Army Soldier Captured By Pakistan

Continous efforts are being made for the safe return of 22-year-old Indian soldier Chandu Chavan from Pakistan but the process will take more time, according to Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre.

The ashes of soldier Chandu Chavan's grandmother remain in a clay pot in their home in Maharashtra, untouched. It has been nine days since Lilabai Chavan died of a massive stroke immediately after learning of Chandu's capture by Pakistani forces.

The special op forces who crossed the Line of Control for surgical strikes on Wednesday night returned "with not one scratch," top army forces have told NDTV, denying Pakstani media reports that eight soldiers were killed in the raids in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and one was captured alive. Only one soldier has "minor injuries" from stepping on a m...

India will officially take up with Pakistan the release of the soldier the army said had strayed into Pakistani territory "inadvertently" on Thursday and was captured, Home Minister Rajnath Singh has said.

The army has denied Pakistani media reports that an Indian soldier has been captured and 8 soldiers died during retaliation to what Pakistan has called "cross-border firing from India".

Continous efforts are being made for the safe return of 22-year-old Indian soldier Chandu Chavan from Pakistan but the process will take more time, according to Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre.

The ashes of soldier Chandu Chavan's grandmother remain in a clay pot in their home in Maharashtra, untouched. It has been nine days since Lilabai Chavan died of a massive stroke immediately after learning of Chandu's capture by Pakistani forces.

The special op forces who crossed the Line of Control for surgical strikes on Wednesday night returned "with not one scratch," top army forces have told NDTV, denying Pakstani media reports that eight soldiers were killed in the raids in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and one was captured alive. Only one soldier has "minor injuries" from stepping on a m...

India will officially take up with Pakistan the release of the soldier the army said had strayed into Pakistani territory "inadvertently" on Thursday and was captured, Home Minister Rajnath Singh has said.

The army has denied Pakistani media reports that an Indian soldier has been captured and 8 soldiers died during retaliation to what Pakistan has called "cross-border firing from India".