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India, Pakistan Ceasefire To Continue, Army Says "No Expiry Date"
The official said no talks were scheduled between the DGMOs of India and Pakistan on Sunday.
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"Kashmir Has Been Used As Weapon To Unite Pak": Ex Army Chief
The role of the Director General of Military Operations is in focus after the recent ceasefire between India and Pakistan was declared following a call between officers holding the rank in both countries.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh To Visit Bhuj Air Force Station
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday will visit the Bhuj air force station in Gujarat, which was one of the installations targeted by Pakistan military last week.
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India, Pak Extend Ceasefire Till May 18, Officials To Speak Again: Sources
The ceasefire between India and Pakistan has been extended til May 18, with theDirector General of Military Operations of New Delhi and Islamabad set to hold talks soon.
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A Virat Kohli Mention In Indian Armed Forces' Operation Sindoor Briefing
"Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. If Lillee don't get you, Thommo must," a witty caption in an Australian daily on a cricket match between Australia and England in the 1970s found a mention in the Indian Armed Forces' latest briefing today.
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"Pakistan Army Lost At Least 35-40 Personnel": Special Briefing On Operation Sindoor
The Pakistan Army reportedly lost nearly 35 to 40 personnel between May 7-10 in firing across the Line of Control, when India launched retaliatory counterstrikes responding to its aggression, said the Army.
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Army Chief Grants "Full Authority" To Commanders For Counteraction If Ceasefire Violated
Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi has given the green light to all Army Commanders in the western borders to launch counteraction if the understanding reached between India and Pakistan's DGMOs on Saturday is violated.
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India, Pak Top Military Officers Spoke Hours Before Ceasefire Announcement
A top military officer of Pakistan dialled India just before the ceasefire announcement came, after which the DGMOs of both nations spoke, the government said in a briefing today.
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BSF Soldier's Throat Slit By Pak Troops Near International Border: Report
Pakistani troops have slit the throat of a BSF jawan along the international border or IB near Jammu, an incident that may further escalate the tension between the two countries.
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Stop The Bloodshed: Mehbooba Mufti On Fresh Ceasefire Violation
Terming as "unfortunate" the fresh ceasefire violation along the International Border in Jammu region, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said the DGMOs of India and Pakistan should hold dialogue again and stop the bloodshed.
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2 Soldiers Killed, 10 Injured In Unprovoked Firing By Pakistan In Jammu's Akhnoor
Two Border Security Force or BSF personnel, including an officer, were killed today as Pakistani Rangers targeted Indian posts along the International Border in Jammu with mortars and firing. The unprovoked and indiscriminate firing by Pakistan came nearly a week after DGMOs of both countries agreed to implement the ceasefire pact of 2003 in "lette...
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Attempt At De-escalation As India, Pak Top Military Officers Talk
Amidst escalation of hostilities by Pakistan at the international border and Line of Control, the top military officers of India and Pakistan spoke to each other today after a month. The hotline was initiated by Pakistan's Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) at 6 pm.
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Pak Examining Proposal For DGMO-Level Talks With India: Report
Pakistan is examining a proposal for a DGMO-level meeting with India after a gap of four years to reduce tensions along the Line of Control and the Working Boundary through fresh confidence-building measures, a media report said today.
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Your Support To Terrorists Unacceptable, India Tells Pak Army
Pakistan Army's support to terrorism is unacceptable and India will continue to take all retaliatory measures to respond to such acts, Indian Army's director-general of military operations (DGMO) told his Pakistani counterpart today.
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Top Commanders Of India, Pak Talk On Phone After 2 Attacks In J&K In 48 Hours
India reserves the right to retaliate appropriately to any incident causing the death of its troops, the Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) told his Pakistani counterpart today in an unscheduled phone call following two major attacks in Jammu and Kashmir in 48 hours.
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India, Pakistan Ceasefire To Continue, Army Says "No Expiry Date"
The official said no talks were scheduled between the DGMOs of India and Pakistan on Sunday.
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"Kashmir Has Been Used As Weapon To Unite Pak": Ex Army Chief
The role of the Director General of Military Operations is in focus after the recent ceasefire between India and Pakistan was declared following a call between officers holding the rank in both countries.
-
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh To Visit Bhuj Air Force Station
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday will visit the Bhuj air force station in Gujarat, which was one of the installations targeted by Pakistan military last week.
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India, Pak Extend Ceasefire Till May 18, Officials To Speak Again: Sources
The ceasefire between India and Pakistan has been extended til May 18, with theDirector General of Military Operations of New Delhi and Islamabad set to hold talks soon.
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A Virat Kohli Mention In Indian Armed Forces' Operation Sindoor Briefing
"Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. If Lillee don't get you, Thommo must," a witty caption in an Australian daily on a cricket match between Australia and England in the 1970s found a mention in the Indian Armed Forces' latest briefing today.
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"Pakistan Army Lost At Least 35-40 Personnel": Special Briefing On Operation Sindoor
The Pakistan Army reportedly lost nearly 35 to 40 personnel between May 7-10 in firing across the Line of Control, when India launched retaliatory counterstrikes responding to its aggression, said the Army.
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Army Chief Grants "Full Authority" To Commanders For Counteraction If Ceasefire Violated
Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi has given the green light to all Army Commanders in the western borders to launch counteraction if the understanding reached between India and Pakistan's DGMOs on Saturday is violated.
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India, Pak Top Military Officers Spoke Hours Before Ceasefire Announcement
A top military officer of Pakistan dialled India just before the ceasefire announcement came, after which the DGMOs of both nations spoke, the government said in a briefing today.
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BSF Soldier's Throat Slit By Pak Troops Near International Border: Report
Pakistani troops have slit the throat of a BSF jawan along the international border or IB near Jammu, an incident that may further escalate the tension between the two countries.
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Stop The Bloodshed: Mehbooba Mufti On Fresh Ceasefire Violation
Terming as "unfortunate" the fresh ceasefire violation along the International Border in Jammu region, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said the DGMOs of India and Pakistan should hold dialogue again and stop the bloodshed.
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2 Soldiers Killed, 10 Injured In Unprovoked Firing By Pakistan In Jammu's Akhnoor
Two Border Security Force or BSF personnel, including an officer, were killed today as Pakistani Rangers targeted Indian posts along the International Border in Jammu with mortars and firing. The unprovoked and indiscriminate firing by Pakistan came nearly a week after DGMOs of both countries agreed to implement the ceasefire pact of 2003 in "lette...
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Attempt At De-escalation As India, Pak Top Military Officers Talk
Amidst escalation of hostilities by Pakistan at the international border and Line of Control, the top military officers of India and Pakistan spoke to each other today after a month. The hotline was initiated by Pakistan's Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) at 6 pm.
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Pak Examining Proposal For DGMO-Level Talks With India: Report
Pakistan is examining a proposal for a DGMO-level meeting with India after a gap of four years to reduce tensions along the Line of Control and the Working Boundary through fresh confidence-building measures, a media report said today.
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Your Support To Terrorists Unacceptable, India Tells Pak Army
Pakistan Army's support to terrorism is unacceptable and India will continue to take all retaliatory measures to respond to such acts, Indian Army's director-general of military operations (DGMO) told his Pakistani counterpart today.
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Top Commanders Of India, Pak Talk On Phone After 2 Attacks In J&K In 48 Hours
India reserves the right to retaliate appropriately to any incident causing the death of its troops, the Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) told his Pakistani counterpart today in an unscheduled phone call following two major attacks in Jammu and Kashmir in 48 hours.
