meeting with India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval as very important. Bilateral relations and global cooperation were discussed in the meeting between the two. On Tuesday (June 23, 2026), the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi issued a statement regarding this.

According to a statement given on the social media platform

He said that the two countries should implement the important agreements reached between their leaders through concrete steps, so that development and modernization can be accelerated through cooperation, especially in the context of development of the Global South.

Wang also said it is necessary to respect each other’s core interests and sensitive issues should be handled appropriately. He stressed that the China-India border issue should be kept in such a way that it does not affect the overall bilateral relations.

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He also urged both the countries to develop a true understanding among different sections of the society so that public opinion and social base can be strengthened and help in improving relations. China appreciated India’s role during its BRICS chairmanship. Also expressed desire to work together with India for the development and expansion of the organization.

National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during the two-day BRICS National Security Advisors meeting held in New Delhi on Monday.

Regarding the meeting, India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MES) wrote on the social media platform ‘X’, ‘National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met Communist Party of China (CPC) Politburo member and Foreign Minister Wang Yi during the BRICS NSA meeting in New Delhi.’ According to the ministry, both expressed satisfaction over the progress made in bilateral relations. The conversation between the two leaders was constructive and many important issues were discussed keeping the future in mind.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday (June 4, 2026) that Russia will not interfere in the delicate bilateral relations between India and China. He expressed confidence that India and China are committed to resolving the long-standing border disputes amicably.

Putin spoke extensively with heads of news agencies around the world, including PTI. In this conversation, he praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping and said that both the leaders are committed to resolving border issues peacefully.

Responding to a question from PTI, Vladimir Putin said, ‘India and China have a delicate and multidimensional relationship and it is not a good idea to interfere in it. Of course, we have talks with both our friends – India and China. He said, ‘Both President Xi and Prime Minister Modi are trying to resolve all issues of mutual interest, including the border issue.’

Underlining Russia’s strategic balance in Asia, President Putin said that Russia’s decades-old partnerships with India and China have developed naturally and the two relations are completely different from each other. He described these relations as a natural evolution and said that Russia’s growing closeness with India is not at the expense of China, just as Russia’s deep alliance with China does not affect its relations with India.

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Vladimir Putin also mentioned the historical background of the Russia-India-China trilateral framework. He said, ‘I had once suggested that the leaders of India and China meet in Russia and that is how the Russia-India-China framework was established. We had many issues to talk about and reach consensus.

India and China have taken several steps to normalize relations over the past year, following severe tensions in their relations due to the deadly Galwan Valley clashes in 2020 and the subsequent military standoff that lasted for more than four years.

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India and China held another high-level military talks on maintaining peace and security along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh. The Corps Commander level meeting took place on October 25 at the Moldo-Chushul point on the Indian side of the Line of Actual Control. This was the first such conversation between the two armies after the Special Representatives talks between National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in August.

India-China agree to maintain peace on LAC

The Foreign Ministry said that the talks took place in a friendly and cordial atmosphere. The ministry said that both sides took note of the progress made since the 22nd round of Corps Commander level meeting in October 2024 and agreed that peace and harmony have been maintained in the India-China border areas. “Both sides agreed to continue using existing mechanisms to resolve any ground issues along the border to maintain stability,” the ministry said.

Efforts to improve relations between India and China

India and China have initiated several measures in the last few months to normalize their relations after India and China ended more than four years of military standoff along the LAC in eastern Ladakh in October last year. The standoff effectively ended after the withdrawal of troops from the last two friction points of Demchok and Depsang was completed.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited India on 19 August 2025. India and China subsequently announced several measures for stable, cooperative and forward-looking relations, including jointly maintaining border peace, reopening of border trade and promoting investment flows.

Corps Commander level talks held in Ladakh

The Ministry of External Affairs said on the corps-commander talks, “This was the first meeting of the general-level mechanism in the western sector since the 24th round of talks of Special Representatives held on August 19 last.” A Chinese statement on the corps-commander talks said the two sides held active and in-depth dialogue on the management of the western side of the China-India border.

It said that both sides have decided to maintain communication and dialogue as per the decision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping. “They agreed to continue communication and dialogue through military and diplomatic channels under the guidance of the important consensus reached between the leaders of the two countries, and to jointly maintain peace and tranquility in the China-India border areas,” China’s Defense Ministry statement said.

60 thousand soldiers still deployed

Both sides have withdrawn their troops from the conflict areas, but have not withdrawn frontline forces from the border. Currently, around 50,000 to 60,000 troops from each side are deployed along the Line of Actual Control in the eastern Ladakh region.

The military standoff in eastern Ladakh began in May 2020 and resulted in a deadly clash in the Galwan Valley in June the same year, severely straining relations between the two neighbours. The decision to revive various dialogue mechanisms between India and China was taken at a meeting between Modi and Xi in the Russian city of Kazan in October last year.

Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan said on Saturday (October 11, 2025) that Uttarakhand, being a border state, is a strategically very sensitive and important state and there is a need to be alert and cautious on the China border.

Addressing a rally of ex-servicemen here, General Chauhan said that Uttarakhand has a 350 km border with China and 275 km border with Nepal, which makes the state sensitive and strategically important from the security point of view.

India needs to remain alert on LAC

He said, ‘Uttarakhand’s border with China is very quiet and hence sometimes we forget that Uttarakhand is a border state. We should keep in mind that we have some differences with China regarding LAC (Line of Control) and border and sometimes these come to the fore, like in the Barahoti area. For this reason we all have to be alert and cautious.

Chief of Defense Staff appealed to the people of the border areas to actively participate in the security of the border and said that monitoring the borders is not only the responsibility of the army, but the awareness of the local people is also equally important.

VIDEO | Addressing the veterans at an event in Dehradun, Chief of Defense Staff Gen Anil Chauhan says, “Uttarakhand is a border state, sharing its borders with Nepal and China. Although there is peace at the border with China, some differences exist, and we should remain… pic.twitter.com/flNnZQvH60

— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) October 11, 2025

CDS recited the famous dialogue of the film ‘Aankhen’

Describing the people living in border areas, especially ex-servicemen, as ‘eyes’, the CDS said that if they remain alert, the borders will remain even stronger. On this occasion, he also recited the famous dialogue of the film ‘Aankhen’, ‘No one can touch the borders of that country, which is guarded by the eyes’.

General Chauhan also said that on the lines of the way cooperative societies supply food to the Army in Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh and Ladakh, now this system will be started in Uttarakhand also. He said that at present the products related to dairy and animal husbandry are being taken from cooperative societies and in the coming time, fresh ration will also be taken from them. This will not only ensure smooth supply of goods to the border areas, but will also provide economic benefits to the local people.

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China welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s possible visit on Friday (August 8, 2025) on Friday (August 8, 2025) to attend the Tianjin Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) later this month. He hoped that the event would be a meeting of solidarity, friendship and meaningful results.

People who have knowledge about the case in Delhi said this week that after a gap of seven years, Prime Minister Modi can visit China to attend the SCO’s annual summit later this month.

SCO summit will be held from 31 August to 1 September

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said, “China welcomes Prime Minister Modi for the SCO’s Tianjin Summit.” He was asked about the news of Modi’s visit to China to attend the summit. China will host the SCO Summit in Tianjin from 31 August to 1 September.

He said, “We believe that the combined effort of all parties will have a confluence of solidarity, friendship and meaningful consequences and SCO will enter a new phase of high quality development with more solidarity, coordination, mobility and productivity.”

Sco This conference of the biggest event after its establishment- Guo

Guo said, “Leaders of more than 20 countries, including all member countries of SCO and 10 international organizations, will participate in the relevant programs. SCO Tianjin Summit will be the biggest summit since the establishment of SCO.”

Modi is expected to visit Japan around August 29. After this, he can go to the Chinese city of Tianjin for the SCO summit. There has been no official confirmation of Modi’s visit to Japan and China to two countries yet.

The meeting between PM Modi and President Jinping is not clear

China is the current president of SCO. In such a situation, India’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval had gone to China to participate in SCO meetings in the last two months. However, it is not yet clear whether Prime Minister Modi and President Jinping will hold a bilateral meeting during the SCO Summit or not. It is expected that Russian President Vladimir Putin will attend the top leaders participating in the SCO Summit.

PM Modi went to China in 2018 last time

Prime Minister Modi last came to China to attend the SCO summit in June 2018. At the same time, Chinese President Xi Jinping went to India for the second informal summit in October 2019. However, in eastern Ladakh, there was a tussle between the two countries due to deadlock on the border. The military deadlock in eastern Ladakh began in May 2020 and in June the same year, there was a serious tension in the relationship in the Galwan Valley.

In 2024, Modi-Jinping met in Kazan, Russia

The deadlock was effectively ended after the process of returning soldiers from the last two conflict points of Demchok and Depsang under the agreement on 21 October last year. It was decided to resume various dialogues in a meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Jinping on 23 October 2024 in Kazan, Russia.

This meeting of Modi-shee was held between India and China two days after the agreement to withdraw soldiers from Depsang and Demchok. The two sides took several initiatives to reinforce the relationship, including to resume the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra and re -start tourist visas to Chinese citizens from New Delhi. The two sides are also discussing the methods of resumption of direct flight services between the two countries.

Was in 2001 in Shanghai Sco Establishment of

The SCO consisting of India, China, Russia, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Iran and Belarus is an impressive economic and security group that has emerged as one of the largest inter -international international organizations. It was founded in 2001 by the Presidents of Russia, China, Republic, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan at a summit in Shanghai. Pakistan became its permanent member with India in 2017. Iran joined the group in 2023 and Belarus in 2024.

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Chinese Ambassador on Kailash Mansarovar Yatra: Chinese Ambassador to India Shoo Faihong has said that the India-China border situation is now stable and both countries are now ready to discuss the rules related to border management and control. He said that after four years of military deadlock, both sides are now taking steps towards improving relationships.

Plan to resume Kailash-Mansarovar Yatra
Ambassador Shu said that a plan is ready to resume the Kailash-Mansarovar Yatra. He believes that the restoration of this journey will give ‘new energy’ to the relations between India and China and the trust at the mass level will be restored.

Direct flights and other exchange will start again
The ambassador said that preparations are underway to resume direct flights. It includes both airlines and the government. In addition, other social and cultural exchange will also be revived, so that dialogue between the two countries can increase.

Investment and business issues will be discussed
Shoo Faihong said that both countries will also move towards solving issues related to investment and business. He said that transparent and creative dialogue is necessary on these issues, so that economic relations can be strengthened.

Pakistan support and cleaning on operation vermilion
When Chinese’s support was questioned during Operation Sindoor, the ambassador clarified that India-China relations are not against any third country. He said that Beijing’s relationship with Pakistan is not against India.

Objection to Kiren Rijiju’s statement on the Dalai Lama controversy
Ambassador Shu criticized Union Minister Kiran Rijiju’s statement in which he commented on the rebirth of the Dalai Lama. He said that Beijing has “noted” the Foreign Ministry of India in which India has not taken any official stance on this issue.

Jaishankar to visit sco summit in china: India Foreign Minister S.K. Jaishankar can visit China in the third week of July to attend the meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). People who know the case said, Foreign Minister can also hold a bilateral meeting with the top leaders of China during his visit to China.

Foreign Minister S.K. Jaishankar’s visit to China will be the first journey in April-May 2020 after military tension in Ladakh sector of the Line of Actual Control (LAC). After tension on LAC, bilateral relations between India and China reached the lowest level of six decades.

Last year it was agreed to end the conflict between India and China

However, there was a consensus in October last year to end this confrontation between India and China. After which External Affairs Minister S.K. Jaishankar has met his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi several times during multilateral programs.

Jaishankar can hold a bilateral meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister in Beijing

Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar is expected to hold a bilateral meeting with his Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing before attending a council meeting of SCO Foreign Ministers held in Tianjin on 14 and 15 July. This meeting between the two country’s foreign ministers will be part of the series meetings running between senior officials of India and China, which aim to normalize the bilateral relations of both the country and find a solution to the long -running border dispute.

Foreign ministers of both countries can discuss many issues

In the bilateral meeting between Jaishankar and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, there is also to be a discussion on the efforts to reduce the tension on LAC and to bring back the military forces of the two countries back to the position of LAC at the time of peace and to discuss ways to normalize relations like Trade and Peepal to Peepal contact with it.

Kailash Mansarovar’s visit resumed after five years

Recently, after a gap of five years between the two countries, it has been agreed to resume the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Apart from this, Beijing is also emphasizing on normalizing trade between the two countries and resumption of direct flights.

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Rajnath singh in china: For the first time after the clash of Galwan Valley (June 2020), Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has met China’s Defense Minister Admiral Dong June. On the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit (25-26 June), Rajnath Singh met Admiral in Chingdao, China and emphasized the permanent solution of the real retirement line (LAC).

On Friday (27 June), one has been released by the Ministry of Defense of India. According to the statement, the ministers of the two countries had a thorough discussion on the need to maintain peace and harmony on the Indo-China border.

Rajnath Singh gave information about Operation Sindoor to Chinese Defense Minister

Rajnath Singh also informed the Chinese Defense Minister about the heinous terrorist attack against innocent citizens in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April and also about India’s Operation Sindoor with the aim of destroying the terrorist network in Pakistan.

3488 km long disputed border between India and China

During the talks with the Chinese Defense Minister, Rajnath Singh, while emphasizing on the border management, activated the system established on the issue and supported the permanent solution of demarcation on the border. Actually, there is a 3,488 km long disputed LAC (border) between India and China. This border is spread from East Ladakh to Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh. However, this border has been disputed since the 1962 war.

Rajnath Singh’s visit to China after the clash of Galwan Valley is important

In 2020, there was a bloody clash between the forces of the two countries in the disputed Galwan Valley of LAC in East Ladakh. Since the clash, tension on LAC had increased and both countries had deployed their 50 thousand soldiers in East Ladakh.

Following the long -standing dialogue, diplomacy and political level initiative of military commanders, India and China finally decided to end the controversy by signing a disagreement. In such a situation, soldiers of both countries have retreated from the disputed areas. In such a situation, India’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh’s visit to China and talks with the Chinese counterpart is considered very important.

On a visit to the defense minister NSA Had met Chinese Foreign Minister

The special thing is that just before Rajnath Singh’s visit, India’s National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval also visited China and also met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

According to the Ministry of Defense, Rajnath also stressed the need to create good neighboring conditions to increase cooperation for stability in Asia and the world along with the Chinese Defense Minister. The Defense Minister also called for action at the ground level and also called for removing the mistrust generated after the 2020 boundary deadlock.

Ministers of India and China talk at various levels

The two ministers agreed to continue consultation at various levels to get progress on issues related to the return of soldiers through current arrangements, reduce stress, border management and eventually demarcation.

The Defense Minister also expressed his views on the important achievement of the completion of 75 years of establishing diplomatic relations between the two countries. He also appreciated the re -launch of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra after a gap of five years. During the meeting, Rajnath Singh also gave a Madhubani painting to the Chinese Defense Minister in gifts.

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India Destroy Pakistan Air Defense System: After executing ‘Operation Sindoor’, India has also destroyed Pakistan’s air defense and radar system. It has been said by the Government of India that Pakistan had tried to target military bases located in 15 cities of India. The Indian Army has destroyed Pakistan’s Air Defense System HQ9 along with thwarting these attacks. This can be a big shock for Pakistan. Actually, Pakistan bought this air defense system from China after spending millions of dollars.

This is not the first time that the Indian Army has destroyed the weapons of the world’s powerful country in this way. Along with destroying China’s air defense system, India has also dusted many weapons of America. In such a situation, let us know that till now the Indian Army has destroyed the weapons of which countries around the world.

China’s HQ-9 destroyed in Pakistan

The Indian Army has destroyed China’s Air Defense System HQ-9. According to information received by defense sources, the Indian Army targeted Pakistan’s air defense system after Pakistan targeted India’s military bases. This air defense system was bought from China by spending millions of dollars. Both Pakistan and China claimed that the HQ-9 is a strong air defense system like Russia’s S-300 which ends the missile by intercepting the missile in the air itself. However, India has now blown up Pakistan’s air defense.

Patton tank

In the 1965 battle between India and Pakistan, the Indian Army also blew up the US -made Patton tanks. Let me tell you, in the 1965 war, Pakistan’s First Armed Division attacked India with about 200 tanks. During this time, the enemy tanks came in in India’s border for about 10-12 kilometers. Indian Army soldier Veer Abdul Hameed had blown these tanks with his RCL jeep, due to which the world was also shocked.

PNS Ghazi

In the 1971 war, Pakistan had the most advanced submarine PNS Ghazi of that time. To stop this submarine, the Indian Navy had launched its oldest INS Rajput in the sea. INS Rajput had destroyed Pakistan’s submarine PNS Ghazi inside the sea, 93 military officers of Pakistan were also killed in this attack.

F-16

The Indian Air Force is one of the most dangerous air forces in the world. IAF has killed not one but twice the world’s most powerful country, America-made F-16 fighter jet. This fighter jet of America is considered quite advanced. America gave these fighter jets to Pakistan. In 1970, the Indian Air Force killed F-16 from MiG-21. After this, Wing Commander Abhinandan also destroyed the fourth generation F-16 from the third generation MiG-21.

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