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Uri Attack: Army Chief Dalbir Singh Reaches Srinagar
Indian Army chief General Dalbir Singh arrived in Srinagar on Sunday afternoon on his way to the army camp in Uri where militants killed 17 soldiers early in the morning.
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In Bihar Rally, Amit Shah's Controversial Comment on Army's Myanmar Strike
In a comment that could be controversial, BJP president Amit Shah today referred to the Indian army's recent strike on militant camps in Myanmar to demonstrate that the Narendra Modi government was tougher than the Congress.
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NDTV Exclusive: How Special Forces Took Out Terror Camp in Myanmar
For hours, the team of more than 20 Indian soldiers waited, in territory belonging to another country.
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Abducted Indian Professors Meet Students in Islamic State Camp, Get Released
Two of four Indian professors -- abducted by militants of the Islamic State in war-torn Libya last week -- are expected to return to India by Tuesday. What apparently secured their release was that their "captors" happened to be a group of their former students.
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PM Should Counsel His Ministers: Congress Attacks Government on Myanmar Operation Comments
Opposition parties have criticised the Narendra Modi government over statements made by its ministers on the Indian Army's surgical strike on militant camps in Myanmar. Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah of the National Conference said they were an "amazing self goal".
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'Those Who Fear India's New Posture Have Started Reacting': Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Myanmar Operations
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said on Thursday morning that the Indian Army's operation to neutralise two camps of militants on Tuesday has led to a "change in mindset."
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Air Strikes or Special Forces: How the Myanmar Operation was Meticulously Planned
Action within 72 hours - that was what the political leadership had suggested to the Army to liquidate the militant camps across Myanmar. And one of the ways considered to achieve it was the use of Sukhoi and MIG 29 fighter jets, top sources told NDTV.
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Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi Backs Army Strike on Insurgent Camps in Myanmar
Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi today fully backed the Army's strike on insurgent camps in Myanmar saying such operations should be continued to completely flush out militants from the region.
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Myanmar Covert Operation: The Inside Story of the Surgical Strike
Planning for the massive Indian Army operation against militants that saw surgical strikes inside Myanmar, began about five days ago, sources have told NDTV. National Security Advisor Ajit Doval skipped a Bangladesh visit over the weekend with the Prime Minister and camped in Manipur. So did Army Chief Dalbir Singh Suhaag, who canceled a visit to U...
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'PM Modi Ordered Hot Pursuit After Manipur Ambush; Message to Neighbours Who Harbour Terrorists': Union Minister Rajyavardhan Rathore to NDTV
Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave the go ahead to the Indian Army for a "hot pursuit" of militants into Myanmar and in a major operation, two militant camps were completely annihilated, Union Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore said today.
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No Indian militant camps in Bhutan, says PM Thinley
Bhutan Prime Minister Jigme Y. Thinley Monday said there were no Indian separatist bases in his country and pledged not to allow rebels to enter the country for shelter."There are no Indian militant camps or bases in my country and we shall ensure that no militants are able to enter Bhutan," the prime minister told journalists in Guwahati.Bhutan ha...
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LeT expands attacks in Afghanistan
A Pakistani-based militant group identified with attacks on Indian targets has expanded its operations in Afghanistan, inflicting casualties on Afghans and Indians alike, setting up training camps, and adding new volatility to relations between India and Pakistan.
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Uri Attack: Army Chief Dalbir Singh Reaches Srinagar
Indian Army chief General Dalbir Singh arrived in Srinagar on Sunday afternoon on his way to the army camp in Uri where militants killed 17 soldiers early in the morning.
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In Bihar Rally, Amit Shah's Controversial Comment on Army's Myanmar Strike
In a comment that could be controversial, BJP president Amit Shah today referred to the Indian army's recent strike on militant camps in Myanmar to demonstrate that the Narendra Modi government was tougher than the Congress.
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NDTV Exclusive: How Special Forces Took Out Terror Camp in Myanmar
For hours, the team of more than 20 Indian soldiers waited, in territory belonging to another country.
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Abducted Indian Professors Meet Students in Islamic State Camp, Get Released
Two of four Indian professors -- abducted by militants of the Islamic State in war-torn Libya last week -- are expected to return to India by Tuesday. What apparently secured their release was that their "captors" happened to be a group of their former students.
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PM Should Counsel His Ministers: Congress Attacks Government on Myanmar Operation Comments
Opposition parties have criticised the Narendra Modi government over statements made by its ministers on the Indian Army's surgical strike on militant camps in Myanmar. Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah of the National Conference said they were an "amazing self goal".
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'Those Who Fear India's New Posture Have Started Reacting': Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Myanmar Operations
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said on Thursday morning that the Indian Army's operation to neutralise two camps of militants on Tuesday has led to a "change in mindset."
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Air Strikes or Special Forces: How the Myanmar Operation was Meticulously Planned
Action within 72 hours - that was what the political leadership had suggested to the Army to liquidate the militant camps across Myanmar. And one of the ways considered to achieve it was the use of Sukhoi and MIG 29 fighter jets, top sources told NDTV.
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Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi Backs Army Strike on Insurgent Camps in Myanmar
Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi today fully backed the Army's strike on insurgent camps in Myanmar saying such operations should be continued to completely flush out militants from the region.
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Myanmar Covert Operation: The Inside Story of the Surgical Strike
Planning for the massive Indian Army operation against militants that saw surgical strikes inside Myanmar, began about five days ago, sources have told NDTV. National Security Advisor Ajit Doval skipped a Bangladesh visit over the weekend with the Prime Minister and camped in Manipur. So did Army Chief Dalbir Singh Suhaag, who canceled a visit to U...
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'PM Modi Ordered Hot Pursuit After Manipur Ambush; Message to Neighbours Who Harbour Terrorists': Union Minister Rajyavardhan Rathore to NDTV
Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave the go ahead to the Indian Army for a "hot pursuit" of militants into Myanmar and in a major operation, two militant camps were completely annihilated, Union Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore said today.
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No Indian militant camps in Bhutan, says PM Thinley
Bhutan Prime Minister Jigme Y. Thinley Monday said there were no Indian separatist bases in his country and pledged not to allow rebels to enter the country for shelter."There are no Indian militant camps or bases in my country and we shall ensure that no militants are able to enter Bhutan," the prime minister told journalists in Guwahati.Bhutan ha...
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LeT expands attacks in Afghanistan
A Pakistani-based militant group identified with attacks on Indian targets has expanded its operations in Afghanistan, inflicting casualties on Afghans and Indians alike, setting up training camps, and adding new volatility to relations between India and Pakistan.
