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No Handshake, No Sweets: Low-Key Beating Retreat Ceremony Resumes At Attari
After 12 days, the beating retreat ceremony resumed on Tuesday at the joint check post of the Punjab Frontier, Attari in Amritsar.
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Beating Retreat To Resume At India-Pak Border Points In Punjab
After 10 days of ceasefire between India and Pakistan, the Beating Retreat ceremony by the Border Security Force (BSF) is set to resume on Tuesday evening
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No Beating Retreat Ceremonies At Attari, Hussainiwala, Sadqi Posts Along Pak Border: BSF
The Border Security Force (BSF) has stopped the Beating Retreat ceremonies at all three border check posts along Pakistan in Punjab-- Attari-Wagah, Hussainwala, and Sadki-- till further orders in view of public safety.
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Beating Retreat Ceremony At Attari Border Draws Overwhelming Cheer Despite Thin Crowd
Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers and their families were the only ones who were allowed to witness the ceremonial Beating Retreat ceremony at the Attari border of Punjab's Amritsar during the 72nd Republic Day celebrations on Tuesday because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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No Beating Retreat Ceremony At Attari Border On Republic Day Due To Covid
This year, there will be no joint or coordinated parade at the Attari border on Republic Day. Earlier, Pakistan and India used to do a joint parade, which spectators used to watch from both the side.
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Ahead Of IAF Pilot Abhinandan Varthaman's Return, Attari-Wagah Retreat Ceremony Cancelled
The daily beating retreat and band ceremony at the Attari-Wagah border was cancelled on Friday as India waited for the return of Indian Air Force pilot Abhinandan Varthaman from Pakistan. The Wing Commander was captured by Pakistan after his plane went down during an aerial battle over the Line of Control on Wednesday.
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Now, women guards at Wagah border ceremony
For the first time in over four decades, women personnel of the Border Security Force (BSF) have been made part of the routine Beating Retreat Ceremony at Wagah on the Indo-Pak border at Attari.The BSF, which guards the country's border with Pakistan and Bangladesh, appointed women constables last year to perform duty on the international border. B...
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No Handshake, No Sweets: Low-Key Beating Retreat Ceremony Resumes At Attari
After 12 days, the beating retreat ceremony resumed on Tuesday at the joint check post of the Punjab Frontier, Attari in Amritsar.
-
Beating Retreat To Resume At India-Pak Border Points In Punjab
After 10 days of ceasefire between India and Pakistan, the Beating Retreat ceremony by the Border Security Force (BSF) is set to resume on Tuesday evening
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No Beating Retreat Ceremonies At Attari, Hussainiwala, Sadqi Posts Along Pak Border: BSF
The Border Security Force (BSF) has stopped the Beating Retreat ceremonies at all three border check posts along Pakistan in Punjab-- Attari-Wagah, Hussainwala, and Sadki-- till further orders in view of public safety.
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Beating Retreat Ceremony At Attari Border Draws Overwhelming Cheer Despite Thin Crowd
Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers and their families were the only ones who were allowed to witness the ceremonial Beating Retreat ceremony at the Attari border of Punjab's Amritsar during the 72nd Republic Day celebrations on Tuesday because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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No Beating Retreat Ceremony At Attari Border On Republic Day Due To Covid
This year, there will be no joint or coordinated parade at the Attari border on Republic Day. Earlier, Pakistan and India used to do a joint parade, which spectators used to watch from both the side.
-
Ahead Of IAF Pilot Abhinandan Varthaman's Return, Attari-Wagah Retreat Ceremony Cancelled
The daily beating retreat and band ceremony at the Attari-Wagah border was cancelled on Friday as India waited for the return of Indian Air Force pilot Abhinandan Varthaman from Pakistan. The Wing Commander was captured by Pakistan after his plane went down during an aerial battle over the Line of Control on Wednesday.
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Now, women guards at Wagah border ceremony
For the first time in over four decades, women personnel of the Border Security Force (BSF) have been made part of the routine Beating Retreat Ceremony at Wagah on the Indo-Pak border at Attari.The BSF, which guards the country's border with Pakistan and Bangladesh, appointed women constables last year to perform duty on the international border. B...
