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No Data On Surgical Strikes Carried Before September 2016: Army Official
The Indian Army has no data to suggest that surgical strikes were conducted by its troops across the Line of Control (LoC) before September 29, 2016, the day when such strikes were carried out in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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"Army Conducted Surgical Strikes Before PM Modi Too": Lt General DS Hooda
The Indian army had conducted surgical strikes against terrorists across the Pakistan border during the UPA rule too, news agency ANI quoted Lieutenant General (Retd) DS Hooda as saying on Saturday. His comments came hours after the BJP claimed that the Narendra Modi government was the first to take such an initiative.
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Uri: The Surgical Strike Actor Vicky Kaushal Says 'Pulwama Attack Shouldn't Be Forgiven And Forgotten'
In Uri, Vicky Kaushal played the officer in charge of the surgical strikes carried out by the Indian army in Pakistan in 2016
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"Like A True Soldier": Rahul Gandhi Attacks PM After Officer's Criticism
Congress president Rahul Gandhi has taken a swipe at the Prime Minister Narendra Modi government over a comment by Lieutenant General DS Hooda (retired) that there was "too much hype" over the surgical strike across the Line of Control two years ago
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Army Was Prepared For Escalation, Says Official Who Planned Surgical Strike
The Indian side was prepared for escalation -- in case Pakistan chose to do so -- while conceiving and executing the 2016 surgical strikes by crossing the Line of Control (LoC) along the Jammu and Kashmir border, according to the army general who oversaw the strikes.
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Surgical Strikes A Message That "We Can Enter Lahore Anytime": RSS Leader
Surgical Strike: RSS leader Indresh Kumar on Saturday said surgical strikes sent a message to Pakistan that India "can enter Lahore anytime".
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After Congress Remarks On Surgical Strikes, Law Minister's Angry Retort
The government today ripped into the Congress over allegations that the surgical strikes by the army in September 2016 were being "shamelessly politicized" to win votes. "Are they saying the video is fake? Do they think the surgical strike was right or not?" questioned Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad.
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Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, Who Announced Surgical Strikes, Is Northern Army Commander
In a significant rejig of the Indian Army on Friday, Lieutenant General Ranbir Singh, who announced the September 2016 surgical strikes in Pakistan, assumed the charge of the new Northern Army Commander, replacing Lt Gen Devraj Anbu who took over as the new Vice Chief of Army Staff.
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"Pak Was Scared Of Taking Our Calls On Surgical Strikes": PM Modi
Before going public with the surgical strikes, India waited an hour to first inform Pakistan about the operation that was launched in 2016, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said, addressing the Indian diaspora in London.
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"Pakistan Will Pay For This Misadventure": Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman On Jammu Attack
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said "Pakistan will pay" for the attack by terrorists from across the border on an Army camp in Jammu on the weekend, in which five soldiers and a civilian were killed and 10 people, including women and children, were injured
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Army Chief Warns Infiltrators From Pakistan Will Be Pushed Into Graves
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat has warned that a new round of surgical strikes could be used to eliminate staging areas for terrorists located across the border in Kashmir.
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No Records Of Any Previous 'Surgical Strike': DGMO
The Directorate General of Military Operations of the Army does not have records of any "surgical strike" conducted before September 29, 2016. Responding to an RTI application filed by PTI, the DGMO at the Integrated Headquarters of the Defence Ministry (Army) said a "surgical strike" was carried out on September 29, 2016
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Mann Ki Baat For India, Gun Ki Baat With Pak: Shiv Sena's Advice To PM Narendra Modi
The Shiv Sena today bested the opposition in criticizing the government over the killing and mutilation of two soldiers by Pakistan yesterday. "With the people you do Mann Ki Baat. With Pakistan, you should do Gun Ki Baat," said Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray in Mumbai, riffing on the title of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popular radio speeches to u...
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Exclusive: In Close Combat, A Major Led Team In Surgical Strike, They Killed 4
Among the 22 soldiers who were honoured on Republic Day for their roles in the surgical strikes against Pakistan, the top award of the Kirti Chakra, the second-highest peacetime decoration, was conferred upon a Major, who killed four people (terrorists and possibly their Pakistani Army handlers, according to sources) in close combat.
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Opinion: Awe Of Surgical Strikes Apart, Modi Needs New Pak Policy
With Nagrota comes the realization that the collusion of terror between the Pakistani "deep state" (the army and the ISI) and anti-India jihadist groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Jaish-e-Mohammed operating inside Pakistan is too deep for it to be dismantled by an occasional terror strike under the cover of night and for the purpose of soothi...
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No Data On Surgical Strikes Carried Before September 2016: Army Official
The Indian Army has no data to suggest that surgical strikes were conducted by its troops across the Line of Control (LoC) before September 29, 2016, the day when such strikes were carried out in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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"Army Conducted Surgical Strikes Before PM Modi Too": Lt General DS Hooda
The Indian army had conducted surgical strikes against terrorists across the Pakistan border during the UPA rule too, news agency ANI quoted Lieutenant General (Retd) DS Hooda as saying on Saturday. His comments came hours after the BJP claimed that the Narendra Modi government was the first to take such an initiative.
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Uri: The Surgical Strike Actor Vicky Kaushal Says 'Pulwama Attack Shouldn't Be Forgiven And Forgotten'
In Uri, Vicky Kaushal played the officer in charge of the surgical strikes carried out by the Indian army in Pakistan in 2016
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"Like A True Soldier": Rahul Gandhi Attacks PM After Officer's Criticism
Congress president Rahul Gandhi has taken a swipe at the Prime Minister Narendra Modi government over a comment by Lieutenant General DS Hooda (retired) that there was "too much hype" over the surgical strike across the Line of Control two years ago
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Army Was Prepared For Escalation, Says Official Who Planned Surgical Strike
The Indian side was prepared for escalation -- in case Pakistan chose to do so -- while conceiving and executing the 2016 surgical strikes by crossing the Line of Control (LoC) along the Jammu and Kashmir border, according to the army general who oversaw the strikes.
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Surgical Strikes A Message That "We Can Enter Lahore Anytime": RSS Leader
Surgical Strike: RSS leader Indresh Kumar on Saturday said surgical strikes sent a message to Pakistan that India "can enter Lahore anytime".
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After Congress Remarks On Surgical Strikes, Law Minister's Angry Retort
The government today ripped into the Congress over allegations that the surgical strikes by the army in September 2016 were being "shamelessly politicized" to win votes. "Are they saying the video is fake? Do they think the surgical strike was right or not?" questioned Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad.
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Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, Who Announced Surgical Strikes, Is Northern Army Commander
In a significant rejig of the Indian Army on Friday, Lieutenant General Ranbir Singh, who announced the September 2016 surgical strikes in Pakistan, assumed the charge of the new Northern Army Commander, replacing Lt Gen Devraj Anbu who took over as the new Vice Chief of Army Staff.
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"Pak Was Scared Of Taking Our Calls On Surgical Strikes": PM Modi
Before going public with the surgical strikes, India waited an hour to first inform Pakistan about the operation that was launched in 2016, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said, addressing the Indian diaspora in London.
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"Pakistan Will Pay For This Misadventure": Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman On Jammu Attack
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said "Pakistan will pay" for the attack by terrorists from across the border on an Army camp in Jammu on the weekend, in which five soldiers and a civilian were killed and 10 people, including women and children, were injured
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Army Chief Warns Infiltrators From Pakistan Will Be Pushed Into Graves
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat has warned that a new round of surgical strikes could be used to eliminate staging areas for terrorists located across the border in Kashmir.
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No Records Of Any Previous 'Surgical Strike': DGMO
The Directorate General of Military Operations of the Army does not have records of any "surgical strike" conducted before September 29, 2016. Responding to an RTI application filed by PTI, the DGMO at the Integrated Headquarters of the Defence Ministry (Army) said a "surgical strike" was carried out on September 29, 2016
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Mann Ki Baat For India, Gun Ki Baat With Pak: Shiv Sena's Advice To PM Narendra Modi
The Shiv Sena today bested the opposition in criticizing the government over the killing and mutilation of two soldiers by Pakistan yesterday. "With the people you do Mann Ki Baat. With Pakistan, you should do Gun Ki Baat," said Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray in Mumbai, riffing on the title of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popular radio speeches to u...
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Exclusive: In Close Combat, A Major Led Team In Surgical Strike, They Killed 4
Among the 22 soldiers who were honoured on Republic Day for their roles in the surgical strikes against Pakistan, the top award of the Kirti Chakra, the second-highest peacetime decoration, was conferred upon a Major, who killed four people (terrorists and possibly their Pakistani Army handlers, according to sources) in close combat.
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Opinion: Awe Of Surgical Strikes Apart, Modi Needs New Pak Policy
With Nagrota comes the realization that the collusion of terror between the Pakistani "deep state" (the army and the ISI) and anti-India jihadist groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Jaish-e-Mohammed operating inside Pakistan is too deep for it to be dismantled by an occasional terror strike under the cover of night and for the purpose of soothi...
