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Punjab Ex Soldier Thrashed By Drug Mafia, Legs Fractured, Hospitalised
An attack on an ex-serviceman by the drug mafia at a village in Punjab's Bathinda has raised questions over the state government's war against drugs.
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10-Year-Old Shravan Singh Honoured As Youngest Civil Warrior Of Operation Sindoor
10-year-old Shravan Singh from Punjab was honored by the Indian Army for his role in Operation Sindoor, where he served refreshments to soldiers. His recognition celebrates the impactful contributions of young citizens in national efforts.
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"If There's Another Terror Attack, India Will Respond Emphatically": PM To Forces
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday saluted the bravery of soldiers at the Air Force base in Punjab's Adampur, all of whom played a key role in repelling missiles and drones fired by Pakistan last week.
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"India Is Eternally Grateful": PM Modi Visits Soldiers At Adampur Airbase
Adampur was among the air force stations that Pakistan attempted to attack after India's "Operation Sindoor".
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Retired Soldier Kills Mother, Brother With Axe Over Land Dispute In Punjab
An ex-serviceman allegedly hacked to death five members of his family, including his mother and minor nephew and niece, in Naraingarh here, police said on Monday.
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Congress, RJD Leaders Call Attack On IAF Convoy "Poll Stunt", Spark Row
Former Punjab Chief Minister and Congress leader Charanjit Singh Channi has landed in a huge row with his comment that Saturday's Terror attack in Poonch, in which an Air Force soldier was killed and four others injured, was a "pre-election stunt".
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BSF Allows Pak Man Who Crossed Border By Mistake In Punjab To Return Home
In a gesture of goodwill, the Border Security Force (BSF) handed over a man from Pakistan to their soldiers, who had inadvertently crossed over to the Indian side of the international Border in Punjab.
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Video: Pak Soldiers Thrash Cops In Police Station After Raid On Army Officer
Videos of Pakistan Army personnel allegedly torturing policemen from the Punjab province have sparked massive outrage on social media even as police brass sought to downplay the incident.
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9 Terrorists Killed After Attack On Pakistan Air Force Base, 3 Aircraft Damaged
Nine heavily armed terrorists attacked a Pakistan Air Force training base in Punjab province early this morning and all of them were "sent to hell", the army said, a day after 17 soldiers were killed in three separate terror strikes in the country.
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Bhagwant Mann Visits Family Of Soldiers Killed In Leh Accident, Hands Over Relief
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday handed over cheques worth Rs 1 crore each to the family members of the two soldiers who were killed earlier this month in a road accident in Ladakh.
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Bhagwant Mann Gives Rs 1 Crore Each To Families Of Punjab Soldiers Killed In Poonch
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann Wednesday handed over Rs 1 crore cheque each to the families of four soldiers from Punjab who were killed in the last week's terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch.
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Grief, Anger In Villages Of 4 Soldiers From Punjab Who Died In J&K Attack
Grief and anger echoed through the villages of four soldiers from Punjab who were among the five killed in a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch.
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"Soldier Killed 4 Colleagues Over Personal Enmity In Bathinda": Punjab Cops
Punjab Police today said that a preliminary investigation into the April 12 incident at the Bhatinda Military Station indicated that the gunner who shot dead four jawans in their sleep did so due to "personal enmity."
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Soldier Arrested By Cops Over Bathinda Military Station Shooting: Sources
Days after four Army personnel were killed in firing at Bathinda Military Station in Punjab, the police detained a jawan in connection with the incident, officials said on Monday.
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Another Soldier Dies In Bathinda, No Link To Yesterday's Firing: Army
A soldier has died of a "gunshot wound" in Punjab's Bathinda, the Army said today, adding that the incident has "no link" to the shooting at an army base yesterday that left four soldiers dead.
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Punjab Ex Soldier Thrashed By Drug Mafia, Legs Fractured, Hospitalised
An attack on an ex-serviceman by the drug mafia at a village in Punjab's Bathinda has raised questions over the state government's war against drugs.
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10-Year-Old Shravan Singh Honoured As Youngest Civil Warrior Of Operation Sindoor
10-year-old Shravan Singh from Punjab was honored by the Indian Army for his role in Operation Sindoor, where he served refreshments to soldiers. His recognition celebrates the impactful contributions of young citizens in national efforts.
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"If There's Another Terror Attack, India Will Respond Emphatically": PM To Forces
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday saluted the bravery of soldiers at the Air Force base in Punjab's Adampur, all of whom played a key role in repelling missiles and drones fired by Pakistan last week.
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"India Is Eternally Grateful": PM Modi Visits Soldiers At Adampur Airbase
Adampur was among the air force stations that Pakistan attempted to attack after India's "Operation Sindoor".
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Retired Soldier Kills Mother, Brother With Axe Over Land Dispute In Punjab
An ex-serviceman allegedly hacked to death five members of his family, including his mother and minor nephew and niece, in Naraingarh here, police said on Monday.
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Congress, RJD Leaders Call Attack On IAF Convoy "Poll Stunt", Spark Row
Former Punjab Chief Minister and Congress leader Charanjit Singh Channi has landed in a huge row with his comment that Saturday's Terror attack in Poonch, in which an Air Force soldier was killed and four others injured, was a "pre-election stunt".
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BSF Allows Pak Man Who Crossed Border By Mistake In Punjab To Return Home
In a gesture of goodwill, the Border Security Force (BSF) handed over a man from Pakistan to their soldiers, who had inadvertently crossed over to the Indian side of the international Border in Punjab.
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Video: Pak Soldiers Thrash Cops In Police Station After Raid On Army Officer
Videos of Pakistan Army personnel allegedly torturing policemen from the Punjab province have sparked massive outrage on social media even as police brass sought to downplay the incident.
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9 Terrorists Killed After Attack On Pakistan Air Force Base, 3 Aircraft Damaged
Nine heavily armed terrorists attacked a Pakistan Air Force training base in Punjab province early this morning and all of them were "sent to hell", the army said, a day after 17 soldiers were killed in three separate terror strikes in the country.
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Bhagwant Mann Visits Family Of Soldiers Killed In Leh Accident, Hands Over Relief
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday handed over cheques worth Rs 1 crore each to the family members of the two soldiers who were killed earlier this month in a road accident in Ladakh.
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Bhagwant Mann Gives Rs 1 Crore Each To Families Of Punjab Soldiers Killed In Poonch
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann Wednesday handed over Rs 1 crore cheque each to the families of four soldiers from Punjab who were killed in the last week's terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch.
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Grief, Anger In Villages Of 4 Soldiers From Punjab Who Died In J&K Attack
Grief and anger echoed through the villages of four soldiers from Punjab who were among the five killed in a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch.
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"Soldier Killed 4 Colleagues Over Personal Enmity In Bathinda": Punjab Cops
Punjab Police today said that a preliminary investigation into the April 12 incident at the Bhatinda Military Station indicated that the gunner who shot dead four jawans in their sleep did so due to "personal enmity."
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Soldier Arrested By Cops Over Bathinda Military Station Shooting: Sources
Days after four Army personnel were killed in firing at Bathinda Military Station in Punjab, the police detained a jawan in connection with the incident, officials said on Monday.
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Another Soldier Dies In Bathinda, No Link To Yesterday's Firing: Army
A soldier has died of a "gunshot wound" in Punjab's Bathinda, the Army said today, adding that the incident has "no link" to the shooting at an army base yesterday that left four soldiers dead.
