LAC talks today, the two sides to have unfamiliar service authorities 

After introductory withdrawal in July, the last three rounds of the senior commandants' gatherings have not yielded any achievement. 

The seventh round of corps authorities converses with talk about separation and inevitable de-acceleration of the more than five-month-long military stalemate in eastern Ladakh among India and China will occur on Monday morning. 

This will be the last gathering where XIV Corps Commander Lt General Harinder Singh will lead the Indian designation before he hands over the order of the corps to Lt General P G K Menon, who will take over later in the week. 

Singh, who will finish his one-year residency as the corps authority on October 14, will move to head the Indian Military Academy in Dehradun. 

The gathering on Monday will happen on the Indian side of the Chushul-Moldo Border Personnel Meeting Point. 

Monday's discussions will be the first wherein the two sides will have senior military officers and agents of unfamiliar services. While the Indian appointment remembered a negotiator during the last gathering for September 21, the Chinese assignment also will incorporate a Foreign Ministry official Monday. 

Service of External Affairs Joint Secretary for East Asia, Naveen Srivastava, who has been speaking to India in the conciliatory conversations, was essential for the senior military administrator talks the last time, which had likewise included Menon, who was posted in the Army central command in Delhi. 

Senior guard foundation sources said the Army will have another senior authority speaking to the central command Monday. 

A top Army source said "there is no normal discovery of a harmony bargain". 

The Army has arranged for winter organization of extra soldiers. The two sides have around 50,000 warriors each, alongside air protection resources, mounted guns and tanks in the district. As the winter sets in, there may be a decrease in certain soldiers from the statures, however that will rely upon whether China pulls a few soldiers back. 

This will be the seventh time the corps leaders from the two sides will meet since the stalemate started toward the beginning of May. Significant General Liu Lin, Commander of the South Xinjiang Military Region has spoken to China in every one of these gatherings. 

During the last talks, sources had said that while India had requested the whole eastern Ladakh locale to be examined, China had demanded that Indian soldiers move back from their new situations in the Chushul sub-area. Sources referenced that there was "no shared characteristic between our proposition" in the last gathering. 

After some underlying separation toward the beginning of July, the last three rounds of the senior leaders' gatherings have not yielded any achievement. 

After the last gathering, the different sides had given a joint articulation where both had consented to not send further soldiers to the cutting edge. The joint explanation had referenced that the two sides had concurred "to genuinely execute the significant agreement came to by the heads of the two nations, reinforce correspondence on the ground, dodge misconceptions and misinterpretations, quit sending more soldiers to the forefront, forgo singularly changing the circumstance on the ground, and abstain from taking any activities that may muddle the circumstance". 

Notwithstanding, there has not been any adjustment in the ground circumstance from that point forward. At a few situations in the Chushul sub-part, and on the north bank of Pangong Tso, troops from the two sides keep on being isolated by only a couple hundred meters.