The MEA said the border gets disturbed when Chinese forces deviate from patrol patterns.
The ITBP chief said face-offs continue in Arunachal.
Both sides use existing mechanisms.
Details were left to the Defence Ministry.
No Chinese response reported.
Some reports quote the ITBP chief as saying that conventional warfare is no longer sufficient to counter China.
Jaiswal said that maintaining peace and tranquillity in the border areas is essential for the development of bilateral relations, according to Business Standard.
Jaiswal said India and China continue to use existing diplomatic and military mechanisms to resolve outstanding issues and avoid misunderstanding and miscalculation along the Line of Actual Control, according to the same report.
The two sides have agreed to discuss ways to improve their understanding of the Line of Actual Control in appropriate areas for better border management, according to the reports.
No timeline or concrete measures for those discussions were given in the reports.
On operational details of the face-offs, the spokesperson referred questions to the Ministry of Defence, according to Apnlive.
The Ministry did not elaborate on the specific confrontations, according to the same report.
One report says the Congress demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi explain the border situation to Parliament, but other reports did not mention a Congress reaction.
The reports reviewed carried no response from the Chinese government.
The Line of Actual Control is the de facto boundary between India and China, and the two countries disagree on its alignment in some sectors.
A face-off is a standoff in which troops of the two sides confront each other without necessarily using weapons.
India and China have continued engagements to manage tensions on the border, but the reported confrontations in Arunachal Pradesh have renewed focus on the border, according to Apnlive.
Readers should follow statements from the Ministry of External Affairs and the Ministry of Defence for further details.
Map of the Yangtse-Tawang area, Arunachal Pradesh (file image), Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
