Indian troops have discovered an incomplete underground tunnel leading from Pakistan into Jammu and Kashmir, the defence ministry said Saturday.


Indian Army finds tunnel near Pakistan border


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The Indian Army will respond to ceasefire violations by Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said here Saturday.


India vows to respond to Pakistani firing


Faring firing from Pakistani forces, around 2,000 villagers belonging Friday left three villages close to the international border in Jammu district to move to safer places, police said.


Fearing firing, residents leave border villages in Jammu


The Delhi High Court Friday issued notice to the Pakistan High Commission, seeking its assistance on the custody issue of a four-year-old Pakistani girl, who had lost her parents in an accident near Srinagar in June.


HC notice to Pakistan mission on child's custody


Responding to Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit's claim that he did not breach protocol by meeting separatist leaders, India Friday said diplomacy is about "not saying the wrong things at any time".


Diplomacy is about not saying the wrong thing: India


With the Pakistan Rangers continuing to violate a bilateral ceasefire, villagers in Jammu's R.S. Pura and Arnia areas were Thursday advised not to venture out of their homes after dark.


Don't venture out after dark: Jammu villagers advised


A large cache of arms and ammunition was recovered from a car in Jammu and Kashmir's Bandipora district, police said Thursday.


Arms, ammunition recovered in Kashmir


Pakistan again violated the ceasefire Wednesday by firing at Indian positions on the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, an official said.


Pakistan violates ceasefire again


In a clear rebuff to Pakistan, India's external affairs ministry Wednesday said that following the Simla Agreement of 1972, India and Pakistan were the only two stakeholders on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir and "none else".


'India, Pakistan only two stakeholders in Kashmir issue'


Indian Army Chief General Dalbir Singh Suhag Wednesday paid tributes to the mortal remains of Havildar Gaya Prasad, whose body was found 18 years after he went missing from the Siachen Glacier in Jammu and Kashmir.


Tributes paid to soldier who died 18 years ago


The body of an Inddian Army soldier, which was found 18 years after he went missing from the Siachen Glacier in Jammu and Kashmir, was sent to his home in Uttar Pradesh Wednesday, police said.


Missing soldier's body sent home after 18 years


Pakistan continued its hobnobbing with Kashmiri separatists as its envoy Tuesday met hardline Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani and then moderate leader Mirwaiz Umer Farooq, a day after India called off foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan over the issue.


Talks off but Pakistani envoy meets Kashmiri separatists (Roundup)


Accusing Pakistan of causing derailment of bilateral talks with India by "forcefully" raking up the Kashmir issue, Congress leader Anand Sharma Tuesday also asked the government whether any understanding had been reached with the neighbouring country before agreeing to hold the foreign secretary-level meeting.


What was the understanding with Nawaz Sharif, asks Congress


Claiming seven past Indian prime ministers had "facilitated" meetings between Kashmiri separatists and visiting Pakistani leaders in India, JKLF leader Yasin Malik Tuesday asked if they were all wrong and the present Narendra Modi government, which called off talks with Pakistan, was "Mr Right".


Were seven PMs wrong in facilitating separatists' talks: Yasin Malik


A militant was killed Tuesday near the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara district in an army operation, police said.


Militant killed near LoC in Kashmir


Taking a tough stand at Pakistan's engagement with Kashmiri separatist leaders, India Monday called off the Aug 25 foreign secretary-level talks, terming unacceptable "the continued efforts to interfere" in its internal affairs. Pakistan described the decision as a "setback" to its efforts to promote good neighbourly relations.


India axes talks over invite to separatists, Pakistan terms it setback (Roundup)


Pakistan Monday described India's decision to call off foreign secretary-level talks as a "setback" to its efforts to promote good neighbourly relations with India.


India's decision to call off talks setback to good ties: Pakistan


In a tough move, India Monday called off the Aug 25 foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan after the latter's envoy held a meeting with a separatist Kashmiri leader. Pakistan described the decision as a "setback" to its efforts to promote good neighbourly relations.


India calls off talks over Pakistan envoy's invite to separatists (Third Lead)


Kashmiri separatist leaders Monday said they would go on to meet the Pakistan high commissioner despite India calling off foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan over the contentious issue of the invitation to them.


Kashmiri separatist leaders to go on to meet Pakistan envoy


In a tough move, India Monday called off the Aug 25 foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan after the latter's envoy held a meeting with a separatist Kashmiri leader here. Islamabad's interference in India's internal affairs was "unacceptable", it said.


India calls off talks, says Pakistan meddling in its affairs


A civilian was injured in firing by Pakistan Rangers in Jammu and Kashmir and has been admitted to a hospital here, police said Monday.

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