Two militants have been killed in the Tral encounter. Search operation are going on.
One militant killed in Tral encounter so far. The operation is still going on.
US trying to find common ground between India and Pakistan: Pompeo
The United States is trying to find a common ground between India and Pakistan, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said, describing Kashmir as a long-standing battle between the two South Asian neighbours. (PTI)
Just In | Encounter on between militants and security forces at Reshipora Tral in Pulwama, News18 has reported. Cordon and search operation underway.
JeM chief Masood Azhar alive: Pak Punjab Minister for Information and Culture
The Provincial Minister of Information and Culture for Pakistani Punjab, Fayyaz Ul Hassan Chohan, has said that JeM chief Masood Azhar is alive. Rumours and speculations regarding the death of the terror outfit's leader were doing the rounds since yesterday.
US has sought information on Pakistan's potential misuse of the F-16 fighter jets, news agency PTI has reported.
"We have got pieces of [Pakistan's] F-16 which we have shown," Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa has said.
IAF is not in a position to clarify the number of casualties. The government will clarify that. We do not count human casualties, we count what targets we have hit or not: Air Chief Marshal Dhanoa
Rafale is likely to be inducted in the month of September (2019): Air Chief Marshal Dhanoa
If we had dropped bombs in the jungle, why would they respond: Air Chief Marshal Dhanoa's reaction to question asked about the effectiveness of IAF’s air strike against JeM’s Balakot terror camp.
Responding to a question on why the MiG-21 Bison was used against Pakistan’s F-16, Air Chief Marshal Dhanoa has said that “MiG-21 Bison is capable, it has been upgraded, it has a better weapons system and a better radar. It is an upgraded aircraft.”
Air Chief Marshal Dhanoa on Abhinandan returning to flying fighter jets: Does he (Abhinandan) fly again or not, depends on his medical fitness.
Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa is taking questions at a press conference in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
Punjab state minister Navjot Singh Sidhu has tweeted: "300 terrorist dead, Yes or No? What was the purpose then? Were you uprooting terrorist or trees? Was it an election gimmick? Deceit possesses our land in guise of fighting a foreign enemy. Stop politicising the army, it is as sacred as the state."
Pakistan violated ceasefire in Akhnoor sector at 3.00 am today. The Indian Army retaliated effectively. Firing stopped at 6.30 am, ANI has reported.
Pakistan may soon take 'action' against Masood Azhar: PTI report
The Pakistan government in order to de-escalate the tensions with India, has decided to launch a crackdown on terror outfit Jaish-e-Muhammed (JeM) chief Masood Azhar, according to a top government source while a media report said yesterday that Islamabad may even withdraw its opposition to the move to list him as global terrorist in the UN Security Council.
"The government has decided in principle to launch crackdown on the leadership of the JeM (Azhar)," the source told news agency PTI. He said the action against JeM in the country is "expected any time soon".
"In order to de-escalate the tensions between India and Pakistan, the Imran Khan government has planned action against the JeM," the source said.
"This will be another significant move of the Imran Khan government to de-escalate tensions after handing over the captured Indian pilot to his country," he said. (PTI)
Two militants have been killed in the Tral encounter. Search operation are going on.
One militant killed in Tral encounter so far. The operation is still going on.
US trying to find common ground between India and Pakistan: Pompeo
The United States is trying to find a common ground between India and Pakistan, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said, describing Kashmir as a long-standing battle between the two South Asian neighbours. (PTI)
Just In | Encounter on between militants and security forces at Reshipora Tral in Pulwama, News18 has reported. Cordon and search operation underway.
JeM chief Masood Azhar alive: Pak Punjab Minister for Information and Culture
The Provincial Minister of Information and Culture for Pakistani Punjab, Fayyaz Ul Hassan Chohan, has said that JeM chief Masood Azhar is alive. Rumours and speculations regarding the death of the terror outfit's leader were doing the rounds since yesterday.
US has sought information on Pakistan's potential misuse of the F-16 fighter jets, news agency PTI has reported.
"We have got pieces of [Pakistan's] F-16 which we have shown," Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa has said.
IAF is not in a position to clarify the number of casualties. The government will clarify that. We do not count human casualties, we count what targets we have hit or not: Air Chief Marshal Dhanoa
Rafale is likely to be inducted in the month of September (2019): Air Chief Marshal Dhanoa
If we had dropped bombs in the jungle, why would they respond: Air Chief Marshal Dhanoa's reaction to question asked about the effectiveness of IAF’s air strike against JeM’s Balakot terror camp.
Responding to a question on why the MiG-21 Bison was used against Pakistan’s F-16, Air Chief Marshal Dhanoa has said that “MiG-21 Bison is capable, it has been upgraded, it has a better weapons system and a better radar. It is an upgraded aircraft.”
Air Chief Marshal Dhanoa on Abhinandan returning to flying fighter jets: Does he (Abhinandan) fly again or not, depends on his medical fitness.
Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa is taking questions at a press conference in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
Punjab state minister Navjot Singh Sidhu has tweeted: "300 terrorist dead, Yes or No? What was the purpose then? Were you uprooting terrorist or trees? Was it an election gimmick? Deceit possesses our land in guise of fighting a foreign enemy. Stop politicising the army, it is as sacred as the state."
Pakistan violated ceasefire in Akhnoor sector at 3.00 am today. The Indian Army retaliated effectively. Firing stopped at 6.30 am, ANI has reported.
Pakistan may soon take 'action' against Masood Azhar: PTI report
The Pakistan government in order to de-escalate the tensions with India, has decided to launch a crackdown on terror outfit Jaish-e-Muhammed (JeM) chief Masood Azhar, according to a top government source while a media report said yesterday that Islamabad may even withdraw its opposition to the move to list him as global terrorist in the UN Security Council.
"The government has decided in principle to launch crackdown on the leadership of the JeM (Azhar)," the source told news agency PTI. He said the action against JeM in the country is "expected any time soon".
"In order to de-escalate the tensions between India and Pakistan, the Imran Khan government has planned action against the JeM," the source said.
"This will be another significant move of the Imran Khan government to de-escalate tensions after handing over the captured Indian pilot to his country," he said. (PTI)