Exactly one year ago, India and China announced the end of a 73-day standoff between troops from both sides at the tri-junction of Bhutan, India and China. Since then, many developments have taken place—on political, diplomatic and military fronts. Our Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale brings you the background and the subsequent events.
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