Pakistani Bunkers

Multiple videos shared by the Indian Army show the destruction of several Pakistani posts across the Line of Control after some of the most intense cross-border shelling broke out between Indian and Pakistani forces this year.

Over 14,000 community and individual bunkers would be constructed along the Line of Control (LoC) and the International Border (IB) for border residents facing Pakistani shelling in Jammu division, officials said.

A day after a BSF jawan was killed on his birthday in heavy Pakistani firing, India's top border-guarding force opened up with heavy-calibre weapons and silenced Pakistani mortar positions and bunkers after hitting them through the night

At the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, bunkers are being built on a war footing, not for soldiers, but civilians who have been bearing the brunt of the increasing ceasefire violations from Pakistan. The state government says it has made protection of border residents a priority, so they don't have to migrate to safer areas whenever shelling b...

The government's decision to opt out of a $500 million missile deal with Israel will leave Indian soldiers badly out-gunned by Pakistani forces, army sources told NDTV today. The bottom line is this: Pakistan has portable anti-tank missiles for its infantry soldiers which can strike Indian tanks and bunkers that are at a distance of 3-4 km; India's...

The Indian Army responded to Pakistani shelling on Saturday, destroying bunkers just metres away from the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, a video footage shows. At least three Pakistani bunkers have been destroyed.

The Indian Army has denied Pakistan's claim that five Indian soldiers were killed and bunkers were destroyed yesterday along the Line of Control. A purported video of the incident, circulated by Pakistani army, is "false and fabricated", the army said.

Forced to flee their homes, leaving behind cattle and ready to harvest crops due to frequent shelling by Pakistan, the residents along the Line of Control are batting for construction of 'community bunkers' in their villages.

A widely-circulated video on social media today shows a Pakistani bunker along the Line of Control, the de facto border in Kashmir, being destroyed by an anti-tank guided missile fired by the Indian Army.

The Border Security Force has released footage of a Pakistani bunker that it has destroyed in retaliatory firing, saying this is an example of the heavy damage and casualties that it has inflicted on the Pakistani side.

Multiple videos shared by the Indian Army show the destruction of several Pakistani posts across the Line of Control after some of the most intense cross-border shelling broke out between Indian and Pakistani forces this year.

Over 14,000 community and individual bunkers would be constructed along the Line of Control (LoC) and the International Border (IB) for border residents facing Pakistani shelling in Jammu division, officials said.

A day after a BSF jawan was killed on his birthday in heavy Pakistani firing, India's top border-guarding force opened up with heavy-calibre weapons and silenced Pakistani mortar positions and bunkers after hitting them through the night

At the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, bunkers are being built on a war footing, not for soldiers, but civilians who have been bearing the brunt of the increasing ceasefire violations from Pakistan. The state government says it has made protection of border residents a priority, so they don't have to migrate to safer areas whenever shelling b...

The government's decision to opt out of a $500 million missile deal with Israel will leave Indian soldiers badly out-gunned by Pakistani forces, army sources told NDTV today. The bottom line is this: Pakistan has portable anti-tank missiles for its infantry soldiers which can strike Indian tanks and bunkers that are at a distance of 3-4 km; India's...

The Indian Army responded to Pakistani shelling on Saturday, destroying bunkers just metres away from the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, a video footage shows. At least three Pakistani bunkers have been destroyed.

The Indian Army has denied Pakistan's claim that five Indian soldiers were killed and bunkers were destroyed yesterday along the Line of Control. A purported video of the incident, circulated by Pakistani army, is "false and fabricated", the army said.

Forced to flee their homes, leaving behind cattle and ready to harvest crops due to frequent shelling by Pakistan, the residents along the Line of Control are batting for construction of 'community bunkers' in their villages.

A widely-circulated video on social media today shows a Pakistani bunker along the Line of Control, the de facto border in Kashmir, being destroyed by an anti-tank guided missile fired by the Indian Army.

The Border Security Force has released footage of a Pakistani bunker that it has destroyed in retaliatory firing, saying this is an example of the heavy damage and casualties that it has inflicted on the Pakistani side.