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Thousands Choose To Remain After Army Evacuates Border Villages In Punjab
A day after India conducted surgical strikes targeting terrorist launch pads across the Line of Control, the army evacuated several villages along the India-Pakistan border in Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir. But thousands of villagers chose to remain fearing for their standing crops and property.
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No Border Villages To Be Evacuated As Of Now In Rajasthan, Say Authorities
No village in Rajasthan will be evacuated even though the authorities have announced a "high alert" along the international border following the surgical strikes by India on terror launchpads across the Line of Control last night.
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Hours After Surgical Strikes, 1,000 Punjab Border Villages Evacuated
Residents of nearly 1,000 villages in Punjab districts bordering Pakistan are being evacuated following escalation of tension between India and Pakistan in the wake of surgical strikes by the Indian Army across the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir.
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BSF Jawan Killed in Pakistan's Ceasefire Violation; Schools Shut, Villages Evacuated
Pakistan begun a fresh round of ceasefire violations across the international border in the Jammu region on Sunday night. This time, 15 Indian posts came under fire from the Pakistan Rangers in the Samba and Hiranagar sectors. All educational institutions have been shut and border villages evacuated.
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In Jammu's Border Villages, Bunkers a Temporary Solution. Residents Flee Homes
Underground bunkers provide the only safety zone for hundreds of people in this part of Jammu's Samba sector near Manguchak post.
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Woman Killed, 8 Civilians Injured in Pakistani Shelling. Now, Pakistan Talks Tough
A woman died and eight civilians were injured as Pakistani Rangers kept up the overnight firing and shelling at 13 border outposts in Kathua and Samba districts in Jammu and Kashmir. Already, 1,000 people have been evacuated from the local villages. Claiming a child died in retaliatory firing by India, Pakistan threatened India with strong action.
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Thousands Choose To Remain After Army Evacuates Border Villages In Punjab
A day after India conducted surgical strikes targeting terrorist launch pads across the Line of Control, the army evacuated several villages along the India-Pakistan border in Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir. But thousands of villagers chose to remain fearing for their standing crops and property.
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No Border Villages To Be Evacuated As Of Now In Rajasthan, Say Authorities
No village in Rajasthan will be evacuated even though the authorities have announced a "high alert" along the international border following the surgical strikes by India on terror launchpads across the Line of Control last night.
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Hours After Surgical Strikes, 1,000 Punjab Border Villages Evacuated
Residents of nearly 1,000 villages in Punjab districts bordering Pakistan are being evacuated following escalation of tension between India and Pakistan in the wake of surgical strikes by the Indian Army across the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir.
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BSF Jawan Killed in Pakistan's Ceasefire Violation; Schools Shut, Villages Evacuated
Pakistan begun a fresh round of ceasefire violations across the international border in the Jammu region on Sunday night. This time, 15 Indian posts came under fire from the Pakistan Rangers in the Samba and Hiranagar sectors. All educational institutions have been shut and border villages evacuated.
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In Jammu's Border Villages, Bunkers a Temporary Solution. Residents Flee Homes
Underground bunkers provide the only safety zone for hundreds of people in this part of Jammu's Samba sector near Manguchak post.
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Woman Killed, 8 Civilians Injured in Pakistani Shelling. Now, Pakistan Talks Tough
A woman died and eight civilians were injured as Pakistani Rangers kept up the overnight firing and shelling at 13 border outposts in Kathua and Samba districts in Jammu and Kashmir. Already, 1,000 people have been evacuated from the local villages. Claiming a child died in retaliatory firing by India, Pakistan threatened India with strong action.
