Indian Army

Deccan Chronicle, on Thursday, ran a story on Indian Army's proposal of allowing civilians join the Armed Forces for three years needlessly dragging the 'bhatks' jibe in it.

Army Chief General M M Naravane said that the idea to open up Army for civilians came up after they learnt from visits to colleges and universities that the youth were eager to experience army life.

Colonel Sharma was a Commanding officer of the Indian Army's 21 Rashtriya Rifles laid down his life while encountering in Handwara.

Major Arya's comments have frustrated many Pakistani leaders. He seems to have touched a raw nerve. Many Pakistani politicians, including the CM of Balochistan Jam Kamal Khan, a Pakistani parliamentarian Sarfaraz Bugti have expressed angry reactions over his statements.

Congress has distanced itself from Chowdhury's tweet, calling his his personal opinion and not the party's stand.

AAP legislator Rajendra Pal Gautam, claimed that Indian Army jawans are insulted by their superiors with casteist slurs.

The dreaded terrorist Riyaz Naikoo was a top Hizbul Mujahideen commander. He had carried a reward of Rs 12 lakh on his head.

The over ground workers help the terrorists with local aid, logistics and shelter. They also work as eyes and ears of terrorists and supply them information about security personnel.

One Adil Saifudheen, a former Jamia student came out in support of Mahoor Parvez and questioned whether it is wrong to demand accountability from the government for 'human rights violation'.

As news emerged that four Indian Army personnel died fighting the Pakistani terrorists, the Pakistanis and Islamists took to social media to celebrate the Handwara attacks.