evidence: Explained: Tawang Crisis, An Impasse In India-China Relations [...] Yangtse in the Tawang sector in Arunachal Pradesh where the December 9 scuffle took place is one of the three ‘agreed areas’ of the LAC between the Chinese and Indian sides. And India holds a strategically advantageous position on its side and according to Security Risks Asia, a website that is dedicated to analyzing security situations in the region believes that China intends to keep the border dispute alive. [...] Tawang was the birthplace of the 6th Dalai lama in 1683, and a part of Tibet with whom China has its own internal complexities. And Arunachal Pradesh for the Chinese remains ‘non-negotiable’ when it comes to a final and permanent solution.