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Assam To Provide Arms Licences To Indigenous People In 'Vulnerable' Areas
The Assam government will provide arms licences to indigenous people residing in "vulnerable and remote" areas and those along the border with Bangladesh for instilling a sense of security in them, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.
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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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Flights Resume Over Border Areas As 32 Airports Reopen Days After Ceasefire
Flight operations across 32 airports in North and West India are expected to return to normal, as cross-border military action between India and Pakistan came to a halt over the past few days.
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Schools In Jammu And Kashmir Border Areas Reopen As India-Pakistan Tension Eases
Jammu Kashmir Schools Reopen: Various schools will reopen from today in Jammu and Kashmir.
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After Biggest Op Against Maoists, Tricolour At 'Red Terror' Hill: Amit Shah
The killing of 31 Maoists at Karregutta Hill on the Chhattisgarh-Telangana border this week - the result of 'India's largest anti-Maoist op' - has been hailed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah as an "historic" achievement.
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9,500 Bunkers In J&K Border Areas, More To Be Built: Chief Secretary
Jammu and Kashmir administration is actively assessing the damage and expediting relief efforts in border areas affected by recent shelling from across the Line of Control (Loc), the union territory's Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo said.
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First Calm Night Along Line of Control In Recent Days: Indian Army
India and Pakistan, which were involved in intense firing for four days as tensions simmered following a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam last month, agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday evening.
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Railways Suspend Night Operations In Border Areas Of Jammu, Punjab
In a security move prompted by escalating tensions with Pakistan, Indian Railways has decided to halt night-time train operations in the border areas of Jammu and Punjab.
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Reporter's Diary: "We Only Want To Live" - Silent Exodus From Rajouri
The Line of Control is always tense, but lately, cross-border firing from Pakistan has been relentless - shells piercing the calm of villages in Rajouri and Poonch. These border areas have always been on edge, but what I saw now was different.
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"Pakistan Attacked Medical Centres, School Premises In J&K": India
Pakistan military targeted civilian areas, including medical facilities and a school, as it continued attacks along the western frontier last night, the Indian armed forces said on Saturday.
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Videos Show Damaged Houses, Cars In J&K Border Towns By Pakistan Shelling
Several houses were damaged after Pakistan opened unprovoked firing across the Line of Control (LoC) in border areas of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday night.
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India Pakistan Ceasefire LIVEÂ Updates: "Night Remained Largely Peaceful Across J&K, Border Areas," Says Army
India Pakistan Tension LIVE Updates: Indian Army said the night remained largely peaceful across Jammu and Kashmir and other areas along the International Border with Pakistan, less than two days after the two neighbours agreed to a ceasefire.
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Delhi On High Alert, Government Employees' Leave Cancelled Amid India-Pak Tensions
A high alert was sounded in Delhi, and all city government employees' leaves were cancelled as hostilities ramped up between India and Pakistan, with several border areas, including Jammu, coming under cross-border shelling.
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India Foils Pakistani Attack On Military Bases, Blackouts In Border Areas
Pakistan, hours after its foiled attempt to target 15 Indian cities, launched an attack on parts of Jammu and Kashmir. While the border areas are under heavy shelling, Jammu is being targeted with missiles and drones.
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Op Sindoor: PM Meets Home Secretary Over Moving Civilians From Border Villages Amid Pak Firing
At least 13 civilians have died and over 50 have been injured near the border areas in Pakistan's firing, theMinistry of External Affairs (MEA) said.
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Assam To Provide Arms Licences To Indigenous People In 'Vulnerable' Areas
The Assam government will provide arms licences to indigenous people residing in "vulnerable and remote" areas and those along the border with Bangladesh for instilling a sense of security in them, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.
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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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Flights Resume Over Border Areas As 32 Airports Reopen Days After Ceasefire
Flight operations across 32 airports in North and West India are expected to return to normal, as cross-border military action between India and Pakistan came to a halt over the past few days.
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Schools In Jammu And Kashmir Border Areas Reopen As India-Pakistan Tension Eases
Jammu Kashmir Schools Reopen: Various schools will reopen from today in Jammu and Kashmir.
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After Biggest Op Against Maoists, Tricolour At 'Red Terror' Hill: Amit Shah
The killing of 31 Maoists at Karregutta Hill on the Chhattisgarh-Telangana border this week - the result of 'India's largest anti-Maoist op' - has been hailed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah as an "historic" achievement.
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9,500 Bunkers In J&K Border Areas, More To Be Built: Chief Secretary
Jammu and Kashmir administration is actively assessing the damage and expediting relief efforts in border areas affected by recent shelling from across the Line of Control (Loc), the union territory's Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo said.
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First Calm Night Along Line of Control In Recent Days: Indian Army
India and Pakistan, which were involved in intense firing for four days as tensions simmered following a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam last month, agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday evening.
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Railways Suspend Night Operations In Border Areas Of Jammu, Punjab
In a security move prompted by escalating tensions with Pakistan, Indian Railways has decided to halt night-time train operations in the border areas of Jammu and Punjab.
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Reporter's Diary: "We Only Want To Live" - Silent Exodus From Rajouri
The Line of Control is always tense, but lately, cross-border firing from Pakistan has been relentless - shells piercing the calm of villages in Rajouri and Poonch. These border areas have always been on edge, but what I saw now was different.
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"Pakistan Attacked Medical Centres, School Premises In J&K": India
Pakistan military targeted civilian areas, including medical facilities and a school, as it continued attacks along the western frontier last night, the Indian armed forces said on Saturday.
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Videos Show Damaged Houses, Cars In J&K Border Towns By Pakistan Shelling
Several houses were damaged after Pakistan opened unprovoked firing across the Line of Control (LoC) in border areas of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday night.
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India Pakistan Ceasefire LIVEÂ Updates: "Night Remained Largely Peaceful Across J&K, Border Areas," Says Army
India Pakistan Tension LIVE Updates: Indian Army said the night remained largely peaceful across Jammu and Kashmir and other areas along the International Border with Pakistan, less than two days after the two neighbours agreed to a ceasefire.
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Delhi On High Alert, Government Employees' Leave Cancelled Amid India-Pak Tensions
A high alert was sounded in Delhi, and all city government employees' leaves were cancelled as hostilities ramped up between India and Pakistan, with several border areas, including Jammu, coming under cross-border shelling.
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India Foils Pakistani Attack On Military Bases, Blackouts In Border Areas
Pakistan, hours after its foiled attempt to target 15 Indian cities, launched an attack on parts of Jammu and Kashmir. While the border areas are under heavy shelling, Jammu is being targeted with missiles and drones.
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Op Sindoor: PM Meets Home Secretary Over Moving Civilians From Border Villages Amid Pak Firing
At least 13 civilians have died and over 50 have been injured near the border areas in Pakistan's firing, theMinistry of External Affairs (MEA) said.
