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There were three very special passengers on the emergency flight that brought Indian embassy staff and security personnel from Kabul on Tuesday.
Roobi (a female Belgian Malinois), Maya (a female Labrador) and Bobby (a male Doberman) were brought back from Kabul after the Taliban takeover.
The three combat dogs who were part of the ITBP commando security contingent in Afghanistan that guarded the Indian embassy for about three years.
They will now be deployed with the border guarding forces' anti-Maoist operations unit operating in Chhattisgarh, officials said on Wednesday.
Officials told news agency ANI that Roobi, Maya and Bobby detected many improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and protected the lives of not only Indian diplomats but also the local Afghan civilians working in the embassy.

Meet Roobi, Maya, Bobby - dogs who guarded India's Kabul embassy

Meet Roobi, Maya, Bobby - dogs who guarded India's Kabul embassy and were evacuated alongwith&nbsp;Indians on Tuesday. And they already have a new assignment

There were three very special passengers on the emergency flight that brought Indian embassy staff and security personnel from Kabul on Tuesday.
Roobi - a female Belgian Malinois, Maya - a female Labrador, and Bobby - a male Doberman, were brought back from Kabul after the Taliban takeover.
The three combat dogs who were part of the ITBP commando security contingent in Afghanistan that guarded the Indian embassy for about three years.
They will now be deployed with the border guarding forces' anti-Maoist operations unit operating in Chhattisgarh, officials said on Wednesday.
Officials told news agency ANI that Roobi, Maya and Bobby detected many improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and protected the lives of not only Indian diplomats but also the local Afghan civilians working in the embassy.

The three combat dogs, who were part of the ITBP commando security contingent in Afghanistan that guarded the Indian embassy for about three years,&nbsp; were brought back from Kabul after the Taliban takeover

There were three very special passengers on the emergency flight that brought Indian embassy staff and security personnel from Kabul on Tuesday.
Roobi (a female Belgian Malinois), Maya (a female Labrador) and Bobby (a male Doberman) were brought back from Kabul after the Taliban takeover.
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The three combat dogs who were part of the ITBP commando security contingent in Afghanistan that guarded the Indian embassy for about three years.
They will now be deployed with the border guarding forces' anti-Maoist operations unit operating in Chhattisgarh, officials said on Wednesday.
Officials told news agency ANI that Roobi, Maya and Bobby detected many improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and protected the lives of not only Indian diplomats but also the local Afghan civilians working in the embassy.

The family of a 30-year-old Kerala woman, Soumya Santosh who lost her life in a deadly Palestinian rocket attack in Israel, is yet to recover from shock. Her husband, a resident of Kerala&rsquo;s Idukki district, is struggling to console their nine-year-old son, who could not cope with the situation.
Ron Malka, Israel's ambassador to India, spoke to the family and expressed grief that Soumya&rsquo;s young son had lost his mother. Soumya&rsquo;s family is yet to come to terms with her tragic end. It happened at a time when Soumya was planning to return to Kerala, for a better life back home.
The Indian embassy authorities in Tel Aviv are making efforts to bring Soumya's mortal remains to India.

Family of Kerala woman killed in Israel rocket strike in shock, her son inconsolable

Indian woman dies in rocket attack in&nbsp;Israel&nbsp; Soumya&rsquo;s kin yet to come to terms with tragic end
Soumya&nbsp;was planning to come back to Kerala

The family of a 30-year-old Kerala woman, Soumya Santosh who lost her life in a deadly Palestinian rocket attack in Israel, is yet to recover from shock. Her husband, a resident of Kerala&rsquo;s Idukki district, is struggling to console their nine-year-old son, who could not cope with the situation.
Ron Malka, Israel's ambassador to India, spoke to the family and expressed grief that Soumya&rsquo;s young son had lost his mother. Soumya&rsquo;s family is yet to come to terms with her tragic end. It happened at a time when Soumya was planning to return to Kerala, for a better life back home.
The Indian embassy authorities in Tel Aviv are making efforts to bring Soumya's mortal remains to India.

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