Jammu: Heavy firing started early Monday between the Indian and Pakistani troopers along the line of control (LoC) in Poonch district of Jammu region."Pakistan army resorted to heavy unprovoked firing at our positions in Shahpur
New Delhi: There were a total of 685 ceasefire violations along the India-Pakistan Border in Jammu and Kashmir from June of last year to January this year, Rajya Sabha was today told.While 126 ceasefire violations
New Delhi: India should take all steps to ensure internal and external security and territorial integrity, President Pranab Mukherjee said today expressing serious concern over repeated ceasefire violations on LoC and recent incursions off the
New Delhi: Asking Pakistan to stop ceasefire violations, Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said while India has been offering its hand of friendship, Pakistan was repeatedly targeting border areas in India. “Pakistan is our neighbouring
New Delhi: The Government today ordered the BSF to give a befitting reply to any unprovoked firing from Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir after a jawan was killed by the border guarding force of the
Islamabad: A team of UN military observers has visited the villages along the International Border with India to get first-hand information on the situation, Pakistani officials said today.The UN Military Observers Group in India and
New Delhi/ Islamabad: Amid continuing ceasefire violations by Pakistan Army, top military officials of India and Pakistan today discussed over the hotline the situation along the Line of Control and International Border.The discussion over the
Poonch: Cross-LoC bus service resumed with 56 PoK nationals arriving here for the first time since it was disrupted on September 15 due to floods followed by ceasefire violations by Pakistan.The PoK nationals arrived via
New Delhi: The country's security situation against the backdrop of ceasefire violations by Pakistan and developments on China border are expected to discussed at the Combined Conference of the armed forces to be addressed by
Jammu: Condemning Pakistan for resorting to unprovoked offensive along the border and LoC in Jammu and Kashmir, Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad today said that Indian forces are capable of repulsing in a befitting manner.
Sirsa (Haryana): Slamming Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the ceasefire violations, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today said that onslaught started a day after the Prime Minister assured the country that things were back to
Pune: Describing the current spate of ceasefire violations along the international border in Jammu as the “longest-ever spell” of shelling since 1947, Congress leader Gulam Nabi Azad today said the development was correlated with Narendra
New Delhi: Pakistan must stop "this unprovoked firing and shelling" on the frontier in Jammu and Kashmir, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said today. Jaitley warned Pakistan that India will make the cost of this adventurism
New Delhi: India today put off a proposal for a flag meeting at the last minute and decided to observe Pakistan's “behaviour” in the coming days before any engagement at the commander level along the
New Delhi: Against the backdrop of ceasefire violations along the border with Pakistan, the three service chiefs today met Defence Minister Arun Jaitley. The army, air force and navy chiefs are understood to have discussed
Latur (Maharashtra): In a stern warning to Pakistan, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today asked it to put an end to firing and ceasefire violations along the border in Jammu & Kashmir saying if such
New Delhi: BJP today condemned the firing by Pakistan at Indian posts along the Line of Control (LoC) and said the defence forces have been tasked to give an appropriate reply.“We condemn this. Whatever is
Jammu: India has lodged a strong protest with Pakistan over repeated ceasefire violations along the border at a Brigade Commander-level flag meeting between the armies of the two countries.“India and Pakistan armies held a Brigade
New Delhi: Terming as “serious and provocative” the continuous ceasefire violations by Pakistan along the LoC and International Border, India today said it was “not very conducive” for the bilateral ties. The remarks by Defence Minister
United Nations: UN chief Ban Ki-moon has asked India and Pakistan to resolve their issues peacefully and through dialogue, against the backdrop of cancellation of foreign-secretary level talks between the two nations and continued ceasefire
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