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Major General Mohit Seth took over as General Officer Commanding, Counter Insurgency Force Kilo.

More than 20,000 Kashmiri youths have participated in the Army's first Agniveer recruitment rally in the valley, notwithstanding a plan of sabotage by the terrorists of Jaish-e-Mohammad.

The Army on Sunday paid homage to assault dog Axel, who was killed in an encounter on Sunday in Baramulla’s Wanigambala area; a terrorist too was eliminated in the gunfight

‘Axel’ fell to the militants’ bullets during a gunfight in the district’s Wanigam Bala village

The Army paid tribute and laid to rest its canine soldier, Axel, who died during an anti-terror mission but not before locating the position of a holed-up terrorist and thus saving a nearby mosque.

The Army on Sunday paid homage to and laid to rest its canine soldier ‘Axel’ who made the supreme sacrifice during an anti-terror operation but not before pinpointing the location of a holed-up terrorist and thereby protecting a mosque in the vicinity.

Major General SS Salaria General Officer Commanding (GoC) of the counter-insurgency Kilo Force, on Monday visited martyred constable Mudasir Sheikhs house in Uri, on the occasion of his sisters marriage.

‘123 evacuations carried out, 29 tonnes material flown’ Fayaz Bukhari Srinagar, July 11: The Indian Air Force today said that first responders to the cloudburst incident near the holy cave shrine of Amarnath in Kashmir ensured that the death toll was less. Click here to watch video “Due to the initial efforts which people on the spot put in on the first day, the fatality rate and the number of casualties were limited,” Air Commodore Pankaj Mittal told reporters here. […]

In one of the major peacetime rescue operations, the Indian Army has deployed men and machinery including latest equipment to rescue the Amarnath pilgrims who were injured in the flash flood triggered by heavy rain, an Army official said here on Saturday.

Amarnath Flash Flood: The Indian Army has deployed men and machinery including latest equipment to rescue the Amarnath pilgrims who were injured in the flash flood triggered by heavy rain, an Army official said.