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India's Solution To Check Infiltration On Pak Border: Radar-Mounted Drones
Drone-mounted ground penetration radars have been deployed for the first time by the BSF to check for the presence of underground tunnels used by terrorists to infiltrate the India-Pakistan International Border in Jammu region.
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Pakistan Hands Over Soldier Chandu Babulal Chauhan Who Had Inadvertently Crossed Line of Control Last Year
An army soldier who had inadvertently crossed the Line of Control in September last year has been handed over to India by Pakistan at the Wagah Border today.
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In Handling Of Surgical Strikes, Modi Has Ticked All The Boxes
If tough, pre-emptive action against terrorism is now the new normal, then surely guarded statements and not speaking just because there's a mic and camera handy should also become a new norm. The Prime Minister has indicated that. Now he must ensure it happens.
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Surgical Strikes During UPA Too. What Has Modi Changed?
The difference between UPA strikes and BJP strikes is that instead of leaving it is as a localized military retaliation as in the past, the Modi government has played up the 29 September strikes publicly and through the media as unprecedented "strong" action against state-sponsored Pakistani terrorists.
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Strikes Were Well-Executed. What Followed Was Not.
India's security establishment did well to find a way to deal with the post-Uri problem. It's a pity the political establishment let it down by squandering the gains in search of chest-thumping triumph. Sadly that's not the first time it's happened under this government, and I suspect it won't be the last.
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For Surgical Strikes, Helicopters, Heavy Firing Used To Distract Pak
The commandos who went across the Line of Control for surgical strikes, fanned across 250 km of mountainous and forested territory to target seven terrorist "launch pads" or staging areas. They went up to two kilometres deep in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and the strikes they launched were simultaneous.
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What Is A Surgical Strike? Military Experts Explain
At about noon on Thursday, the Army announced that it had carried out surgical strikes across the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir to target terrorists waiting at multiple launch pads to cross over into India.
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Over 1,000 Terrorists Trying to Infiltrate Into India, Army Says
More than a 1,000 terrorists, trained in 17 training camps across Pakistan, have been attempting to cross over into India through the border in Jammu and Kashmir but a tightened counter-infiltration effort has resulted in many of their bids being foiled and driving them to desperate measures, the top Army officer in Kashmir Valley has told NDTV.
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BSF retaliates to Pak rocket fire
Rockets were fired from the Pakistani side on Friday night.
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At LoC, guarding round-the-clock
As Independence Day nears, there's been an increase in infiltration. Soldiers are on duty round the clock, especially near the LoC.
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Pak troops fire at Indian forces again
Pakistani forces on Wednesday opened fresh unprovoked firing at Indian positions along the Line of Control (LoC) in northern Kashmir, a day after Army commanders of the two sides met to ease tension following a 16-hour exchange of fire in which one Indian soldier was killed.
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LoC firing escalates Indo-Pak tension
After sixteen hours of firing between Indian and Pakistani troops the guns finally fell silent on the Line of Control in Kashmir on Tuesday but it's clear that the tension is well and truly back in the relationship.
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India tells Pak to respect ceasefire pact
Flagging 19 violations of the Line of Control (LoC) by Pakistan this year, India on Tuesday told that country to respect the 2003 ceasefire agreement and not to vitiate the atmosphere and disturb the bilateral peace process.
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Firing between India, Pak troops stops at LoC
Indian and Pakistani troops have stopped exchanging fire across the Line of Control (LoC), more than 16 hours after they clashed near Kupwara.
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Pak to maintain ceasefire along LoC
Describing terrorism as a ",common menace,", Pakistan on Wednesday agreed to fight it jointly with India and gave a commitment for maintaining ceasefire along the Line of Control (LoC).
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India's Solution To Check Infiltration On Pak Border: Radar-Mounted Drones
Drone-mounted ground penetration radars have been deployed for the first time by the BSF to check for the presence of underground tunnels used by terrorists to infiltrate the India-Pakistan International Border in Jammu region.
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Pakistan Hands Over Soldier Chandu Babulal Chauhan Who Had Inadvertently Crossed Line of Control Last Year
An army soldier who had inadvertently crossed the Line of Control in September last year has been handed over to India by Pakistan at the Wagah Border today.
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In Handling Of Surgical Strikes, Modi Has Ticked All The Boxes
If tough, pre-emptive action against terrorism is now the new normal, then surely guarded statements and not speaking just because there's a mic and camera handy should also become a new norm. The Prime Minister has indicated that. Now he must ensure it happens.
-
Surgical Strikes During UPA Too. What Has Modi Changed?
The difference between UPA strikes and BJP strikes is that instead of leaving it is as a localized military retaliation as in the past, the Modi government has played up the 29 September strikes publicly and through the media as unprecedented "strong" action against state-sponsored Pakistani terrorists.
-
Strikes Were Well-Executed. What Followed Was Not.
India's security establishment did well to find a way to deal with the post-Uri problem. It's a pity the political establishment let it down by squandering the gains in search of chest-thumping triumph. Sadly that's not the first time it's happened under this government, and I suspect it won't be the last.
-
For Surgical Strikes, Helicopters, Heavy Firing Used To Distract Pak
The commandos who went across the Line of Control for surgical strikes, fanned across 250 km of mountainous and forested territory to target seven terrorist "launch pads" or staging areas. They went up to two kilometres deep in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and the strikes they launched were simultaneous.
-
What Is A Surgical Strike? Military Experts Explain
At about noon on Thursday, the Army announced that it had carried out surgical strikes across the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir to target terrorists waiting at multiple launch pads to cross over into India.
-
Over 1,000 Terrorists Trying to Infiltrate Into India, Army Says
More than a 1,000 terrorists, trained in 17 training camps across Pakistan, have been attempting to cross over into India through the border in Jammu and Kashmir but a tightened counter-infiltration effort has resulted in many of their bids being foiled and driving them to desperate measures, the top Army officer in Kashmir Valley has told NDTV.
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BSF retaliates to Pak rocket fire
Rockets were fired from the Pakistani side on Friday night.
-
At LoC, guarding round-the-clock
As Independence Day nears, there's been an increase in infiltration. Soldiers are on duty round the clock, especially near the LoC.
-
Pak troops fire at Indian forces again
Pakistani forces on Wednesday opened fresh unprovoked firing at Indian positions along the Line of Control (LoC) in northern Kashmir, a day after Army commanders of the two sides met to ease tension following a 16-hour exchange of fire in which one Indian soldier was killed.
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LoC firing escalates Indo-Pak tension
After sixteen hours of firing between Indian and Pakistani troops the guns finally fell silent on the Line of Control in Kashmir on Tuesday but it's clear that the tension is well and truly back in the relationship.
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India tells Pak to respect ceasefire pact
Flagging 19 violations of the Line of Control (LoC) by Pakistan this year, India on Tuesday told that country to respect the 2003 ceasefire agreement and not to vitiate the atmosphere and disturb the bilateral peace process.
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Firing between India, Pak troops stops at LoC
Indian and Pakistani troops have stopped exchanging fire across the Line of Control (LoC), more than 16 hours after they clashed near Kupwara.
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Pak to maintain ceasefire along LoC
Describing terrorism as a ",common menace,", Pakistan on Wednesday agreed to fight it jointly with India and gave a commitment for maintaining ceasefire along the Line of Control (LoC).
