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JAISALMER: A suspicious trained falcon fitted with a GPS was caught on Sunday evening by the jawans of the Border Security Force (BSF) along the Indo-.

Twelve Bangladeshi nationals, including six women, were repatriated to their country on Tuesday, a year after they entered into India illegally 'in search of jobs', officials said.Agartala-based Bangladesh Assistant High Commission (AHC) ...

BSF troops in Tripura apprehended 23 Bangladeshi smugglers involved in trans-border smuggling of sugar. The troops laid ambush and seized 125 bags of sugar weighing 6250 Kg from the smugglers. They also confiscated 17 mobile phones. Out of the 23 smugglers, 22 are from Feni district and one is from Chattogram district. The Border Guarding Force of Bangladesh was contacted for a flag meeting.

Md Rahul Amin, who was deployed at the Kulubari border outpost in Sepahijala district, sustained injuries on his face and body in the attack.

Manish Tripathi pointed out that the high expectations of the trust and the work of sculptor Arun Yogiraj, who built the idol of Ram Lalla, helped his team in creating ideas for the idol’s wardrobe collection

The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) had sought permission for the clearance of 100 trees located on the lake offshore area of Kempambundi Lake in Nayandahalli.

A Border Security Force (BSF) jawan posted along the Indo-Bangladesh border at Tehatta in Nadia district in West Bengal has allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself with his service revolver.Sources said that the incident took place late ...

Pigeon crosses Indo-Pak border into India's Pathankot area, captured and detained for being a 'suspected spy'.

This is not the first pigeon suspected of espionage in India

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