CRPF Director General R.R. Bhatnagar on Tuesday visited the Sumbal camp of the force's 45th Battalion in Jammu and Kashmir to commend and decorate troopers who foiled a suicide attack, a statement said.


CRPF chif visits Sumbal camp to decorate men who foiled terror attack


IANS Automatic

The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) on Monday foiled an early morning suicide attack on one of its camp in Bandipora district of Jammu and Kashmir. Four terrorists were killed.


Suicide attack on CRPF camp in J&K, 4 militants killed


Four 'Fidayeen' militants were killed on Monday in an attack on a central reserve police force (CRPF) camp in north Kashmir's Bandipora district.


Four 'Fidayeen' militants killed in retaliatory fire in Kashmir


Continuing its probe into terror funding by Pakistan-based groups to stoke unrest in the Kashmir Valley, the NIA on Sunday conducted fresh raids across seven locations in Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir and seized several incriminating documents and foreign currency.


NIA raids again in Kashmir over terror funding


The NIA on Saturday seized over Rs 1 crore in cash, letterheads of banned terrorist organisations like LeT, and incriminating documents during two dozen raids conducted across Srinagar, Delhi, and Haryana in connection with terror funding by Pakistan-based groups to stoke unrest in Kashmir Valley.


NIA recovers LeT letterheads, cash in raids in Srinagar, Delhi in terror funding case (Fourth Lead)


Maintaining that the Kashmir issue cannot be solved in a "trice", Home Minister Rajnath Singh said the government was ready for talks with whichever section of Kashmiris was prepared to engage with the Centre, including the youths, but parried questions on talks with separatist groups.


Centre ready for talks with Kashmiris, says Rajnath, parries question on separatists


Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said the central government wants a permanent solution to the Kashmir problem by taking its people into confidence, and is moving ahead in that direction.


Will take people into confidence to resolve Kashmir issue: Rajnath


National Investigation Agency (NIA) teams on Saturday carried out raids at over 14 places in Srinagar and at eight places in the national capital in connection with alleged terror funding in the valley by Pakistan-based terrorist groups.


Terror funding: NIA raids in Srinagar, Delhi


The Jammu and Kashmir Police constable who went missing last month was  murdered by a colleague and not militants, a senior police official said on Thursday.


Missing J&K constable killed by colleague, not militants: Police


Indian Army chief Bipin Rawat on Thursday reviewed security situation and operational preparedness of the security forces in the Kashmir Valley, defence sources said.


Army chief reviews security in Kashmir Valley


A LeT module was busted in Jammu and Kashmir's Bandipora district and arrested five of its members arrested, police said on Thursday.


LeT module busted in Kashmir, five arrested


Defence Minister Arun Jaitley on Thursday accused Pakistan of vitiating the atmosphere for talks through terror even though India took a number of steps to ease tensions.


With terror, Pakistan 'successfully prevented' talks: Jaitley


A labourer was killed and two others, including a BSF trooper, were injured on Thursday in firing exchanges between Pakistani and Indian troops along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, an official said.


Civilian killed, 2 injured as India, Pakistan exchange fire along LoC


Bilal Mohiuddin Bhat, who on Wednesday made it to the civil services securing the 10th rank in the selection list, said Kashmiri youth should aim high to realise the dreams that their parents have seen for them.


Aim high to realise your parents' dreams, says Kashmiri civil service topper


After three days of curfew, restrictions and separatist-called protest shutdowns, life returned to normal in the Kashmir Valley on Wednesday.


Life returns to normal in Kahsmir Valley


The army's Northern Command chief, Lt. Gen. Devraj Anbu visited south Kashmir on Tuesday and commended the troops for successful counter-terror operations, a defence statement said.


Northern command chief visits south Kashmir, commends troops


Valley-wide restrictions and curfew was imposed by the authorities for the third consecutive day on Tuesday to prevent a separatist-called march to Tral, the hometown of slain Hizbul Mujahideen commander Sabzar Ahmad Bhat.


Valley under shut down as Hurriyat calls march to Tral


Three key Kashmiri separatists leaders on Monday appeared before the National Investigation Agency (NIA) here for questioning in connection with alleged funding from Pakistan-based terrorist groups.


NIA questions Kashmiri separatist leaders in Delhi


Rahul Jarngal, an engineer belonging to Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district, has scaled the Mount Everest.


Jammu engineer scales Mount Everest


An uneasy calm prevailed in Kashmir Valley on Sunday amid unprecedented security arrangements, a day after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Sabzar Bhat, as his burial late on Saturday night witnessed hundreds gather at his ancestral village in south Kashmir's Tral in defiance of curfew.


Massive security, curfew in Kashmir valley as Hizbul commander buried (Roundup)


Muhammad Yasin Malik, chairman of the Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), was arrested by the police  here on Sunday.

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