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Pak Gesture To Release Air Force Pilot In Keeping With Geneva Convention: Indian Military Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan had earlier said that his country was taking the step as a "peace gesture" aimed at de-escalating tensions between the two countries. The military chief welcomed news of the Indian Air Force pilot's imminent return. New Delhi:  The Indian Air Force today said that they do not see Pakistan's decision to release captured Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman only as an action being taken by the neighbouring country in keeping with the Geneva Convention. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan had earlier said that his country was taking the step as a "peace gesture" aimed at de-escalating tensions with India. The news was cheered by many. "As far as the IAF is concerned, we are happy that our pilot - who is in Pakistan's custody - is returning... but we only see it as a gesture in compliance with the Geneva Convention,...

Photos Of Jaish-e-Mohammed Camp Show Hall Where Terrorists Trained, Ammo Storage The Indian Air Force destroyed the Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist camp camp in Balakot in an early morning strike today. New Delhi:  The biggest training camp of terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed that the Indian Air Force demolished in pre-dawn air strikes today was spread over an area of around six acres at Balakot across the Line of Control and contained accommodation for over 600 people, large halls and dormitories. Government sources have released details and photos of  the terror camp  - located around 80 km from Pakistan Occupied Kashmir or PoK - that show it included facilities like a firing range, swimming pool and a gymnasium. The huge facility was located on a hilltop and hidden by thick forests. The Jaish-e-Mohammed camp in Balakot was a training centre for terrorists. The construction of this training centre had begun in 2003-04 and "Afghan war veterans, who fought against ...

Vehicle Used In Pulwama Attack Was Mini-Van, Owner On The Run The NIA said it has made a significant breakthrough in the probe into the suicide car bombing that killed over 40 CRPF soldiers on Jammu-Srinagar highway Pulwama terror attack: Over 40 CRPF Soldiers were killed in the terror attack New Delhi:  The National Investigation Agency today said it has made a significant breakthrough in the probe into the suicide car bombing that killed over 40 CRPF soldiers on Jammu-Srinagar highway on February 14. The vehicle used in the Pulwama attack was a mini-van and its owner is on the run, the NIA said in a statement today. Piecing together the debris of the vehicle used by the suicide bomber, who belonged to the Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed, the NIA with the help of forensic and automobile experts were able to identify the vehicle, the probe agency said in the statement. A Maruti Ecco vehicle that was sold to a resident of Heaven Colony in Jammu and...

Galaxy S10 price, release date and specs: S10, S10+ and S10e pre-orders begin  SAMSUNG HAS OFFICIALLY  shown off its Galaxy S10 lineup, which includes the Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10e. The top of the line  Galaxy S10 and S10+  offer a significant upgrade over their predecessors, with in-display fingerprint sensors, rear-mounted triple camera setups and reverse wireless charging support. The  Galaxy S10e , on the other hand, marks the first time Samsung has added an "affordable" model to its flagship Samsung Galaxy S lineup, as it follows in the footsteps of Apple's iPhone XR. Samsung also unveiled the Galaxy S10 5G during its 20 February Unpacked event, but this won't be available until June.   We've rounded up everything we know about Samsung's 10th-anniversary smartphone lineup below. Release date The Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10e can be  pre-ordered now , with shipping scheduled to begin on 7 March.  Samsung'...