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In Dealing With Kashmir Unrest, A Point Of New Concern: Chinese Flags
Possibly for the first time in Kashmir, Chinese flags have been found in raids along with material that was allegedly to be used by terrorists - petrol bombs, anti-India publicity material, unauthorized cellphones and documents linked to terror groups Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba.
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Surgical Strikes Welcome, Wish It Was Done Earlier: Kin Of Soldiers Who Died At Uri
On a day India announced it had carried out surgical strikes across the Line of Control, targeting Pakistani terrorists, the grieving families of the soldiers killed in the terror attack at Kashmir's Uri, said they were united in support of the move.
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BJP Announces Rs 5 Lakh Compensation To The Family Of Uri Martyrs
The BJP today announced Rs 5 lakh compensation to the families of the two martyred soldiers of Uri terror attack who hailed from Jammu.
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Uri Attack: John Kerry Asked Nawaz Sharif To Cooperate With India In Investigation
The US has asked Pakistan to cooperate with India in probing the terror attack on an army base in Kashmir's Uri town, a State Department official said today.
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Terrorists Cut Fence, Walked 150 Meters Unchallenged Into Uri Army Base
It was early morning on Sunday and some soldiers of the 6 Bihar regiment had just woken up and were making their way to washrooms next to their tents when terrorists attacked the Uri Army base, firing Ak-47s and hurling grenades one after the other.
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No 'Knee-Jerk' Reaction To Uri Terror Attack: Government Sources
Government does not want to take any "knee-jerk" reaction in the wake of terror attack in Uri allegedly by terror groups based in Pakistan while it was considering various options, top sources said.
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Uri Attack: World Expresses Solidarity With India
Russia, France, Canada and Afghanistan on Monday joined several other countries in condemning the Uri attack which claimed the lives of 18 soldiers.
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Uri Base Caught Off-Guard Despite Specific Intel? Army Investigates
As the Indian Army begins a court of inquiry into the Uri attack in which 18 of its soldiers were killed by four terrorists who sneaked into a base in Jammu and Kashmir near the Line of Control, some hard questions are being asked within.
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Will Respond At Time, Place Of Our Choosing, Says Army On Uri Attack
The Army today said it reserves the right to respond to any cross-border terror attack "at the time and place of our own choosing", a day after the Uri strike that was blamed on a Pakistan-based terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed sparking calls for exercising military options.
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Uri Terror Attack: Shiv Sena Needles PM Narendra Modi, Says Situation Worse Than Congress Rule
Needling the Prime Minister over the Uri terror attack, Shiv Sena today said the situation has become worse than that under the previous Congress regime and if the Prime Minister is unable to strike Pakistan and eliminate terrorists, his exercise of building a global image will prove futile.
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Mehbooba Mufti Pays Tributes To Soldiers Killed In Uri Attack
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti led senior Army and police officials in paying tributes at the wreath laying ceremony for the 17 soldiers killed in the militant attack on an Army base in Uri.
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Those Behind Cowardly Uri Attack Won't Go Unpunished: PM Modi
Condemning the "cowardly" terror attack on an Army camp in Uri, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today assured the nation that those behind the "despicable" strike won't go unpunished.
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Uri Attack During Change Of Command, Most Soldiers Killed In Tent Fire
Most of the 17 soldiers killed in the terror attack on an army administrative base in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri this morning died when their tents caught fire in a grenade attack.
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Live Updates: Pathankot, Gurdaspur On Alert After Terror Attack In Uri
Seventeen soldiers have died and several others are injured after a group of terrorists attacked an Army base in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri. The base is located just 6 km from the Line of Control, in the Baramulla district of north Kashmir. All four terrorists, part of a suicide squad, were killed in a six-hour encounter.
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In Dealing With Kashmir Unrest, A Point Of New Concern: Chinese Flags
Possibly for the first time in Kashmir, Chinese flags have been found in raids along with material that was allegedly to be used by terrorists - petrol bombs, anti-India publicity material, unauthorized cellphones and documents linked to terror groups Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba.
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Surgical Strikes Welcome, Wish It Was Done Earlier: Kin Of Soldiers Who Died At Uri
On a day India announced it had carried out surgical strikes across the Line of Control, targeting Pakistani terrorists, the grieving families of the soldiers killed in the terror attack at Kashmir's Uri, said they were united in support of the move.
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BJP Announces Rs 5 Lakh Compensation To The Family Of Uri Martyrs
The BJP today announced Rs 5 lakh compensation to the families of the two martyred soldiers of Uri terror attack who hailed from Jammu.
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Uri Attack: John Kerry Asked Nawaz Sharif To Cooperate With India In Investigation
The US has asked Pakistan to cooperate with India in probing the terror attack on an army base in Kashmir's Uri town, a State Department official said today.
-
Terrorists Cut Fence, Walked 150 Meters Unchallenged Into Uri Army Base
It was early morning on Sunday and some soldiers of the 6 Bihar regiment had just woken up and were making their way to washrooms next to their tents when terrorists attacked the Uri Army base, firing Ak-47s and hurling grenades one after the other.
-
No 'Knee-Jerk' Reaction To Uri Terror Attack: Government Sources
Government does not want to take any "knee-jerk" reaction in the wake of terror attack in Uri allegedly by terror groups based in Pakistan while it was considering various options, top sources said.
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Uri Attack: World Expresses Solidarity With India
Russia, France, Canada and Afghanistan on Monday joined several other countries in condemning the Uri attack which claimed the lives of 18 soldiers.
-
Uri Base Caught Off-Guard Despite Specific Intel? Army Investigates
As the Indian Army begins a court of inquiry into the Uri attack in which 18 of its soldiers were killed by four terrorists who sneaked into a base in Jammu and Kashmir near the Line of Control, some hard questions are being asked within.
-
Will Respond At Time, Place Of Our Choosing, Says Army On Uri Attack
The Army today said it reserves the right to respond to any cross-border terror attack "at the time and place of our own choosing", a day after the Uri strike that was blamed on a Pakistan-based terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed sparking calls for exercising military options.
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Uri Terror Attack: Shiv Sena Needles PM Narendra Modi, Says Situation Worse Than Congress Rule
Needling the Prime Minister over the Uri terror attack, Shiv Sena today said the situation has become worse than that under the previous Congress regime and if the Prime Minister is unable to strike Pakistan and eliminate terrorists, his exercise of building a global image will prove futile.
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Mehbooba Mufti Pays Tributes To Soldiers Killed In Uri Attack
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti led senior Army and police officials in paying tributes at the wreath laying ceremony for the 17 soldiers killed in the militant attack on an Army base in Uri.
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Those Behind Cowardly Uri Attack Won't Go Unpunished: PM Modi
Condemning the "cowardly" terror attack on an Army camp in Uri, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today assured the nation that those behind the "despicable" strike won't go unpunished.
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Uri Attack During Change Of Command, Most Soldiers Killed In Tent Fire
Most of the 17 soldiers killed in the terror attack on an army administrative base in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri this morning died when their tents caught fire in a grenade attack.
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Live Updates: Pathankot, Gurdaspur On Alert After Terror Attack In Uri
Seventeen soldiers have died and several others are injured after a group of terrorists attacked an Army base in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri. The base is located just 6 km from the Line of Control, in the Baramulla district of north Kashmir. All four terrorists, part of a suicide squad, were killed in a six-hour encounter.
