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12 Days Into Training For Border Force, A Fingerprint Exposed His Fraud
An investigation revealed a startling truth the man undergoing BSF training may not have been the person who actually appeared in the recruitment examination.
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Border Force BSF Rejects Reports Of Bangladesh Controlling Indian Land
The BSF on Tuesday rejected reports that the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has taken control of a 5-km stretch of land belonging to India along the International Border as "baseless and irresponsible".
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Beehives, Medicinal Plants: Border Forces' Plan To Curb Smuggling At Indo-Bangladesh Border
To prevent the smuggling of cattle and narcotics, the BSF will now have a second line of deterrence -- a thick hedge of more than 60,000 medicinal plants and 40 bee boxes -- along a three-kilometer fenced stretch of the India-Bangladesh border.
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Border Forces Ready To Ensure Smooth Conduct Of Amarnath Yatra, Say Officials
About the Amarnath pilgrimage, the DIG said, "Our biggest challenge is Amarnath Yatra which is starting from July 1. We have made full preparations for that. Our jawans are fully geared up and alert."
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2 Indian Nationals Among 5 Arrested By US Border Authorities
Two Indian nationals were among five persons arrested by US border authorities after they were apprehended for illegally crossing into the country from Canada by boat.
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Pak Drone Drops China-Made Arms, Drugs Along Punjab Border
A cache of arms and narcotics allegedly dropped by a Pakistani drone along the international border in Punjab has been recovered by the Border Security Force (BSF) on Friday, an official said.
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Pak Drone Shot Down By Border Force Along Punjab Border
A "rogue" drone entering into India from Pakistan along the International Border in Punjab has been shot down by the Border Security Force (BSF) on Wednesday, a force spokesperson said.
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Travellers Warned Of Delays In UK Airports As Passport Staff Go On Strike
International travellers arriving at UK airports have been warned of long delays as Border Force staff who check passports begin a series of strikes over better pay and working conditions on Friday.
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Indian Charged With Carrying Child Porn In Australia: Report
A 32-year-old Indian national has been charged in the Australian city of Perth after he was allegedly caught at an airport with two phones containing child pornography videos and other objectionable material, according to local media report.
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Australia Warns Indians Seeking Permanent Residency Against Marriage Scam
The Australian government has cautioned Indian nationals who want to live permanently in Australia against organised contrived marriage scams targeting South Asians. The warning came after Australian Border Force (ABF) shut down a contrived marriages syndicate operating out of Sydney, with a 32-year-old Indian national facing court over his alleged...
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Children Among 21 People Found In Refrigerated Lorry At UK Port: Report
Children as young as 12 have been found among 21 people stowed inside a refrigerated lorry carrying sparkling water at a British port, the BBC reported on Wednesday.
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Australia Refuses To Deny It Paid People-Smugglers
Australian officials today refused to deny allegations that authorities paid crew on a people-smuggling boat US$30,000 to return 65 asylum-seekers to Indonesia, while insisting that no laws had been broken.
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Canadian Who Says He Fought ISIS Detained In Australia
A Canadian who said he fought alongside Kurdish forces against Islamic State in Syria has been detained while trying to enter Australia and told he will be deported, his father said on Wednesday.
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Let's Talk About Future: India Tells Pakistan at Border Force Talks
India today asked Pakistan to "talk about the future" as border security forces of both countries sat across the table for a meeting.
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Australian PM Rules Out Random Visa Checks
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott Saturday distanced himself from a police operation in Melbourne which was cancelled amid public outrage about possible spot checks on people's visas, saying his office had no prior knowledge of it.
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12 Days Into Training For Border Force, A Fingerprint Exposed His Fraud
An investigation revealed a startling truth the man undergoing BSF training may not have been the person who actually appeared in the recruitment examination.
-
Border Force BSF Rejects Reports Of Bangladesh Controlling Indian Land
The BSF on Tuesday rejected reports that the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has taken control of a 5-km stretch of land belonging to India along the International Border as "baseless and irresponsible".
-
Beehives, Medicinal Plants: Border Forces' Plan To Curb Smuggling At Indo-Bangladesh Border
To prevent the smuggling of cattle and narcotics, the BSF will now have a second line of deterrence -- a thick hedge of more than 60,000 medicinal plants and 40 bee boxes -- along a three-kilometer fenced stretch of the India-Bangladesh border.
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Border Forces Ready To Ensure Smooth Conduct Of Amarnath Yatra, Say Officials
About the Amarnath pilgrimage, the DIG said, "Our biggest challenge is Amarnath Yatra which is starting from July 1. We have made full preparations for that. Our jawans are fully geared up and alert."
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2 Indian Nationals Among 5 Arrested By US Border Authorities
Two Indian nationals were among five persons arrested by US border authorities after they were apprehended for illegally crossing into the country from Canada by boat.
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Pak Drone Drops China-Made Arms, Drugs Along Punjab Border
A cache of arms and narcotics allegedly dropped by a Pakistani drone along the international border in Punjab has been recovered by the Border Security Force (BSF) on Friday, an official said.
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Pak Drone Shot Down By Border Force Along Punjab Border
A "rogue" drone entering into India from Pakistan along the International Border in Punjab has been shot down by the Border Security Force (BSF) on Wednesday, a force spokesperson said.
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Travellers Warned Of Delays In UK Airports As Passport Staff Go On Strike
International travellers arriving at UK airports have been warned of long delays as Border Force staff who check passports begin a series of strikes over better pay and working conditions on Friday.
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Indian Charged With Carrying Child Porn In Australia: Report
A 32-year-old Indian national has been charged in the Australian city of Perth after he was allegedly caught at an airport with two phones containing child pornography videos and other objectionable material, according to local media report.
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Australia Warns Indians Seeking Permanent Residency Against Marriage Scam
The Australian government has cautioned Indian nationals who want to live permanently in Australia against organised contrived marriage scams targeting South Asians. The warning came after Australian Border Force (ABF) shut down a contrived marriages syndicate operating out of Sydney, with a 32-year-old Indian national facing court over his alleged...
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Children Among 21 People Found In Refrigerated Lorry At UK Port: Report
Children as young as 12 have been found among 21 people stowed inside a refrigerated lorry carrying sparkling water at a British port, the BBC reported on Wednesday.
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Australia Refuses To Deny It Paid People-Smugglers
Australian officials today refused to deny allegations that authorities paid crew on a people-smuggling boat US$30,000 to return 65 asylum-seekers to Indonesia, while insisting that no laws had been broken.
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Canadian Who Says He Fought ISIS Detained In Australia
A Canadian who said he fought alongside Kurdish forces against Islamic State in Syria has been detained while trying to enter Australia and told he will be deported, his father said on Wednesday.
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Let's Talk About Future: India Tells Pakistan at Border Force Talks
India today asked Pakistan to "talk about the future" as border security forces of both countries sat across the table for a meeting.
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Australian PM Rules Out Random Visa Checks
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott Saturday distanced himself from a police operation in Melbourne which was cancelled amid public outrage about possible spot checks on people's visas, saying his office had no prior knowledge of it.
