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Record 411 million people took train journeys so far this April: Indian Railways - Vimarsana News

Record 411 million people took train journeys so far this April: Indian Railways

Passenger trains carried around 370 million passengers in the same period last year, while this figure was 350 million in 2019 | Latest News India

Pakistani Rangers: Cross-border firing stops along IB in Jammu, border dwellers start returning home - Vimarsana News

Pakistani Rangers: Cross-border firing stops along IB in Jammu, border dwellers start returning home

The official said two BSF personnel and a woman were injured on Thursday night and have been hospitalised. One jawan has been shifted to the GMC Hospital in Jammu. They have been identified as Basavraj SR, who hails from Karnataka, and Sher Singh. The woman has been identified as Rajni Bala of Arnia. Pakistan Rangers had fired 82 and 120 mm mortar shells and used heavy machine guns, triggering fear among the border dwellers.

Pak firing at Jammu border stops, villagers return home - Vimarsana News

Pak firing at Jammu border stops, villagers return home

The intermittent exchange of fire between Pakistani Rangers and Border Security Force personnel along the International Border in Arnia and RS Pura sectors of Jammu district ended early Friday, officials said.

Source: rediff.com
Jammu and Kashmir | Cross-border firing between Pakistani Rangers and BSF personnel stops along International Border in Jammu, border dwellers start returning home - Vimarsana News

Jammu and Kashmir | Cross-border firing between Pakistani Rangers and BSF personnel stops along International Border in Jammu, border dwellers start returning home

Scores of families that had fled the border hamlets overnight after the unprovoked firing by Pakistani Rangers have now started returning to their homes