Warmongering between India and China has peaked after the Galwan Valley face-off in Ladakh which left 20 Indian army men dead and casualties on the other side. Both countries have the world's largest armies with a multi-billion dollar arms arsenal. But can they afford to clash or mud-sling in the time of a pandemic and global economic slowdown? Darain Shahidi analyses the ground realities and how a de-escalation benefits India the most in trade ties between the two nations. This programme was recorded just after the initial reports that 3 army personnel, including an officer, had been killed in the clash