Srinagar/Jammu: A BSF jawan was killed in firing in a ceasefire violation by Pakistani troops along the Line of Control (LoC) in Nowgam sector of Kashmir Valley on Sunday, a BSF spokesperson said in Srinagar."Pakistani
New Delhi: Pakistan is secretly spying on Indian territory along International Border through unmanned aerial vehicles. According to exclusive details available with India TV, BSF spotted Pakistani drone flying just 300m away from Indian territory near
Jammu: Union Home Secretary L C Goyal today visited forward areas along International Border (IB) and reviewed security and border situation situation here in the backdrop of terror strikes by militants.Goyal also held meeting with
Jammu: Pakistan Rangers on Sunday targeted Border Security Force (BSF) positions on the international border in Jammu district."Pakistan Rangers targeted Jogwana post of the BSF in RS Pura sector of Jammu district today (Sunday) morning,"
Jammu: Indian and Pakistani troops traded fire overnight on the international border in Samba district of Jammu after the BSF reacted to 'suspicious movements on the border'."At 10.55 p.m. yesterday (Thursday) BSF troops at the
Jammu: Pakistani Rangers violated the ceasefire by resorting to firing by small arms on Border Out Posts (BoPs) along the International Border in Jammu district, prompting the BSF to retaliate.“Pakistani Rangers resorted to intermittent small
New Delhi: BSF today foiled an infiltration bid along the International Border (IB) in Jammu and Kashmir amid a brief exchange of fire between troops on the two sides. Official sources said Border Security Force
Jammu: Pakistani Rangers and BSF troops exchanged fire along the International Border in Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir, a BSF officer said today. “Pakistani Rangers fired few small mortar bombs and small arms firing
New Delhi: Pakistan continues to violate ceasefire along International Boarder (IB) in Jammu and Kashmir that has further aggravated border tension between the two countries.According to some media reports, Pakistan Army has replaced its rangers
New Delhi: India wanted good relations with Pakistan, which should not resort to ceasefire violations, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Saturday."Pakistan is our neighbour and we want good relations with all our neighbours," Rajnath
Jammu: Over 550 incidents of ceasefire violations by Pakistan occurred this year, the highest since the truce came into force in 2003, with the Indo-Pak border witnessing the worst such escalation during August to October
Jammu: The Indian Army has said that the four heavily-armed terrorists who were gunned down in a gunfight with security forces in Jammu district had possibly infiltrated into India from across the International Border (IB)."Indian
Jammu: Pakistani Rangers today violated the ceasefire by resorting to brief firing along the International Border in Jammu district, forcing BSF troops to retaliate.“The Pakistani troops resorted to few rounds of firing on forward Border
Jammu: In yet another ceasefire violation, Pakistani Rangers on Sunday resorted to small arms firing on forward Border Outposts (BoPs) along the international border in Jammu district."Pakistani Rangers resorted to small arms firing at BoPs
Islamabad: Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, who is facing treason case, has again raked up the Kashmir issue and has said that lakhs of Pakistani's are willing to fight for Kashmir. He also said that
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
Islamabad: Pakistan today briefed the envoys of five permanent members of the UN Security Council about the tensions on the LoC and International Border with India.In a statement, Pakistan Foreign Office said Adviser to the
Jammu: An uneasy calm prevailed today along the 192-km long International Border in Jammu region as there has been no firing by Pakistani troops since yesterday morning.“There has been no firing from Pakistan overnight till
Jammu: Guns on both sides of the India, Pakistan border remained silent overnight Monday, but thousands of displaced border residents were still camped in makeshift accommodations away from their homes."The night remained peaceful on both
Jammu: Pakistani troops heavily shelled 15 Border Out Posts and hamlets along the International Border overnight, leaving three persons injured, one of them seriously in Jammu district.BSF troops retaliated and intermittent firing and mortar shelling
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