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Main Purpose Of Border Management Policy To End Illicit Trade, Says India
India has said its prime concern is to secure its borders against illicit trade, noting that the country's national security has been adversely impacted by terrorism, transnational organised crime and drug trafficking.
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India-Pak Border To Soon Have 'Smart Fencing': Kiren Rijiju
With the testing process already in final phases, the government today expressed hope that work on installing 'smart fence' along 3,323-km-long the Indo-Pak border will begin soon.
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India's Borders Need Larger Attention, Investment: Jammu And Kashmir Governor
India's borders need much larger investment and attention, Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra said today as he batted for "smart border management" for people living along these areas.
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To Prevent Infiltration And Shelling, Government to Build 110-Km Long Embankment Along Jammu Border
Nearly 11 years after the border in Jammu and Kashmir was fenced with barbed wire, the government has now begun the process of building a wall 10 meters high and 110 km long to prevent infiltration, and protect locals from shelling across the border.
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Main Purpose Of Border Management Policy To End Illicit Trade, Says India
India has said its prime concern is to secure its borders against illicit trade, noting that the country's national security has been adversely impacted by terrorism, transnational organised crime and drug trafficking.
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India-Pak Border To Soon Have 'Smart Fencing': Kiren Rijiju
With the testing process already in final phases, the government today expressed hope that work on installing 'smart fence' along 3,323-km-long the Indo-Pak border will begin soon.
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India's Borders Need Larger Attention, Investment: Jammu And Kashmir Governor
India's borders need much larger investment and attention, Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra said today as he batted for "smart border management" for people living along these areas.
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To Prevent Infiltration And Shelling, Government to Build 110-Km Long Embankment Along Jammu Border
Nearly 11 years after the border in Jammu and Kashmir was fenced with barbed wire, the government has now begun the process of building a wall 10 meters high and 110 km long to prevent infiltration, and protect locals from shelling across the border.
