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    Answer to continuous terrorist attacks is strict action, not hollow speeches: Rahul slams govt

    The Congress has strongly condemned the recent terror attack on Army personnel in Kathua. Leaders like Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra express condolences and call for strict action against terrorism. The nation mourns the martyrs and stands united against violence.

    Terrorist ambush in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua claims lives of five soldiers, six injured

    An army truck was ambushed by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district, resulting in four fatalities and six injuries. Security forces are actively engaged in anti-terror operations to address the recent surge in attacks. The region remains on high alert due to escalating violence.

    J&K: 4 terrorists, 2 soldiers killed in twin Kulgam encounters; operations underway

    Two soldiers died of bullet wounds, and four terrorists were killed in twin gunfights in south Kashmir’s Kulgam district Saturday. Lance Naik Pradeep Naik of the Army’s Para Commando unit was killed in Modergam village, while havildar Raj Kumar of 1 Rashtriya Rifles ...

    J&K: Indian Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi visits Poonch, reviews security situation along LoC

    Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi arrived in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch after taking over as the country’s COAS. He held a security meeting with army officers and met with troops of brigade headquarters This was the first visit after assuming cha...

    Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi takes over as Indian Army Chief; Gen Manoj Pande accorded with Guard of Honour on last day

    General Upendra Dwivedi assumed command of the Indian Army on Sunday, becoming the 30th Chief of the Army. Hailing from Madhya Pradesh, he is a veteran of the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles and previously served as the Vice Chief of Army Staff from February of the same year. General Dwivedi attended Sainik School Rewa in Madhya Pradesh before joining the National Defence Academy in January 1981. He was commissioned into the 18th Battalion of the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles on December 15, 1984. Throughout his career, he has commanded this battalion in both the challenging terrains of Kashmir valley and the deserts of Rajasthan.

    Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi to take over as Indian Army Chief on June 30

    Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi will become the 30th Chief of the Indian Army, succeeding Gen Manoj Pande, who completed his 26-month tenure. Dwivedi has served as the Northern Army Commander, gaining experience in the military standoff on the Ladakh Frontier. Born on July 1, 1964, he has served in various commands, staff, and foreign appointments.

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