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Army Opens Fire At Pak Drones Spotted Near Border In Jammu And Kashmir
Army troops guarding the Line of Control (LoC) on Friday opened fire to bring down Pakistani quadcopters at two different places in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, officials said.
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Army Launches Massive Search After Gunfight With Terrorists At Jammu Border
The infiltration attempt was countered in Shahpur sector when army troops guarding the LoC picked up the movement of terrorists and challenged them in the early hours of the day, the officials said.
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Centre's Go-Ahead For More Border Troops, New Base Amid Tension With China
The government today sanctioned hiring of 9,400 fresh troops for raising seven new border battalions apart from a new operational base for the India-China LAC guarding force Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP).
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Advanced Martial Arts Training For Border Troops In Ladakh Clash Lesson
The Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) that guards the LAC with China is training its personnel in a new unarmed "offensive" combat technique to gain better skills in taking on the adversary in situations like the Galwan clash of 2020.
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BSF Signs MoU With IRCTC to Ensure Booking Data Safety Under Air E-Ticket Service
BSF and IRCTC signed MoU to ensure the safety and security of booking data under its air e-ticket service for the troops of India's border guarding force. The pact will ensure facility of extra baggage, lounge, cargo and less cancellation or reschedule charges for authorised BSF personnel. Under the deal, IRCTC will provide a dedicated online porta...
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Border Police Creates 1st Mountain Warfare Training School In Northeast
The Indo-Tibetan Border Police has created its first mountain-warfare training centre in northeast India, its second overall, to skill its troops in high-altitude combat and survival tactics as part of their mandate to guard the border with China.
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In Photos: BSF, Border Guard Bangladesh Exchange Sweets On Diwali
Border Security Force (BSF) troops on Thursday exchanged sweets with the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) along the India-Bangladesh International border on the occasion of Diwali.
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13,000 More Troops Cleared For Nepal, Bhutan Borders, Tri-Junction Area
The government has sanctioned a dozen fresh battalions of the Sashastra Seema Bal or SSB, comprising over 13,000 personnel for the force that guards the Nepal and Bhutan borders, to "fortify" defences along these fronts including the tri-junction area in Sikkim that adjoins Bhutan and Tibet, news agency PTI reported quoting officials said.
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Centre Approves Acquisition Of Arms, Military Equipment Worth Rs 2,290 Crore
The defence ministry on Monday approved the procurement of arms and military equipment worth Rs 2,290 crore, including around 72,000 Sig Sauer assault rifles from the US for troops guarding the borders with China and Pakistan, officials said.
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Amid Tension With China, Centre Tightens Vigilance At Other Borders
Amid tension along the Line of Actual Control - the de facto border between India and China - all forces guarding the country's borders have been asked to remain extra alert. The Home Ministry has called for more vigilance on the India-Nepal border and the tri-junction areas in Uttarakhand and Sikkim, sources said, and extra troops have been sent t...
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After Clash With Indian Soldiers In Sikkim, China's Guarded Response
China on Monday reacted guardedly to an incident involving its troops and Indian soldiers engaging in hand-to-hand fighting at a high altitude picket in north Sikkim on Saturday. The Chinese Foreign Ministry said its troops remained "committed to upholding peace and tranquillity" at border areas, news agency Press Trust of India reported.
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Developing New Technology To Protect Jawans At Border, Says BSF Chief
The Border Security Force, that guards the Indian frontier with Pakistan, said Friday it has indigenuously developed bullet-proof bunkers to protect its troops against fatal sniper fire and has "surgically" targeted enemy posts in the recent past causing heavy losses on the other side.
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Day After "Pleading" For Ceasefire, Pak Troops Open Fire, Kill Infant, Injure 6 In Jammu
In yet another ceasefire violation, Pakistani Rangers today fired mortar shells on border outposts at several places in Jammu and Kashmir's Arnia sector, prompting retaliation by the Border Security Force or BSF soldiers guarding the International Border.
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US Would Consider More Than 4,000 National Guards Troops At Border: White House
The White House said on Friday that it may consider sending more than 4,000 National Guard troops to the border with Mexico and will continue to work with California, which has resisted President Donald Trump's call to use the reserve military to support the border patrol.
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Mexico President Enrique Pena Nieto Delivers Public Rebuke Of Trump Over Border Threats
President Enrique Pena Nieto delivered his most direct public rebuke of President Donald Trump on Thursday afternoon, in a national address that characterized Mexico as willing to cooperate with the United States but not at the expense of its sovereignty or dignity.
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Army Opens Fire At Pak Drones Spotted Near Border In Jammu And Kashmir
Army troops guarding the Line of Control (LoC) on Friday opened fire to bring down Pakistani quadcopters at two different places in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, officials said.
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Army Launches Massive Search After Gunfight With Terrorists At Jammu Border
The infiltration attempt was countered in Shahpur sector when army troops guarding the LoC picked up the movement of terrorists and challenged them in the early hours of the day, the officials said.
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Centre's Go-Ahead For More Border Troops, New Base Amid Tension With China
The government today sanctioned hiring of 9,400 fresh troops for raising seven new border battalions apart from a new operational base for the India-China LAC guarding force Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP).
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Advanced Martial Arts Training For Border Troops In Ladakh Clash Lesson
The Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) that guards the LAC with China is training its personnel in a new unarmed "offensive" combat technique to gain better skills in taking on the adversary in situations like the Galwan clash of 2020.
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BSF Signs MoU With IRCTC to Ensure Booking Data Safety Under Air E-Ticket Service
BSF and IRCTC signed MoU to ensure the safety and security of booking data under its air e-ticket service for the troops of India's border guarding force. The pact will ensure facility of extra baggage, lounge, cargo and less cancellation or reschedule charges for authorised BSF personnel. Under the deal, IRCTC will provide a dedicated online porta...
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Border Police Creates 1st Mountain Warfare Training School In Northeast
The Indo-Tibetan Border Police has created its first mountain-warfare training centre in northeast India, its second overall, to skill its troops in high-altitude combat and survival tactics as part of their mandate to guard the border with China.
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In Photos: BSF, Border Guard Bangladesh Exchange Sweets On Diwali
Border Security Force (BSF) troops on Thursday exchanged sweets with the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) along the India-Bangladesh International border on the occasion of Diwali.
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13,000 More Troops Cleared For Nepal, Bhutan Borders, Tri-Junction Area
The government has sanctioned a dozen fresh battalions of the Sashastra Seema Bal or SSB, comprising over 13,000 personnel for the force that guards the Nepal and Bhutan borders, to "fortify" defences along these fronts including the tri-junction area in Sikkim that adjoins Bhutan and Tibet, news agency PTI reported quoting officials said.
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Centre Approves Acquisition Of Arms, Military Equipment Worth Rs 2,290 Crore
The defence ministry on Monday approved the procurement of arms and military equipment worth Rs 2,290 crore, including around 72,000 Sig Sauer assault rifles from the US for troops guarding the borders with China and Pakistan, officials said.
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Amid Tension With China, Centre Tightens Vigilance At Other Borders
Amid tension along the Line of Actual Control - the de facto border between India and China - all forces guarding the country's borders have been asked to remain extra alert. The Home Ministry has called for more vigilance on the India-Nepal border and the tri-junction areas in Uttarakhand and Sikkim, sources said, and extra troops have been sent t...
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After Clash With Indian Soldiers In Sikkim, China's Guarded Response
China on Monday reacted guardedly to an incident involving its troops and Indian soldiers engaging in hand-to-hand fighting at a high altitude picket in north Sikkim on Saturday. The Chinese Foreign Ministry said its troops remained "committed to upholding peace and tranquillity" at border areas, news agency Press Trust of India reported.
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Developing New Technology To Protect Jawans At Border, Says BSF Chief
The Border Security Force, that guards the Indian frontier with Pakistan, said Friday it has indigenuously developed bullet-proof bunkers to protect its troops against fatal sniper fire and has "surgically" targeted enemy posts in the recent past causing heavy losses on the other side.
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Day After "Pleading" For Ceasefire, Pak Troops Open Fire, Kill Infant, Injure 6 In Jammu
In yet another ceasefire violation, Pakistani Rangers today fired mortar shells on border outposts at several places in Jammu and Kashmir's Arnia sector, prompting retaliation by the Border Security Force or BSF soldiers guarding the International Border.
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US Would Consider More Than 4,000 National Guards Troops At Border: White House
The White House said on Friday that it may consider sending more than 4,000 National Guard troops to the border with Mexico and will continue to work with California, which has resisted President Donald Trump's call to use the reserve military to support the border patrol.
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Mexico President Enrique Pena Nieto Delivers Public Rebuke Of Trump Over Border Threats
President Enrique Pena Nieto delivered his most direct public rebuke of President Donald Trump on Thursday afternoon, in a national address that characterized Mexico as willing to cooperate with the United States but not at the expense of its sovereignty or dignity.
