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Pakistani Rangers Open Fire At Indian Posts Along Border In Jammu
Pakistan Rangers on Wednesday violated ceasefire agreement by resorting to unprovoked firing at a Border Security Force (BSF) post along the International Border here, officials said.
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Kashmir Suffered For Years Due To Jawaharlal Nehru's Blunders: Amit Shah
Amit Shah on Wednesday blamed India's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's "two major blunders" -- declaring a ceasefire without winning the entire Kashmir and taking the issue to the United Nations -- for the sufferings of the people.
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Residents Near Border In Jammu Clean Bunkers For Shelter After Pak Shelling
Days after Pakistan Rangers violated the ceasefire by targeting forward posts and villages along the International border in Jammu and Kashmir's Arnia, the border residents have taken to cleaning underground bunkers.
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"Luckily My Sons Escaped Unhurt": J&K Woman Injured In Pak Shelling
She was feeding her children when a mortar shell exploded with a deafening sound, Rajni Devi said from her hospital bed, narrating the harrowing experience of Pakistani firing as she comforted her infant son.
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"Bunkers Saved Our Lives": Jammu And Kashmir Villagers After Pak Shelling
J&K villagers said they took shelter in battle-scarred bunkers - in effect, empty underground rooms with no amenities and riddled with bullet holes - after the firing and shelling broke out late Thursday night.
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Pak Troops Fire At Indian Posts, Residential Areas In Jammu And Kashmir
A Border Security Force (BSF) personnel was injured in unprovoked firing and motor shelling in Arnia sector along the border in Jammu and Kashmir. Dozens of villagers have fled their homes after mortar shells hit residential areas.
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Pakistan Violates Ceasefire In Jammu, 2 Security Forces Personnel Injured
Pakistan Rangers have apparently violated ceasefire along the Arnia sector of Jammu, reports say, in which two Border Security Force jawans have been injured. The BSF has retaliated.
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As India-Pak Ceasefire Enters Third Year, Here's How Lives Have Changed
The ceasefire between India and Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir completed two years this week, marking a rare period of peace between the two countries.
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Only 3 "Minor" Incidents At LoC In Kashmir Since 2021 Ceasefire: Centre
Only three minor incidents of "violations" were recorded along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kasmir after Indian and Pakistani armies agreed to observe a ceasefire in February last year, the defence ministry.
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Unprovoked Firing By Pakistan Along International Border In Jammu
Pakistani Rangers violated the ceasefire this morning as it targeted Border Security Force (BSF) troops in unprovoked firing along the International Border in Jammu and Kashmir, an official said.
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Army Warns 200 Terrorists Ready To Enter J&K From Across Border
Northern army commander Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi on Friday said that there are 200 terrorists across border ready to be launched into Jammu and Kashmir.
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Ceasefire Violations Down But Pak Planning Terror Attack In J&K: Officials
Incidents of ceasefire violations and cross-border firings along the Line of Control have shown the sharpest decline this year but officials said that Pakistan has started infiltration attempts and state-sponsored violence in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Only 6 Ceasefire Violations Since India-Pak Agreement In February: Centre
Only six incidents of ceasefire violations have been reported ever since India and Pakistan agreed in February to observe all pacts related to cross-border firings along the Line of Control and the International Border in J&K, Lok Sabha was informed.
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Signs Of Normalcy In J&K, Onus Of LoC Ceasefire Longevity On Pak: Army Chief
Army Chief said the longevity of the ceasefire along the LoC with Pakistan depends on the actions of the neighbouring country but asserted that there would be "no slackening" of preparedness as terror infrastructure across the border was intact.
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Army Chief On Two-Day Kashmir Visit To Review Security Situation
Army Chief General M M Naravane arrived on a two-day visit to Kashmir today to review the prevailing security situation in the Union Territory as the ceasefire understanding between India and Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC) completed 100 day
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Pakistani Rangers Open Fire At Indian Posts Along Border In Jammu
Pakistan Rangers on Wednesday violated ceasefire agreement by resorting to unprovoked firing at a Border Security Force (BSF) post along the International Border here, officials said.
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Kashmir Suffered For Years Due To Jawaharlal Nehru's Blunders: Amit Shah
Amit Shah on Wednesday blamed India's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's "two major blunders" -- declaring a ceasefire without winning the entire Kashmir and taking the issue to the United Nations -- for the sufferings of the people.
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Residents Near Border In Jammu Clean Bunkers For Shelter After Pak Shelling
Days after Pakistan Rangers violated the ceasefire by targeting forward posts and villages along the International border in Jammu and Kashmir's Arnia, the border residents have taken to cleaning underground bunkers.
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"Luckily My Sons Escaped Unhurt": J&K Woman Injured In Pak Shelling
She was feeding her children when a mortar shell exploded with a deafening sound, Rajni Devi said from her hospital bed, narrating the harrowing experience of Pakistani firing as she comforted her infant son.
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"Bunkers Saved Our Lives": Jammu And Kashmir Villagers After Pak Shelling
J&K villagers said they took shelter in battle-scarred bunkers - in effect, empty underground rooms with no amenities and riddled with bullet holes - after the firing and shelling broke out late Thursday night.
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Pak Troops Fire At Indian Posts, Residential Areas In Jammu And Kashmir
A Border Security Force (BSF) personnel was injured in unprovoked firing and motor shelling in Arnia sector along the border in Jammu and Kashmir. Dozens of villagers have fled their homes after mortar shells hit residential areas.
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Pakistan Violates Ceasefire In Jammu, 2 Security Forces Personnel Injured
Pakistan Rangers have apparently violated ceasefire along the Arnia sector of Jammu, reports say, in which two Border Security Force jawans have been injured. The BSF has retaliated.
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As India-Pak Ceasefire Enters Third Year, Here's How Lives Have Changed
The ceasefire between India and Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir completed two years this week, marking a rare period of peace between the two countries.
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Only 3 "Minor" Incidents At LoC In Kashmir Since 2021 Ceasefire: Centre
Only three minor incidents of "violations" were recorded along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kasmir after Indian and Pakistani armies agreed to observe a ceasefire in February last year, the defence ministry.
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Unprovoked Firing By Pakistan Along International Border In Jammu
Pakistani Rangers violated the ceasefire this morning as it targeted Border Security Force (BSF) troops in unprovoked firing along the International Border in Jammu and Kashmir, an official said.
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Army Warns 200 Terrorists Ready To Enter J&K From Across Border
Northern army commander Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi on Friday said that there are 200 terrorists across border ready to be launched into Jammu and Kashmir.
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Ceasefire Violations Down But Pak Planning Terror Attack In J&K: Officials
Incidents of ceasefire violations and cross-border firings along the Line of Control have shown the sharpest decline this year but officials said that Pakistan has started infiltration attempts and state-sponsored violence in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Only 6 Ceasefire Violations Since India-Pak Agreement In February: Centre
Only six incidents of ceasefire violations have been reported ever since India and Pakistan agreed in February to observe all pacts related to cross-border firings along the Line of Control and the International Border in J&K, Lok Sabha was informed.
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Signs Of Normalcy In J&K, Onus Of LoC Ceasefire Longevity On Pak: Army Chief
Army Chief said the longevity of the ceasefire along the LoC with Pakistan depends on the actions of the neighbouring country but asserted that there would be "no slackening" of preparedness as terror infrastructure across the border was intact.
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Army Chief On Two-Day Kashmir Visit To Review Security Situation
Army Chief General M M Naravane arrived on a two-day visit to Kashmir today to review the prevailing security situation in the Union Territory as the ceasefire understanding between India and Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC) completed 100 day
