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Pak Intruder Shot Dead By Border Security Force In Pathankot's Bamiyal
BSF today shot dead a Pakistani intruder along the Indo-Pak International Border in Bamiyal sector in Pathakot, the same area from where terrorists had infiltrated last year to attack an Indian Air Force base.
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Pakistan Intruder Shot Dead By Border Security Force In Pathankot
The Border Security Force (BSF) has stopped a cross-border intrusion bid after its troops shot down a suspect at Dhinda post in Pathankot district of Punjab.
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President Approves 82 Gallantry Awards On Eve Of Independence Day
Havildar Hangpan Dada, who sacrificed his life while valiantly fighting and killing three terrorists after they infiltrated from PoK, and Pathankot bravehearts Lt Col Niranjan and Corporal Gurusevak Singh are among the 82 defence and paramilitary personnel for whom President Pranab Mukherjee today approved gallantry awards.
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Terror Attacks Down By 30%, Says Rajnath Singh During Pathankot Debate
Infiltration at the India-Pakistan border has dropped by 30% in 2015 as compared to 2014, Union home minister Rajnath Singh said in Parliament today while replying to a debate on the terror attack at the Pathankot air base.
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Better To Eliminate Than Discourage Infiltrators, Says Deputy Chief Of Army
Weeks after the Pathankot attack created a debate on security, Deputy Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Subrata Saha today said he is not in favour of floodlighting the borders and would prefer neutralising the infiltrators in the dark using latest technology.
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Suspected Pakistan National Killed In Pathankot, NIA Raids On In Punjab: 10 Developments
A suspected Pakistani national was shot dead in Pathankot - the site of the recent terror attacks -- near the international border with Pakistan, sources told NDTV. The man's identity is yet to be ascertained, sources said.
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After Pathankot Attack, More Laser Walls Along Indo-Pak Border
More than 40 vulnerable unfenced stretches along the India-Pakistan border will be covered by laser walls soon with the Home Ministry giving it a top priority to check any infiltration of terrorists in the wake of the Pathankot attack.
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India Has Given Befitting Reply To Cross-Border Firing, Says Army Chief
Army chief Dalbir Singh today said firing and infiltration has continued at the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, but India has given a befitting reply.
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BSF To Deploy More Men On Border After Pathankot Attack
The Border Security Force (BSF) will deploy around 2,000 additional personnel along the Punjab and Jammu borders in order to plug unfenced riverine and forest gaps even as it submitted a fresh report to the government today stating there was no evidence of infiltration along the IB in the wake of the terrorist attack on the IAF base in Pathankot.
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With Thermal Imaging, Air Force Detected Pathankot Terrorists In Pitch Dark
The terrorists who infiltrated the Indian Air Force base in Pathankot after 3 am in pitch-dark conditions were first detected by either Unmanned Aerial Vehicles or Mi-35 attack helicopters.
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The Pathankot Air Base Attack: How It Unfolded
The group of terrorists who attacked the air base at Punjab's Pathankote early this morning, had infiltrated just hours before, sources have told NDTV.
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Pak Intruder Shot Dead By Border Security Force In Pathankot's Bamiyal
BSF today shot dead a Pakistani intruder along the Indo-Pak International Border in Bamiyal sector in Pathakot, the same area from where terrorists had infiltrated last year to attack an Indian Air Force base.
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Pakistan Intruder Shot Dead By Border Security Force In Pathankot
The Border Security Force (BSF) has stopped a cross-border intrusion bid after its troops shot down a suspect at Dhinda post in Pathankot district of Punjab.
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President Approves 82 Gallantry Awards On Eve Of Independence Day
Havildar Hangpan Dada, who sacrificed his life while valiantly fighting and killing three terrorists after they infiltrated from PoK, and Pathankot bravehearts Lt Col Niranjan and Corporal Gurusevak Singh are among the 82 defence and paramilitary personnel for whom President Pranab Mukherjee today approved gallantry awards.
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Terror Attacks Down By 30%, Says Rajnath Singh During Pathankot Debate
Infiltration at the India-Pakistan border has dropped by 30% in 2015 as compared to 2014, Union home minister Rajnath Singh said in Parliament today while replying to a debate on the terror attack at the Pathankot air base.
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Better To Eliminate Than Discourage Infiltrators, Says Deputy Chief Of Army
Weeks after the Pathankot attack created a debate on security, Deputy Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Subrata Saha today said he is not in favour of floodlighting the borders and would prefer neutralising the infiltrators in the dark using latest technology.
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Suspected Pakistan National Killed In Pathankot, NIA Raids On In Punjab: 10 Developments
A suspected Pakistani national was shot dead in Pathankot - the site of the recent terror attacks -- near the international border with Pakistan, sources told NDTV. The man's identity is yet to be ascertained, sources said.
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After Pathankot Attack, More Laser Walls Along Indo-Pak Border
More than 40 vulnerable unfenced stretches along the India-Pakistan border will be covered by laser walls soon with the Home Ministry giving it a top priority to check any infiltration of terrorists in the wake of the Pathankot attack.
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India Has Given Befitting Reply To Cross-Border Firing, Says Army Chief
Army chief Dalbir Singh today said firing and infiltration has continued at the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, but India has given a befitting reply.
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BSF To Deploy More Men On Border After Pathankot Attack
The Border Security Force (BSF) will deploy around 2,000 additional personnel along the Punjab and Jammu borders in order to plug unfenced riverine and forest gaps even as it submitted a fresh report to the government today stating there was no evidence of infiltration along the IB in the wake of the terrorist attack on the IAF base in Pathankot.
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With Thermal Imaging, Air Force Detected Pathankot Terrorists In Pitch Dark
The terrorists who infiltrated the Indian Air Force base in Pathankot after 3 am in pitch-dark conditions were first detected by either Unmanned Aerial Vehicles or Mi-35 attack helicopters.
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The Pathankot Air Base Attack: How It Unfolded
The group of terrorists who attacked the air base at Punjab's Pathankote early this morning, had infiltrated just hours before, sources have told NDTV.
