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Consensus fails, Indian & Chinese soldiers battle minus 20 degree temps

To add to the woes, for more than a month, soldiers are perched on peaks rising to 17000 ft because a turn-around of all troops is yet to happen owing to the arduous terrain and tough logistics

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An Indian Air Force aircraft flies over the surroundings of Leh, the joint capital of the union territory of Ladakh. Pic/AFP

An Indian Air Force aircraft flies over the surroundings of Leh, the joint capital of the union territory of Ladakh. Pic/AFP

Temperatures at critical mountain peaks and passes in the Himalayas along the disputed India-China border have dropped to minus 20 Degrees Celsius, presenting a fresh challenge to the thousands of troops deployed on both sides.

Senior military personnel from India and China are expected to meet on October 12 for the seventh time to discuss de-escalation along the unmarked border in eastern Ladakh.

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