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1st Batch Of Jammu And Kashmir Light Infantry Agniveers Attested
The first batch of Agniveers of the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (JAKLI) were attested in a befitting ceremony in Srinagar on Saturday, a defence spokesperson said.
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J&K Light Infantry Receives Victory Flame In Commemoration Of 1971 India-Pakistan War
As part of celebrations of 50 years of India's triumph over Pakistan in 1971 war, soldiers and war veterans at Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (JKLI) Regimental Centre in Srinagar on Sunday recieved the Victory Flame.
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Months After Death, Kashmiri Terrorist-Turned-Soldier To Get Ashok Chakra
A Kashmiri terrorist-turned-soldier who recently died fighting Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operativeshas been chosen for the Ashok Chakra, the country's highest peace-time gallantry award, by the Union government. President Ram Nath Kovind will present it to his wife, Mahajabeen, during the Republic Day Parade on January 26.
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Soldier Found Dead Near Home In Jammu And Kashmir's Rajouri
A soldier was found dead under mysterious circumstances near his home in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district on Sunday, police said.
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Soldier Killed In Kashmir Was Grilled About His Role In Ops: Officers
A video of Army soldier Aurangzeb, which surfaced on Friday, shows suspected terrorists asking him about the encounters he was part of, his postings and responsibilities, officials said today.
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"Missing" Soldier Joins Hizbul Mujahideen: Police
An army man who had gone missing from south Kashmir earlier this month has joined the Hizbul Mujahideen terror group, police officials said today.
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Family Of Soldier Serving At Border Ostracized At Home
A soldier serving in Jammu and Kashmir, protecting the borders of the nation, was forced to rush back to his village in Karnataka earlier this month to protect his family. The aggressors were the men and women of Tottagatti village in Belagavi district, where he had grown up.
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New Army Recruits From Kashmir Perform Passing Out Parade
A passing out parade was held today in Srinagar by new army recruits from Jammu and Kashmir who became part of the JAK LI or Jammu And Kashmir Light Infantry regiment. Graduating after rigorous military training, Young Kashmiri soldiers said the Valley's youth must shun the path of stone-throwing and join army to live a life of dignity and play the...
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242 Recruits From Jammu And Kashmir Join Army In Srinagar
Dressed in combat fatigues and a red turban at the Army's Passing Out Parade, 21-year-old Sameer Lone was proud to take oath to join the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry Regiment.
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Kashmir Floods: The Tireless Service of a Battalion And Its Boats
While the rest of India sleeps, the night in the submerged city of Srinagar is interminably long. It is before first light that group of soldiers board trucks, determined to parlay every working hour into attempts to rescue stranded people, deliver food and water to others.
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Indian Army Chief to review security situation in Poonch after Pakistani troops kill five jawans
Army Chief General Bikram Singh will visit Poonch tomorrow to review the security situation along the Line of control where five soldiers were killed by the Pakistani troops today.
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1st Batch Of Jammu And Kashmir Light Infantry Agniveers Attested
The first batch of Agniveers of the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (JAKLI) were attested in a befitting ceremony in Srinagar on Saturday, a defence spokesperson said.
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J&K Light Infantry Receives Victory Flame In Commemoration Of 1971 India-Pakistan War
As part of celebrations of 50 years of India's triumph over Pakistan in 1971 war, soldiers and war veterans at Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (JKLI) Regimental Centre in Srinagar on Sunday recieved the Victory Flame.
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Months After Death, Kashmiri Terrorist-Turned-Soldier To Get Ashok Chakra
A Kashmiri terrorist-turned-soldier who recently died fighting Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operativeshas been chosen for the Ashok Chakra, the country's highest peace-time gallantry award, by the Union government. President Ram Nath Kovind will present it to his wife, Mahajabeen, during the Republic Day Parade on January 26.
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Soldier Found Dead Near Home In Jammu And Kashmir's Rajouri
A soldier was found dead under mysterious circumstances near his home in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district on Sunday, police said.
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Soldier Killed In Kashmir Was Grilled About His Role In Ops: Officers
A video of Army soldier Aurangzeb, which surfaced on Friday, shows suspected terrorists asking him about the encounters he was part of, his postings and responsibilities, officials said today.
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"Missing" Soldier Joins Hizbul Mujahideen: Police
An army man who had gone missing from south Kashmir earlier this month has joined the Hizbul Mujahideen terror group, police officials said today.
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Family Of Soldier Serving At Border Ostracized At Home
A soldier serving in Jammu and Kashmir, protecting the borders of the nation, was forced to rush back to his village in Karnataka earlier this month to protect his family. The aggressors were the men and women of Tottagatti village in Belagavi district, where he had grown up.
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New Army Recruits From Kashmir Perform Passing Out Parade
A passing out parade was held today in Srinagar by new army recruits from Jammu and Kashmir who became part of the JAK LI or Jammu And Kashmir Light Infantry regiment. Graduating after rigorous military training, Young Kashmiri soldiers said the Valley's youth must shun the path of stone-throwing and join army to live a life of dignity and play the...
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242 Recruits From Jammu And Kashmir Join Army In Srinagar
Dressed in combat fatigues and a red turban at the Army's Passing Out Parade, 21-year-old Sameer Lone was proud to take oath to join the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry Regiment.
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Kashmir Floods: The Tireless Service of a Battalion And Its Boats
While the rest of India sleeps, the night in the submerged city of Srinagar is interminably long. It is before first light that group of soldiers board trucks, determined to parlay every working hour into attempts to rescue stranded people, deliver food and water to others.
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Indian Army Chief to review security situation in Poonch after Pakistani troops kill five jawans
Army Chief General Bikram Singh will visit Poonch tomorrow to review the security situation along the Line of control where five soldiers were killed by the Pakistani troops today.
