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Officials of the BSF have shot down a Pakistani drone and seized a bag containing suspected narcotics from Punjab's Amritsar. The BSF said that it was the fourth drone shot down by them in the last two days.

Acting on a tip-off, the troops of Border Outpost Banpur, 54 Battalion, under South Bengal Frontier launched an operation and seized nine gold biscuits, nineteen gold chips, and a gold chain. BSF Seizes Gold Worth Rs 86 Lakh at Indo-Bangladesh Border in Nadia District of West Bengal (See Pics).

62 companies of Central Armed Forces and 126 columns of the Indian Army have been deployed in the northeastern state

The chief ministers visit to Delhi followed the demand by 10 tribal MLAs belonging to the Chin-Kuki-Mizo-Zomi group in Manipur for a separate administration for their region in the wake of recent violent clashes between the Meiteis and tribals.

Border Security Forces on Sunday apprehended two Indian women from West Bengals South Dinajpur district who were attempting to smuggle gold biscuits from Bangladesh to India, read a BSF statement.

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's arrest in the Al-Qadir Trust case on Tuesday triggered massive protests between his supporters and police in several cities that left at least six people dead and several injured. Angry protesters stormed a radio station in Pakistan on Wednesday and supporters clashed with police in the capital of Islamabad. The supporters of former premier Imran Khan on Wednesday attacked the Lahore residence of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, police sai...

BSF has recovered a consignment of narcotics dropped by a Pakistani drone near Amritsar border village. The suspected package weighed nearly 1.590 kg.

The Border Security Forces (BSF) Meghalaya rescued 70 cattle from the international border of West Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya, which were being smuggled from India to Bangladesh, the force informed...

Border Security Forces in Meghalaya rescued 70 cattle that were being smuggled from India to Bangladesh from the international border of West Jaintia Hills.

Security Advisor to the Manipur government, Kuldiep Singh on Saturday said that the number of confirmed deaths in the violence is about 28-30 but the government has to verify it further.