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

India closely monitors Chinese fighter jets drilling opposite Eastern Ladakh

Congress parliamentarian Rahul Gandhi had tweeted a video of a national newspaper on Thursday morning, asking why Indian soldiers were "unarmed"

"All troops on border duty always carry arms": S Jaishankar takes on Rahul Gandhi over Ladakh standoff

On Thursday, Indian and Chinese military talks at Galwan Valley in wake of the violent clashes along the Line of Control in Eastern Ladakh region ended with a slight positive trajectory though nothing has moved on the ground

58 injured soldiers would resume duty in a week, says Indian Army

While India officially announced that three of its soldiers, including an officer, were killed, China has remained tight-lipped about its casualties

China justifies censorship of information about casualties in Ladakh clash

"Based on what I know, Chinese side also suffered casualties in the Galwan Valley physical clash," Hu Xijn, editor of the Global Times tweeted.

'Unspecified number of Chinese troops killed in clashes with India in Ladakh'

Both countries are engaging in dialogue to resolve the stand-off in Eastern Ladakh region, particularly at north bank of Pangong Tso where the Chinese People's Liberation Army has attempted to change status quo

India demands China to remove its troops, structures from Pangong Lake

Painted so far solely by satellite imagery and little or no official word, the month-old India-China military standoff in Ladakh has received a violent visage in the last 24 hours

#IndiaChinaFaceoff: Asaduddin Owaisi demands revenge from China, shares pic of Ladakh's standoff. Watch Pics and Videos

Just before the US and China engaged in a diplomatic duel at the UN, American President Donald Trump tweeted that he had conveyed to both China and India that Washington was willing to mediate or arbitrate in the "raging border dispute".

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