New Delhi: 2014 has been the bloodiest of the last four years for civilians along the Indo-Pak border in Jammu and Kashmir with 13 people killed in ceasefire violations by Pakistan till the beginning of
Jammu: The Army today termed as baseless reports of a fierce encounter between the security forces and a group of infiltrators in the Poonch forest. “There was no fierce encounter between terrorists and the army
Srinagar: An army jawan and a woman were killed today in firing by Pakistani troops who violated the ceasefire along the Line of Control in Uri sector of Kashmir.“There was a ceasefire violation around 1715
New Delhi: Pakistan should draw a red line whether it wants to talk to government of India or those who want to break India, defence minister Arun Jaitley said on Wednesday asking it to make
Islamabad: Pakistan has formed a joint investigation team to probe the deadly terror attack at Wagah border crossing and it has been asked to submit a report within three days.The team comprising representatives of the
New Delhi: The death toll in the deadly bomb blast in Pakistan Wagah border rose to 65 today that include personnel of the Pakistan rangers and a small innocent child. Almost 200 others were injured
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi tonight strongly condemned a suicide attack in Wagah border in Pakistan, terming it as a “shocking” and “a dastardly act of terrorism”.He expressed condolences to the families of the
Bhopal: Asserting that Pakistan has been given a “befitting” reply for violating ceasefire, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said Islamabad would not dare to disturb peace at the border anytime soon. He said Pakistan
Jammu: Fearing disturbances from across the Indo-Pak border, Jammu and Kashmir government will relocate 125 polling stations along the borderline in Jammu district to safer places to ensure border dwellers vote freely."As many as 125
New Delhi: Pakistan will “feel the pain” of “adventurism” if it persists with ceasefire violations, India warned today as it said the country now has “sword” along with “shield” which existed earlier.Defence Minister Arun Jaitley,
Hathras (UP): Union Minister V K Singh today said the Army was maintaining a day-night vigil on the borders and they know to reply with bullet against the bullet."Our soldiers are maintaining round-the-clock vigil at
Beijing: China today called on India and Pakistan to show restraint, stop trading fire along the Line of Control (LoC) and resolve their issues through dialogue."China is highly attentive to the situation," Chinese Foreign Ministry
Jammu: After a brief lull, Pakistani troops violated ceasefire twice today and resorted to heavy firing and mortar shelling targeting 10 Indian forward posts along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch
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.
Jammu: After a brief lull, Pakistan today violated ceasefire twice along International Border (IB) and Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch and Jammu district, drawing strong retaliation from India.“Flat trajectory weaponry fire came at 2010
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today directed that people displaced from border areas of Jammu and Kashmir because of Pakistani shelling should be suitably compensated.The details of compensation would be announced in “due course,”
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
Karachi: Pakistan's former president and military ruler General (retired) Pervez Musharraf has sought to blame India for ceasefire violations along Line of Control, saying it should stop testing the “patience and resolve” of Pakistani Army.Musharraf,
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