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Reports Of Myanmar Bombing Along Indian Border Being Probed: Sources
Civil society groups from Mizoram have alleged that the Myanmar military bombed "Camp Victoria," the military headquarters of the Chin National Army (CNA), a powerful ethnic armed group in Myanmar near the Mizoram border.
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Armed Forces Organise Awareness Drive On 'Agnipath' Scheme In Northeast Villages
The Assam Rifles along with the Indian Army have started a special awareness programme on the Agnipath recruitment scheme to reach out to the youth in remote villages of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur close to the Myanmar border.
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Insurgents Used Human Shields In Arunachal, Says Army. Villagers Deny
Amid the coronavirus lockdown, tension flared up at a village in Arunachal Pradesh's Longding district bordering Myanmar over the death of a 60-year-old man. The Army said the man was killed in "crossfire" when suspected insurgents of the Naga armed group NSCN(IM) used some villagers as "human shields" and fired on an Army contingent.
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Swedish weapons, bought by India, found in Myanmar: government says looking into it
India is looking into the issue of Swedish-made weapons found in Myanmar, the purchase of which was reportedly made by the Indian army.
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Reports Of Myanmar Bombing Along Indian Border Being Probed: Sources
Civil society groups from Mizoram have alleged that the Myanmar military bombed "Camp Victoria," the military headquarters of the Chin National Army (CNA), a powerful ethnic armed group in Myanmar near the Mizoram border.
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Armed Forces Organise Awareness Drive On 'Agnipath' Scheme In Northeast Villages
The Assam Rifles along with the Indian Army have started a special awareness programme on the Agnipath recruitment scheme to reach out to the youth in remote villages of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur close to the Myanmar border.
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Insurgents Used Human Shields In Arunachal, Says Army. Villagers Deny
Amid the coronavirus lockdown, tension flared up at a village in Arunachal Pradesh's Longding district bordering Myanmar over the death of a 60-year-old man. The Army said the man was killed in "crossfire" when suspected insurgents of the Naga armed group NSCN(IM) used some villagers as "human shields" and fired on an Army contingent.
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Swedish weapons, bought by India, found in Myanmar: government says looking into it
India is looking into the issue of Swedish-made weapons found in Myanmar, the purchase of which was reportedly made by the Indian army.
