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- General Upendra Dwivedi takes over as the Chief of the Army Staff
- Rajnath Singh assumes charge as Defence Minister for the second consecutive term
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Indian Army reiterates presence of terrorist camps in Pakistan
The Indian Army has reiterated that terrorist camps in Pakistan were very much active and intent on creating trouble across the Indian border.
Major General Ravi Thodge, General-Officer-Commanding of the counter-insurgency Kilo Force in the Kashmir Valley said that “Guerrilla training camps are still active across the line of control.”
A huge cache of arms and ammunition along with other logistic support equipment were displayed. The arms and ammunition were seized by personnel of the 6 Rashtriya Rifles and Jammu and Kashmir Police in the dense Haphruda forests in Kupwara, Thodge said.
Eight AK-56 rifles, four AK-47 rifles, one under barrel grenade launcher (UBGL), eight UBGL grenades, 694 rounds of AK ammunition, 40 grenades, one radio set with antenna, 20 remote-control improvised explosive device (IED) boxes and 15 electric detonators, among other ammunition and equipment, have been recovered.
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