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Nearly all the terrorists involved in the killings of civilians in Jammu and Kashmir last month have been neutralised and the armed forces are now focussing on intelligence-based "surgical operations" involving smaller teams to deal with terror activities in the Union Territory, sources in the security establishment said on Sunday.
They said a "refined" approach to deal with terrorism has been put in place under a more nuanced framework of better coordination among the Jammu and Kashmir police, the intelligence agencies and the Army with an aim to minimise collateral damage.
After a spell of relative calm, Jammu and Kashmir witnessed a spate of killings of innocent civilians last month, triggering apprehensions of an intense cycle of violence and turmoil in the region.
The sources said a major focus of the anti-terror drill has been to achieve "zero loss" of innocent lives and all wings of the security forces have been trying to achieve it.
That is why the focus has been on "intelligence-based surgical operations" involving smaller teams, with a focus on drawing support from the local population to such actions, they added.
According to intelligence inputs, Pakistan-based terror handlers have instructed their proxies operating in Kashmir to ensure at least 10 civilian deaths whenever the security forces undertake counter-terror operations, the sources said.
They said 24 civilians were killed and 49 injured in various counter-terror operations in 2018.
Over the past three years, the security forces undertook a series of measures to ensure minimum collateral damage and as a result of such efforts, only two civilians were killed and two received minor injuries in 2021, the sources said.
Asked about the encounter in Srinagar's Hyderpora, they said a certain section is focussing on it to occupy "lost space".
Jammu and Kashmir police chief Dilbag Singh on Thursday said the ongoing investigation into the Hyderpora encounter suggests that the terrorists were supported by a network in carrying out terror activities.

J&K: All terrorists involved in civilian killings last month have been neutralised

Nearly all the terrorists involved in the killings of civilians in Jammu and Kashmir last month have been neutralised, news agency PTI has reported quoting sources in security establishment.

Reports says nearly all terrorists involved in J&K killings have been shot

Nearly all the terrorists involved in the killings of civilians in Jammu and Kashmir last month have been neutralised, news agency PTI has reported quoting sources in security establishment.
The report added that the armed forces are now focusing on intelligence-based "surgical operations" involving smaller teams to deal with terror activities in Kashmir.
After a spell of relative calm, Jammu and Kashmir witnessed a spate of killings of innocent civilians last month.
The PTI report said a major focus of the anti-terror drill has been to achieve "zero loss" of innocent lives and all wings of the security forces have been trying to achieve it.
The focus has been on "intelligence-based surgical operations" involving smaller teams, with a focus on drawing support from the local population to such actions.
According to intelligence inputs, Pakistan-based terror handlers have instructed their proxies operating in Kashmir to ensure at least 10 civilian deaths whenever the security forces undertake counter-terror operations, sources in security establishment told PTI.

PTI has reported that the armed forces are now focussing on intelligence-based "surgical operations" involving smaller teams to deal with terror activities in Kashmir

Nearly all the terrorists involved in the killings of civilians in Jammu and Kashmir last month have been neutralised and the armed forces are now focusing on intelligence-based "surgical operations" involving smaller teams to deal with terror activities in the Union Territory, sources in the security establishment said on Sunday.
They said a "refined" approach to deal with terrorism has been put in place under a more nuanced framework of better coordination among the Jammu and Kashmir police, the intelligence agencies and the Army with an aim to minimise collateral damage.
After a spell of relative calm, Jammu and Kashmir witnessed a spate of killings of innocent civilians last month, triggering apprehensions of an intense cycle of violence and turmoil in the region.
The sources said a major focus of the anti-terror drill has been to achieve "zero loss" of innocent lives and all wings of the security forces have been trying to achieve it.
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That is why the focus has been on "intelligence-based surgical operations" involving smaller teams, with a focus on drawing support from the local population to such actions, they added.
According to intelligence inputs, Pakistan-based terror handlers have instructed their proxies operating in Kashmir to ensure at least 10 civilian deaths whenever the security forces undertake counter-terror operations, the sources said.
They said 24 civilians were killed and 49 injured in various counter-terror operations in 2018.
Over the past three years, the security forces undertook a series of measures to ensure minimum collateral damage and as a result of such efforts, only two civilians were killed and two received minor injuries in 2021, the sources said.
Asked about the encounter in Srinagar's Hyderpora, they said a certain section is focusing on it to occupy "lost space".
Jammu and Kashmir police chief Dilbag Singh on Thursday said the ongoing investigation into the Hyderpora encounter suggests that the terrorists were supported by a network in carrying out terror activities.
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Jyoti Nainwal, wife of soldier Deepak Nainwal who died fighting terrorists in Kulgam in 2018, became a Lieutenant of the Indian Army after she passed out of the Officers' Training Academy in Chennai on Saturday.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was overwhelmed & thanked the Mahar Regiment and her family for their support. "I never thought I'll go for a job as I was a homemaker. Only when my husband was in the hospital, I saw how the Army takes care of their soldiers. So I decided to join the Army and my husband's Mahar Regiment helped. I want to tell the wives of other martyrs that we should live in a way that our children don't need to take anyone else as their inspiration," she said.
Soon after losing her husband in the battle, Jyoti Nainwal prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces & cleared the test, & underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.
More than 150 cadets were commissioned on Saturday. Vice-Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen CP Mohanty was present for the passing out parade.
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Wife of a Soldier who died fighting terrorists, Jyoti Nainwal becomes Indian Army officer

Jyoti Nainwal prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces & cleared the test, & underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.

Jyoti Nainwal, the wife of soldier Deepak Nainwal, who died fighting terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's&nbsp;Kulgam in 2018, became a Lieutenant of the Indian Army after she passed out of the Officers' Training Academy in Chennai on Saturday.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was overwhelmed &amp; thanked the Mahar Regiment and her family for their support.
She prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces &amp; underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.
More than 150 cadets were commissioned on Saturday. Vice-Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen CP Mohanty was present for the passing out parade.

Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.

Jyoti Nainwal, wife of soldier Deepak Nainwal who died fighting terrorists in<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kulgam-encounter-3-jem-terrorists-killed-dsp-army-jawan-killed-1551018230750"> Kulgam </a>in 2018, became a Lieutenant of the Indian Army after she passed out of the Officers' Training Academy in Chennai on Saturday.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was cheered on by her two children, who also wore army uniforms during the passing out parade.
Lieutenant Jyoti Nainwal was overwhelmed &amp; thanked the Mahar Regiment and her family for their support. "I never thought I'll go for a job as I was a homemaker. Only when my husband was in the hospital, I saw how the Army takes care of their soldiers. So I decided to join the Army and my husband's Mahar Regiment helped. I want to tell the wives of other martyrs that we should live in a way that our children don't need to take anyone else as their inspiration," she said.
Soon after losing her husband in the battle, Jyoti Nainwal prepared for the Service Selection Board exam for entry to the armed forces &amp; cleared the test, &amp; underwent eleven months of training at the academy in Chennai.
More than 150 cadets were commissioned on Saturday. Vice-Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen CP Mohanty was present for the passing out parade.
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Targeted killings continue unbated in Kashmir. Two teachers were shot dead by terrorists in Srinagar on Thursday. Both the teachers were killed inside a government school in Eidgah area of Srinagar by unidentified gunmen.
An official said that unknown gunmen fired at two teachers including a woman, from a close range. They both reportedly died on the spot.
The killings come three days after three people were gunned down by terrorists in separate incidents. These included prominent chemist of the Capital Makhan Lal Bindroo.
Minutes after Bindroo was shot at point blank range, allegedly by terrorists of The Resistance Front (TRF) at his pharmacy near Iqbal Park, militants gunned down a &lsquo;chaat&rsquo; vendor, Virendra Paswan from Bihar elsewhere in the city. Almost simultaneously, another civilian, Mohammad Shafi Lone, was killed at Naidkhai in north Kashmir&rsquo;s Bandipora district.
A total to seven civilians have been killed by terrorists in six days.
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Srinagar: 2 teachers shot dead by terrorists, 7 civilians killed in 6 days

Target killings continue&nbsp;in Kashmir, 2 more dead
2 teachers shot dead inside&nbsp;govt school in Srinagar
The Resistance Front&nbsp;takes&nbsp;responsibility of killings, warns of more
J&amp;K DGP: Killings to create fear, communal disharmony
J&amp;K DGP: Killings to defame Kashmiri&nbsp;Muslims on directions from Pak
3, including prominent pharmacist, were killed on Tuesday
7 civilians have been killed by terrorists in 6 days
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An official said that unknown gunmen fired at two teachers including a woman, from a close range. They both reportedly died on the spot.

Targeted killings continue unbated in Kashmir. Two teachers were shot dead by terrorists in Srinagar on Thursday. Both the teachers, a Pandit and a Sikh, were killed inside a government school in Eidgah area of Srinagar by unidentified gunmen.
An official said that unknown gunmen fired at two teachers including a woman, from a close range. They both reportedly died on the spot.
The Resistance Front has taken the responsibility for gunning down the two teachers and has warned of more targeted killings.
J&amp;K DGP Dilbag Singh&nbsp;has said that&nbsp;these&nbsp;incidents of targeting civilians are to create an atmosphere of fear, communal disharmony here. He added that&nbsp;This is a conspiracy to defame local Kashmiri Muslims&nbsp;on instructions from agencies in Pakistan.&nbsp;
The killings come three days after three people were gunned down by terrorists in separate incidents. These included prominent chemist of the Capital Makhan Lal Bindroo.
Minutes after Bindroo was shot at point blank range, allegedly by terrorists of The Resistance Front (TRF) at his pharmacy near Iqbal Park, militants gunned down a &lsquo;chaat&rsquo; vendor, Virendra Paswan from Bihar elsewhere in the city. Almost simultaneously, another civilian, Mohammad Shafi Lone, was killed at Naidkhai in north Kashmir&rsquo;s Bandipora district.
A total to seven civilians have been killed by terrorists in six days.
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A BJP leader and his wife were killed in a terrorist attack in south Kashmir&rsquo;s Anantnag district on Monday.
BJP&rsquo;s Kisan Morcha president of Kulgam, Gulam Rasool Dar, and his wife died after terrorists fired bullets at the couple in the Lal Chowk area of Anantnag.
Dar was also sarpanch and the party's district president of Anantnag.
J&amp;K LG Manoj Sinha condemned the "brutal terrorist attack" on the BJP leader and his wife. Former Chief ministers Mehbooba Mufti and Omar Abdullah also condemned the killing.

BJP leader, wife killed by terrorists in J&K's Anantnag

J&amp;K:&nbsp;BJP&rsquo;s Kisan Morcha president of Kulgam, Gulam Rasool Dar, and his wife died after terrorists fired bullets at the couple in the Lal Chowk area of Anantnag

A BJP leader and his wife were killed in a terrorist attack in south Kashmir&rsquo;s Anantnag district on Monday.
BJP&rsquo;s Kisan Morcha president of Kulgam, Gulam Rasool Dar, and his wife died after terrorists fired bullets at the couple in the Lal Chowk area of Anantnag.
Dar was also sarpanch and the party's district president of Anantnag.
J&amp;K LG Manoj Sinha condemned the "brutal terrorist attack" on the BJP leader and his wife. Former Chief ministers Mehbooba Mufti and Omar Abdullah also condemned the killing.

BJP&rsquo;s Kisan Morcha president of Kulgam, Gulam Rasool Dar, and his wife died after terrorists fired bullets at the couple in the Lal Chowk area of Anantnag.

Five terrorists were killed in two separate gunbattles with security forces in Kulgam and Pulwama districts of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday, police said.
Security forces launched a cordon and search operation in Zodar area of Kulgam district following information about presence of militants in the area.
Police said the search operation turned into an encounter after militants opened firing on the security forces. Two Lashkar-e-Taiba militants were killed in the operation.
In another operation at Puchal in Pulwama district, three terrorists were killed, officials said.

J&K: Four terrorists gunned down in two encounters

Four terrorists were killed in two separate gunbattles with security forces in Kulgam and Pulwama districts of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday

Four terrorists were killed in two separate gunbattles with security forces in Kulgam and Pulwama districts of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday, police said.
Security forces launched a cordon and search operation in Zodar area of Kulgam district following information about presence of militants in the area.
Police said the search operation turned into an encounter after militants opened firing on the security forces. Two Lashkar-e-Taiba militants were killed in the operation.
In another operation at Puchal in Pulwama district, two terrorists were killed, officials said.

Four terrorists were killed in two separate gunbattles with security forces in Kulgam and Pulwama districts of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday, police said.

Terrorists shot dead a special police officer and his wife in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district on Sunday, while their daughter suffered injuries, officials said.
The ultras barged into the house of SPO Fayaz Ahmad in Awantipora area around 11 pm and opened fire on the family.
They were rushed to a local hospital where the SPO and his wife Raja Begum succumbed to injuries. Their daughter Rafia has been shifted to a hospital here for treatment.
Security forces have cordoned off the area and launched a search operation to track down the assailants.

J&K: Special Police Officer, wife, daughter killed by terrorists in Pulwama

Terrorists killed a special police officer, his wife and daughter inside their home in&nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district on Sunday

Terrorists shot and killed a special police officer and his wife in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district on Sunday. Their daughter, who was&nbsp;injured in firing, also died in hospital on Monday,&nbsp;officials said.
The ultras barged into the house of SPO Fayaz Ahmad in Awantipora area around 11 pm and opened fire on the family.
They were rushed to a local hospital where the SPO and his wife Raja Begum succumbed to injuries. Their daughter Rafia too succumbed to her injuries.
Security forces have cordoned off the area and launched a search operation to track down the assailants.

Terrorists killed a special police officer, his wife and daughter inside their home in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district on Sunday.

India on Tuesday slammed Pakistan for providing pensions to dreaded and listed terrorists and hosting them on its territory, New Delhi said that&nbsp;it's high time Islamabad is held accountable for aiding and abetting terrorism.
Exercising the Right of Reply to the statements made by Pakistan at the 47th session of the Human Rights Council (HRC) in Geneva, the Indian representative said that the scourge of terrorism is the gravest violation of human rights. "It&nbsp; must be dealt with in strongest terms in all its forms and manifestations," India added.&nbsp;
Noting that Pakistan has once again misused the UN platform for making informed and irresponsible allegations against India, the Indian diplomat said that Islamabad has been doing this only to distract the Council's attention from the deplorable human rights situation in the country.

India slams Pakistan for giving pensions to dreaded terrorists

India on Tuesday slammed Pakistan for providing pensions to dreaded and listed terrorists and hosting them on its territory, New Delhi said that&nbsp;it's high time Islamabad is held accountable for aiding and abetting terrorism.

India on Tuesday slammed Pakistan for providing pensions to dreaded and listed terrorists and hosting them on its territory, New Delhi said that&nbsp;it's high time Islamabad is held accountable for aiding and abetting terrorism.
Exercising the Right of Reply to the statements made by Pakistan at the 47th session of the Human Rights Council&nbsp;in Geneva, the Indian representative said that the scourge of terrorism is the gravest violation of human rights. "It&nbsp; must be dealt with in strongest terms in all its forms and manifestations," India added.&nbsp;
Noting that Pakistan has once again misused the UN platform for making informed and irresponsible allegations against India, the Indian diplomat said that Islamabad has been doing this only to distract the Council's attention from the deplorable human rights situation in the country.

India on Tuesday slammed Pakistan for providing pensions to dreaded and listed terrorists and hosting them on its territory, New Delhi said that&nbsp;it's high time Islamabad is held accountable for aiding and abetting terrorism.
Exercising the Right of Reply to the statements made by Pakistan at the 47th session of the Human Rights Council (HRC) in Geneva, the Indian representative said that the scourge of terrorism is the gravest violation of human rights. "It&nbsp; must be dealt with in strongest terms in all its forms and manifestations," India added.&nbsp;
Noting that Pakistan has once again misused the UN platform for making informed and irresponsible allegations against India, the Indian diplomat said that Islamabad has been doing this only to distract the Council's attention from the deplorable human rights situation in the country.

Al-Qaeda threatens Charlie Hebdo for reprinting Prophet caricatures  

Days after the French satirical magazine&nbsp;Charlie Hebdo re-printed a series of controversial caricatures depicting prophet Mohammed, the Al-Qaeda has threatened to carry out another massacre at the magazine&rsquo;s office in Paris

Qaeda threatens French magazine Charlie Hebdo&nbsp; Terror threat&nbsp;for reprinting Prophet caricatures&nbsp;&nbsp; Qaeda threatened to carry out another attack Hebdo republished caricatures to mark start of a trial&nbsp;

Days after the French satirical magazine&nbsp;Charlie Hebdo re-printed a series of controversial caricatures depicting prophet Mohammed, the Al-Qaeda has threatened to carry out another massacre at the magazine&rsquo;s office in Paris. The cartoons had made the weekly magazine the target of a&nbsp;brutal gun rampage in 2015.&nbsp;In the recent edition of its publication &lsquo;One Ummah&rsquo;, the terrorist group warned both the magazine&rsquo;s editorial staff and French President Emmanuel Macron that the attack carried out by two Al-Qaeda terrorists in 2015 was not a &ldquo;one off&rdquo;.&nbsp;Al Qaeda&rsquo;s warning came after Charlie Hebdo republished the caricatures to mark the start of a trial of 14 suspected accomplices, who have been accused of providing logistical and material support to the gunmen five years ago.&nbsp;

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