J&K LG lauds Army’s role in combating terror

Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday paid homage to the “bravehearts” on the Armed Forces Flag Day and lauded the Army in particular for playing a crucial role in combating terrorism and providing a secure environment to people in the Union Territory.To mark the Armed Forces Flag Day which was observed across Jammu and Kashmir, the armed forces flag was pinned on the Lt Governor Manoj Sinha in Raj Bhavan here.The Lt Governor expressed his gratitude and appreciation by contributing to the Armed Forces Flag Day Fund to honour the bravery and supreme sacrifice of valiant soldiers, sailors and airmen, an official spokesperson said.“Our armed forces have always remained in the forefront, ever ready to serve the nation with commitment, dedication and ready to render valuable service during natural calamities.“In Jammu Kashmir, the Army has been playing a crucial role in combating terrorism and providing a secure environment for people, particularly those who live along the borders and in the remote and far-flung areas of the Union Territory,” Sinha said. PTI

Armed Forces Flag Day: Rural school donates 1.4L

Mahalaxmi Nagindas Vidyalaya, a 600-student school in Vadi village, Padra, donated Rs 1,41,111 to the Armed Forces Flag Day fund. Vadodara's district collector and Lt Col Dr Kamalpreet Saggi commended the school for its generous contribution, setting an inspiring example for other institutions to support armed forces personnel and their families.

Jammu and Kashmir terror attack: Army jawan shot at by terrorists in Pulwama

In a troubling incident, an army jawan on leave was shot and wounded by terrorists in Tral, Jammu and Kashmir. The attack occurred on Wednesday, targeting the soldier while he was at home. He sustained a leg injury and is currently receiving medical treatment in stable condition.

Security forces kill one terrorist in Jammu & Kashmir's Srinagar; encounter under way

Security forces eliminated a terrorist during an encounter in Jammu and Kashmir's Dachigam forest on Tuesday. A joint operation was launched by the army and police in the Harwan area of Srinagar based on intelligence inputs. The operation involved a cordon and search, with firing exchanges commencing after initial contact.

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