Newsroom24x7 Network New Delhi: Sixty-three persons were killed, including 40 civilians and 23 security personnel, in ceasefire violations and cross-border terrorism in the year 2017 while there were 22 casualties in 2016 and 21 and 2015. This information was given by India’s Minister of State for Defence Dr. Subhash Bhamre in a written reply to
Lalit Shastri While Indian soldiers are laying down their life and casualties continue to mount in Jammu and Kashmir due to the low intensity war being waged against India by Pakistan, the Home Minister of India, Rajnath Singh has had this to say on the Kashmir crisis: Currently there is tension at India-Pakistan border. Whatever
Newsroom24x7 Network New Delhi: There have been 239 ceasefire violations by Pakistan resulting in the death of 3 Army personnel and and equal number of civilians in the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir between January and June this year. There have been 239 ceasefire violations by Pakistan along the line of control (LoC) under
Newsroom24x7 Desk Kashmir : Pakistani forces opened fire and killed two Indian soldiers who were patrolling along the de facto border, the fence that divides Pakistan and India at the Kashmir territory. Indian Army confirmed reports and informed that the incident took place in the Gurez area of Bandipora district. Repeated attempts of ceasefire violations
Newsroom24x7 Desk New Delhi : Chakan Da Bagh will stand witness to one of the major issues that bothers the neighbors in this part of the world. India and Pakistan will be seated face to face with questions on their minds expecting answers to flow through, which may or may not convince the other side.
