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India-Nepal border security tightened after ‘anti-national threat’ intel on Republic Day

Security has been beefed up along the India-Nepal border following specific intelligence received by the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) regarding ‘possible activities by ‘anti-national elements’ on Republic Day. Read More

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