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Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, Who Announced Surgical Strikes, Is Northern Army Commander
In a significant rejig of the Indian Army on Friday, Lieutenant General Ranbir Singh, who announced the September 2016 surgical strikes in Pakistan, assumed the charge of the new Northern Army Commander, replacing Lt Gen Devraj Anbu who took over as the new Vice Chief of Army Staff.
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No Records Of Any Previous 'Surgical Strike': DGMO
The Directorate General of Military Operations of the Army does not have records of any "surgical strike" conducted before September 29, 2016. Responding to an RTI application filed by PTI, the DGMO at the Integrated Headquarters of the Defence Ministry (Army) said a "surgical strike" was carried out on September 29, 2016
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Will Deal Sternly With Infiltration, Ceasefire Violations: India Tells Pak
Indian Army's Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) Lieutenant General A K Bhatt told his Pakistani counterpart that any attempt by the Pakistan military to resort to unprovoked firing along the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir and abet infiltrators would be met with "appropriate retaliatory actions".
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Lieutenant General AK Bhatt Appointed Army's Director General Of Military Operations
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet on Monday approved appointment of Lieutenant General AK Bhatt as the Indian Army's new Director General of Military Operations.
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Buying Time? Questions Over Pakistan Army's Hotline Request Amid LoC Firing
Army officers have told NDTV that while there has been no ceasefire violation along the Line of Control in Kashmir some 48 hours after top Indian and Pak Army commanders spoke, it is too early to link it to de-escalation as there have been two more infiltration attempts since.
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After India's Massive Attack At Line Of Control, Pak Army On Hotline
A day after India accused Pakistan of beheading a soldier in Kashmir and killing two others, top military commanders of both countries have spoken at Pakistan's request.
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Complete Army Statement On Surgical Strikes Across Line of Control (LoC)
This is what Lt General Ranbir Singh, the army's Director General of Military Operations, said today.
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Key Army Post Vacant, No Replacement Soon, Indicate Sources
One of the most critical operational positions in the Indian Army - the Director General of Military Operations or DGMO - has been vacant for around 24 hours now. The last DGMO, Lieutenant General PR Kumar, retired on Wednesday.
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Lt Gen P R Kumar to be new Army DGMO
Lt Gen P R Kumar will tomorrow take over as Director General Military Operations (DGMO) from Lt Gen Vinod Bhatia, who retired today.
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Pakistan orders its troops to maintain restraint, observe ceasefire at Line of Control
Pakistan has reportedly ordered its army to observe ceasefire and maintain restraint after India said there have been at least five incidents of cease-fire violation since Monday's flag meeting. Earlier, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) from India spoke to his Pakistan counterpart and both reportedly agreed to de-escalate tension at t...
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Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, Who Announced Surgical Strikes, Is Northern Army Commander
In a significant rejig of the Indian Army on Friday, Lieutenant General Ranbir Singh, who announced the September 2016 surgical strikes in Pakistan, assumed the charge of the new Northern Army Commander, replacing Lt Gen Devraj Anbu who took over as the new Vice Chief of Army Staff.
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No Records Of Any Previous 'Surgical Strike': DGMO
The Directorate General of Military Operations of the Army does not have records of any "surgical strike" conducted before September 29, 2016. Responding to an RTI application filed by PTI, the DGMO at the Integrated Headquarters of the Defence Ministry (Army) said a "surgical strike" was carried out on September 29, 2016
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Will Deal Sternly With Infiltration, Ceasefire Violations: India Tells Pak
Indian Army's Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) Lieutenant General A K Bhatt told his Pakistani counterpart that any attempt by the Pakistan military to resort to unprovoked firing along the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir and abet infiltrators would be met with "appropriate retaliatory actions".
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Lieutenant General AK Bhatt Appointed Army's Director General Of Military Operations
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet on Monday approved appointment of Lieutenant General AK Bhatt as the Indian Army's new Director General of Military Operations.
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Buying Time? Questions Over Pakistan Army's Hotline Request Amid LoC Firing
Army officers have told NDTV that while there has been no ceasefire violation along the Line of Control in Kashmir some 48 hours after top Indian and Pak Army commanders spoke, it is too early to link it to de-escalation as there have been two more infiltration attempts since.
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After India's Massive Attack At Line Of Control, Pak Army On Hotline
A day after India accused Pakistan of beheading a soldier in Kashmir and killing two others, top military commanders of both countries have spoken at Pakistan's request.
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Complete Army Statement On Surgical Strikes Across Line of Control (LoC)
This is what Lt General Ranbir Singh, the army's Director General of Military Operations, said today.
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Key Army Post Vacant, No Replacement Soon, Indicate Sources
One of the most critical operational positions in the Indian Army - the Director General of Military Operations or DGMO - has been vacant for around 24 hours now. The last DGMO, Lieutenant General PR Kumar, retired on Wednesday.
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Lt Gen P R Kumar to be new Army DGMO
Lt Gen P R Kumar will tomorrow take over as Director General Military Operations (DGMO) from Lt Gen Vinod Bhatia, who retired today.
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Pakistan orders its troops to maintain restraint, observe ceasefire at Line of Control
Pakistan has reportedly ordered its army to observe ceasefire and maintain restraint after India said there have been at least five incidents of cease-fire violation since Monday's flag meeting. Earlier, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) from India spoke to his Pakistan counterpart and both reportedly agreed to de-escalate tension at t...
