Two BSF troopers injured in firing from Pakistan

Increased ceasefire violations this year and targeting of border villages by Pakistan Rangers is going to top the agenda in the bilateral talks between border guarding forces of the neighbouring nations.

Villagers look at an unexploded tail of a mortar shell, fired by Pakistani troops, at Jerda village in Samba district. (PTI) Related Top Stories In one of the worst incidents of ceasefire violations on the International Border (IB), firing ...

AMRITSAR: Border Security Force (BSF) handed over a man who inadvertently crossed over the border, to Pakistan Rangers, said BSF's Deputy Commandant Shubhendu Bhardwaj on Saturday. During the current year 16 people who inadvertently crossed over ...

Pakistani troops violated ceasefire last night along the Line of Control by resorting to firing on forward villages of Hamirpur and Gigariyal in Khour area of Jourian sector in Akhnoor tehsil of Jammu region.Our correspondent reports that the Pakistan Army ...

Accuses Army, Rangers of helping terrorists in infiltration attempts Defence Minister A.K. Antony has blamed the Pakistani establishment for what he called an unusual increase in ceasefire violations and infiltration attempts by terrorists from across the ...

Pakistan troops resorted to heavy shelling at Indian positions at 50 locations along the International Border killing one BSF jawan and injuring six others a day after Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde reviewed security situation in Jammu And Kashmir.

Pakistan Rangers rained rockets and mortars and fired from automatic weapons, targeting Indian posts and civilian areas along the international border in Jammu and Samba districts for several hours till early Thursday.

After a day-long pause, the Pakistan Rangers on Tuesday night again pounded Indian locations, including several Border Security Force outposts, along the International Border in Jammu and Kashmir, killing a trooper and injuring seven others, officials said.

JAMMU: Amid high tension triggered by heavy firing and shelling along Indo-Pak border in Jammu frontier during past fortnight, Indian and Pakistani troops are likely to hold a flag meeting on Monday to de-escalate tension. "The flag meeting is ...