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BSF Recovers Assault Weapons From Farm Along Indo-Pak Border In Punjab
The Border Security Force or BSFon Tuesday recovered a cache of assault weapons and pistols suspected to have been smuggled from across the border during a patrol along the India-Pakistan border in Punjab.
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BSF Constable Drowns While Chasing Cow Smugglers Near Indo-Bangla Border
A Border Security Force (BSF) constable drowned in river Padma while chasing cow smugglers near the Indo-Bangla border in West Bengal's Murshidabd district, an official said.
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On Guard Against Infiltration, Soldiers Battle Cold At Jammu and Kashmir Border
As the cold wave intensifies its grip over Jammu and Kashmir, the soldiers along the international borders have not let the foggy weather and freezing temperatures let them lower their guard and are alert to foil any infiltration attempts.
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At India-Pakistan border, fog is currently the enemy
India's Border Security Force (BSF) is battling an unlikely enemy along the 553-km international border with Pakistan in Punjab - fog. And it is using hot tea and extra patrolling to keep its personnel active and ensure that no intruder slips in.With dense fog prevailing over most areas of the international border, called Radcliffe Line, the BSF ha...
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BSF Recovers Assault Weapons From Farm Along Indo-Pak Border In Punjab
The Border Security Force or BSFon Tuesday recovered a cache of assault weapons and pistols suspected to have been smuggled from across the border during a patrol along the India-Pakistan border in Punjab.
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BSF Constable Drowns While Chasing Cow Smugglers Near Indo-Bangla Border
A Border Security Force (BSF) constable drowned in river Padma while chasing cow smugglers near the Indo-Bangla border in West Bengal's Murshidabd district, an official said.
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On Guard Against Infiltration, Soldiers Battle Cold At Jammu and Kashmir Border
As the cold wave intensifies its grip over Jammu and Kashmir, the soldiers along the international borders have not let the foggy weather and freezing temperatures let them lower their guard and are alert to foil any infiltration attempts.
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At India-Pakistan border, fog is currently the enemy
India's Border Security Force (BSF) is battling an unlikely enemy along the 553-km international border with Pakistan in Punjab - fog. And it is using hot tea and extra patrolling to keep its personnel active and ensure that no intruder slips in.With dense fog prevailing over most areas of the international border, called Radcliffe Line, the BSF ha...
