Saudi Urges India, Pakistan To Adopt Dialogue To Resolve Issues
Welcoming the recent military understanding between India and Pakistan, the Saudi Crown Prince has urged them to resolve their issues including the Kashmir issue. The development came during Pakistan PM Imran Khan and Crown Prince’s meeting held under Khan’s visit to the gulf country. While Saudi welcomed the recent Indo-Pak ceasefire agreement along LoC, both countries emphasized the importance of dialogue to resolve issues and ensure peace… read-more
Tags: Saudi Arabia, crown prince, India-Pakistan relations, LOC, Border Dispute, Jammu and Kashmir
Courtesy: The Economic Times
No More Cross-Border Firings Along LoC: Armies Of India, Pakistan
Indian Army and Pakistani military have arrived at a mutual decision to stop cross-border firing along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir. Reportedly, the decision has been taken to ease the living conditions of the civilians who have been the major sufferers of such clashes. However, according to Indian officials, the country would not bring down the number of troops along the LoC in the state.
Tags: Army India Pakistan, LOC, line of control, truce, Jammu and Kashmir
Courtesy: NDTV
More Than 80% Of Bunkers Constructed At LOC To Protect Civilians
As per reports, construction of approximately 84 per cent of the total 3141 underground bunkers along the LoC has been completed in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district. Reportedly, the bunkers were constructed to protect people during cross-border firings. Rajouri District Development Commissioner has informed that construction of total 2636 bunkers has been finished. Besides, the commissioner has assured to provide bunkers to all… read-more
Tags: LOC, Jammu and Kashmir, Rajouri
Courtesy: The Print
150-metre-long Underground Tunnel Across LoC Found By BSF In J&K
The Border Security Forces (BSF) on January 23 located a 150-metre long underground tunnel across the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua. Reportedly, the tunnel was dug by Pakistan and is being used to "facilitate the infiltration of terrorists" in the valley. Notably, this is the second tunnel to be spotted by the BSF, after another 150-meter tunnel was located by forces in Bobiyaan Village.
Tags: BSF, LOC, India, Pakistan, Terrorism
Courtesy: Times Now
J&K: Army Jawan Martyred In Ceasefire Violation By Pakistan In Poonch
An Indian soldier was martyred after Pakistani troops on January 21 violated the ceasefire at the Line of Control (LoC). The soldier, Havildar Nirmal Singh of J&K Rifles, sustained critical injuries in the cross-border firing at Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch district, and later succumbed to them. Reportedly, this is the second casualty since January 1 as earlier a Naib Subedar was killed in the ceasefire violation at LoC in Rajouri district… read-more
Tags: LOC, Ceasefire Violation, Pakistan, Indian Soldiers
Courtesy: The Times of India
India Retaliates At LoC; 5 Pakistan Soldiers Killed
In a retaliatory firing by the Indian Army, five Pakistani soldiers have been killed at LoC in the Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, on December 10. Besides, two have been injured. Initiated by Pakistan, the "unprovoked firing" targetted civilian facilities in the Mankote sector and damaged civilian properties. As per reports, the firing went on for more than two hours. No casualties have been reported from the Indian side.
Tags: LOC, India, Pakistan, Indian Army
Courtesy: Times Now
2 Pakistani Girls Cross International Border, Enter Kashmir
Two teenage girls from Pakistan Occupied Kashmir unknowingly crossed the international border and entered into Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch sector during the wee hours of December 6. The Indian troops later identified the girls as Laiba and Sana Zabair, residents of Forward Kahuta tehsil of Pakistan. However, the soldiers at the Line of Control saved the girls and have initiated procedures for their repatriation to Pakistan.
Tags: India, Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir, LOC, Poonch district, Repatriation
Courtesy: The Times of India
Indian Army Shoots Down Pak's Quadcopter across LoC: Sources
Indian Army shot down a quadcopter belonging to the Pakistan troops, states reports. Reportedly, the action took place at around 8 am on October 24 along the Line of Control (LoC) in Karen Sector of Jammu and Kashmir. The quadcopter is said to have crossed LoC and seen flying over the Indian territory. Reports suggest that the quadcopter was a DJI Mavic 2 Pro model, manufactured by a Chinese company.
Tags: India, Pakistan, LOC, quadcopter
Courtesy: India TV News
Indian Army Plans For A 'Smart Upgrade' To Fence Along LoC
To improve border surveillance and keep infiltration under check, Indian Army is planning a 'smart upgrade' for the fences along LoC with Light Detection & Ranging sensors, infrared sensors, and cameras. Reportedly, testing is underway and the fences will be upgraded at the cost of Rs 10 lakh a kilometre, intended to upgrade 60km this year. The present fencing, which was built between 2003-2005 has undergone degradation owing to time and… read-more
Tags: Indian Army, LOC, fence, border, sensor
Courtesy: The Hindu
Pakistan, China Join Hands To Infiltrate Terrorists in J-K: Reports
According to government sources, China has asked Pakistan to pass arms and ammunitions into J&K, to increase terrorism and anti-India activities. Sources said the weapons seized by the Indian army lately have Chinese markings. However, India has strengthened its anti-infiltration grids. Reportedly, Pakistan has undertaken new method: by sending unarmed terrorists first, as India does not fire on such intruders, and passing the weapons… read-more
Tags: India, China, Pakistan, Terrorism, Jammu and Kashmir, LOC
Courtesy: NDTV