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If the government implements the proposal, then the Army would be deployed only at the disputed border with Pakistan called the Line of Control (LoC).

Modi govt to withdraw Indian Army completely from Kashmir hinterland? Talks in 'advanced stage': report

If the government implements the proposal, then the Army would be deployed only at the disputed border with Pakistan called the Line of Control (LoC).

In a major development, the Narendra Modi government is reportedly discussing the possibility of withdrawing the Indian Army completely from the hinterland of Kashmir.
The proposal has been under discussion for around two years, and has reached an advanced stage now, according to a report in The Indian Express. If the government implements the proposal, then the Army would be deployed only at the disputed border with Pakistan called the Line of Control (LoC).
The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) would cover the duties of Army personnel regarding anti-terror operations and law-and-order in the Valley, the report said.
The move comes three-and-a-half years after the Modi government revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special status, and the state was bifurcated and converted into a Union Territory by the Parliament.
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The incident occurred in Macchil sector of Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir.

At Pakistan LoC, 3 Indian Army soldiers killed after falling into deep gorge during routine patrol

The incident occurred in Macchil sector of Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir.

In a distressing incident, 3 Indian Army soldiers died at the India-Pakistan disputed border.
The Army said on 11 January 2023 that the three soldiers were patrolling along the Line of Control (LoC) when they slipped into a deep gorge after snow on the track gave way.
The incident occurred in Macchil sector of Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir.
The victims included a Junior Commissioned Officer (JCO). All 3 bodies have been retrieved.
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General Manoj Pande said that there has been a "marked reduction in violence parameters" in Jammu and Kashmir.

Amid terror attacks on civilians, Indian Army chief comments on security situation in J&K

General Manoj Pande said that there has been a "marked reduction in violence parameters" in Jammu and Kashmir.

Amid continuing attacks on civilians by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir, Indian Army chief General Manoj Pande commented on the security situation in the Union Territory, as well as the disputed border.
Gen Pande said that the 2021 ceasefire understanding with Pakistan is "holding well", but terror infrastructure across the disputed border is still operational.
Amid concern over targeted attacks on civilians in Jammu and Kashmir - most recently in Rajouri - the Army chief said that there has been a "marked reduction in violence parameters".
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Authorities on Tuesday imposed night curfew for a kilometre stretch along the International Border in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba district to ensure better area domination by BSF troops, according to an official order.
The step was taken in view of the threat of cross-border infiltration and smuggling of weapons through drones in the present foggy weather, it stated.
The order issued by the district magistrate Anuradha Gupta banned the movement of civilians from 9 PM to 6 AM in area up to one kilometer from the International Border (IB) in Samba district.
"No person or group of persons shall move in the area up to one kilometer along the International Border in district Samba from 2100 hrs to 0600 hour during the night," the order stated.
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This order shall come into force with immediate effect and shall remain in force for a period of two months from the date of its issuance, if not withdrawn or /rescinded earlier.

Punjab: another drone carrying 'consignment' shot down by BSF along Pak border

A green-coloured packet was recovered from under the drone and it had two kg material, which is suspected to be narcotics, a BSF spokesperson said.

The Border Security Force shot down a quad-copter drone suspected to be carrying narcotics on Sunday night along the India-Pakistan international border in the Amritsar region, officials said. &nbsp; This is the second such incident in past three days at this frontier.
The drone weighing 12 kgs had four propellers. It was intercepted and shot down around 9.15 pm near the Rania border post in the Amritsar sector by the troops of the 22nd Battalion of the BSF, they said.
A green-coloured packet was recovered from under the drone and it had two kg material, which is suspected to be narcotics, a BSF spokesperson said.
In a similar incident that took place on the intervening night of October 13-14, the BSF shot down a large (quad copter) Pakistani drone in the Gurdaspur sector of Punjab.&nbsp;
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A day after two non-local labourers were shot at and injured by terrorists in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday, the police  on Sunday gunned down two terrorists near the Line of Control (LoC) at Tekri Nar in the Machil area of Kupwara. 
According to the police several arms and ammunition including Two AK-47 rifles, two pistols, and four hand grenades were recovered from the possession of the terrorists
The identity of killed terrorists is yet to be acertained. 
Around 10 days ago, too, 2 terrorists were nuetralized by the cops after an encounter in the Nowgam area of Srinagar district, following a 'specific input' generated by Kashmir Police. 
 

Two terrorists neutralized in Jammu-Kashmir's Kupwara district

The identity of killed terrorists is yet to be ascertained.&nbsp;

A day after two non-local labourers were shot at and injured by terrorists in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday, the police on Sunday gunned down two terrorists near the Line of Control (LoC) at Tekri Nar in the Machil area of Kupwara.&nbsp;
According to the police, several arms and ammunition including Two AK-47 rifles, two pistols, and four hand grenades were recovered from the possession of the terrorists
The identity of killed terrorists is yet to be ascertained.&nbsp;
Around 10 days ago, too, 2 terrorists were neutralized by the cops after an encounter in the Nowgam area of Srinagar district, following a 'specific input' generated by Kashmir Police.&nbsp;
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In an upsetting incident, an accidental grenade blast occurred along the disputed India-Pakistan border. The accidental explosion claimed the lives of two Indian Army soldiers - a captain and a junior commissioned officer.
The incident occurred along the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district on 17 July. The victims were on duty in the Mendhar sector when the blast occurred late at night.
The two soldiers were airlifted to a hospital in Udhampur, but they succumbed to their injuries during treatment.
Days earlier, the Indian Army was rocked by an incident of fratricide in the same area. On 15 July, a soldier had opened fire at his fellow troopers in Poonch. Two soldiers had died, while two had been injured in the incident. The attacker had shot himself in the stomach.

Grenade blast near India-Pakistan disputed border: 'Accident' says Army; 2 soldiers killed

The accidental explosion near the LoC claimed the lives of two Indian Army soldiers - a captain and a junior commissioned officer.

In an upsetting incident, an accidental grenade blast occurred along the disputed India-Pakistan border. The accidental explosion claimed the lives of two Indian Army soldiers - a captain and a junior commissioned officer.
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The two soldiers were airlifted to a hospital in Udhampur, but they succumbed to their injuries during treatment. They were identified as Captain Anand, and JCO Naib Subedar Bhagwan Singh. Captain Anand hailed from Champa Nagar in Bihar's Bhagalpur, while Naib Subedar Bhagwan Singh belonged to Pokhar Bhitta village in Uttar Pradesh's Ambedkar Nagar.
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The Centre has notified amendments to environmental impact assessment rules, exempting highway projects related to defence and strategic importance within 100 km of the Line of Control or the border from the requirement of environmental clearance.

Highways within 100 km of LoC, borders won't need environmental clearance: Centre

Environmental activists had opposed the draft notification issued in April to exempt border projects from environmental clearance, saying it would cause environmental degradation in areas having a fragile ecology.

The Centre has notified amendments to environmental impact assessment rules, exempting highway projects related to defence and strategic importance within 100 km of the Line of Control or the border from the requirement of environmental clearance.
The notification issued by the Union Environment Ministry also exempts projects pertaining to the expansion of terminal buildings at airports (without an increase in the existing area of the airport) from seeking a green nod.
It also increases the exemption threshold of biomass-based power plants which also use auxiliary fuels such as coal, lignite or petroleum products up to 15 percent and fish handling capacity of ports and harbours which exclusively handle fish.
&ldquo;Highway projects related to defence and strategic importance in border states are sensitive in nature and in many cases need to be executed on priority keeping in view strategic, defence, and security considerations.
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&ldquo;And in this regard, the central government deems it necessary to exempt such projects from the requirement of environmental clearance in the border areas subject to specified standard operating procedure along with standard environmental safeguards for self-compliance by the executing agency,&rdquo; the notification read.
All highway projects are exempted up to 100 km from the LOC or the border, it said.
Environmental activists had opposed the draft notification issued in April to exempt border projects from environmental clearance, saying it would cause environmental degradation in areas having a fragile ecology.
With the amended policy coming into force, certain stretches of the Char Dham project in Uttarakhand, and several other projects in the Himalayas and the northeast which fall within 100 km of the border or the LoC will not require the green nod.
The project involves the widening of 899 km of roads in ecologically sensitive areas of Uttarakhand to improve connectivity to Kedarnath, Badrinath, Yamunothri, and Gangotri shrines.

Amid a spate of terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, a Pakistani woman was arrested in the Union Territory's Poonch district. The Pakistani woman was detained after she crossed the Line of Control (LoC), which is the disputed border.
The incident occurred at night on 15 July. The woman has reportedly been identified as 49-year-old Rozina, a resident of Ferozbanda area in Pakistan's capital city Islamabad.
The Indian Army arrested Rozina after she crossed the LoC at Chakra da Bagh in Poonch. It is not yet clear whether she accidentally crossed the porous border.
This comes days after a major terrorist incident in Jammu and Kashmir's capital Srinagar. On 12 July, terrorists killed a police officer and injured two others in an attack on a naka party in Lal Bazar area of Srinagar. There has also been a spate of attacks on civilians in recent months.

Pakistani woman held by Indian Army after she crossed LoC in J&K's Poonch

The woman has reportedly been identified as 49-year-old Rozina, a resident of Ferozbanda area in Pakistan's capital city Islamabad.

Amid a spate of terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, a Pakistani woman was arrested in the Union Territory's Poonch district. The Pakistani woman was detained after she crossed the Line of Control (LoC), which is the disputed border.
The incident occurred at night on 15 July. The woman has reportedly been identified as 49-year-old Rozina, a resident of Ferozbanda area in Pakistan's capital city Islamabad.
The Indian Army arrested Rozina after she crossed the LoC at Chakra da Bagh in Poonch. It is not yet clear whether she accidentally crossed the porous border.
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This comes days after a major terrorist incident in Jammu and Kashmir's capital Srinagar. On 12 July, terrorists killed a police officer and injured two others in an attack on a naka party in Lal Bazar area of Srinagar. There has also been a spate of attacks on civilians in recent months.

A dangerous landmine explosion occurred near the disputed India-Pakistan border in Jammu and Kashmir on June 12. Two Indian Army soldiers were injured in the landmine blast near the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district.
The mine was part of an anti-infiltration obstacle system meant to deter or neutralise terrorists crossing over from the Pakistan-controlled side.
The landmine was triggered when Indian soldiers were trying to extinguish a forest fire in Balakote area. The injured personnel were hospitalised after the incident.
Similar incidents had occurred less than a month earlier in the same district. Several landmine explosions amid a forest fire had been reported from Poonch on May 18. No injuries had been reported then.
Jammu and Kashmir has seen a spike in fires in forests and agricultural land in recent times.

Landmine blast near India-Pakistan LoC; 2 Army soldiers injured while trying to douse forest fire

The mine was part of an anti-infiltration obstacle system meant to deter or neutralise terrorists crossing over from the Pakistan-controlled side.

A dangerous landmine explosion occurred near the disputed India-Pakistan border in Jammu and Kashmir on June 12. Two Indian Army soldiers were injured in the landmine blast near the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district.
The mine was part of an anti-infiltration obstacle system meant to deter or neutralise terrorists crossing over from the Pakistan-controlled side.
The landmine was triggered when Indian soldiers were trying to extinguish a forest fire in Balakote area. The injured personnel were hospitalised after the incident.
Similar incidents had occurred less than a month earlier in the same district. Several landmine explosions amid a forest fire had been reported from Poonch on May 18. No injuries had been reported then.
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In a concerning incident, several landmine explosions occurred along the Line of Control (LoC) between India and Pakistan. The landmines at LoC were triggered by a forest fire in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch on May 18.
The fire started on the Pakistan-controlled side of the LoC and then spread to the Indian side in the Mendhar sector. Nearly half a dozen landmines which were part of the anti-infiltration obstacle system exploded, according to officials.
The fire has reportedly been raging for 3 days, and the Indian Army is helping local authorities in trying to douse it. Meanwhile, another fire broke out in Rajouri district near the border.
Fires were also reported from agricultural fields along the International Border (IB) in Jammu.

Landmine blasts at LoC in J&K, triggered by forest fire; Indian Army helping douse it

The fire started on the Pakistan-controlled side of the LoC and then spread to the Indian side in the Mendhar sector.

In a concerning incident, several landmine explosions occurred along the Line of Control (LoC) between India and Pakistan. The landmines at LoC were triggered by a forest fire in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch on May 18.
The fire started on the Pakistan-controlled side of the LoC and then spread to the Indian side in the Mendhar sector. Nearly half a dozen landmines which were part of the anti-infiltration obstacle system exploded, according to officials.
The fire has reportedly been raging for 3 days, and the Indian Army is helping local authorities in trying to douse it. Meanwhile, another fire broke out in Rajouri district near the border.
Fires were also reported from agricultural fields along the International Border (IB) in Jammu.

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