June 15 marks the fourth year of the Galwan Valley clash between India and China. Since 2020, a lot has happened between India and China, except for a restoration of order as it existed at the borders before June 15, 2020. While a lot has been written and discussed on the status of the border, it remains pertinent to take stock of what has happened between India and China, particularly in the context of the conflict to understand if a resolution can ever be expected in the near future. Immediately after the oath-taking swearing ceremony of the elected government in India, S Jaishankar, India’s external affairs minister stated that India’s focus remains on resolving the remaining issues along the India-China border. Defence minister Rajnath Singh also reaffirmed India’s government to safeguarding its borders and strengthening defence manufacturing and exports. He emphasised the priority of protecting India’s integrity and sovereignty.