Ground Report: Highest Ceasefire Violations Along Line Of Control In 17 Years Ground Report: Highest Ceasefire Violations Along Line Of Control In 17 Years At Hamipur village near the border, a group of men and women says they owe their success to the Army s efforts
For the last one year, LoC saw highest number of ceasefire violations in the last 17 years
Srinagar:
There is uneasy calm at a forward post in Jammu and Kashmir s Poonch district. Just few hundred metres away is Kohat in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). For the last one year, the Line of Control (LoC) has seen the highest number of ceasefire violations in the last 17 years. Over 4,000 firing incidents have reported. On an average, 10 to 12 incidents have been reported every day along the 740-km LoC.
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Updated Dec 15, 2020 | 17:04 IST
The Indian Army started the process to grant Permanent Commission to eligible women officers in August after getting approval from the defence ministry in July. Lt. Col. Arthi Tiwari and Lt. Col. Rohina Varghese in Akhnoor among those who received permanent commission in the Indian Army. | Photo Credit: ANI
Srinagar: Two Lieutenant rank woman officers of the Indian Army, who have received Permanent Commission in the Army, said that they received the acceptance after facing many challenges.
Speaking to ANI, one of the woman Army officer, Lt Col Rohina Varghese said that constant efforts of many years of all the people including our seniors bore fruit. “We are equal. We put in equal efforts and work with the same dedication. I m second to none,” Lt Col Rohina said.