The Pakistan Army on Wednesday violated another ceasefire in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Bhimber Gali sector, ANI has reported.

According to ANI, Pakistani forces initiated unprovoked and indiscriminate firing of arms in Rajouri district at around 2:45 pm.

The Indian Army is responding effectively to the violation.

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This is the third ceasefire violation in Bhimber Gali sector this month.

In another incident, Pakistan has started heavy shelling in Jammu and Kashmir&#39;s Poonch district.

More details awaited.

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Pakistani forces initiated unprovoked and indiscriminate firing of arms in Rajouri district at around 2:45 pm today

The Pakistan Army on Wednesday violated another ceasefire in Jammu and Kashmir’s Bhimber Gali sector, ANI has reported. According to ANI, Pakistani forces initiated unprovoked and indiscriminate firing of arms in Rajouri district at around 2:45 pm. The Indian Army is responding effectively to the violation. Pakistan violated ceasefire along LoC in J&K's Bhimber Gali sector from 1445 hours; Indian Army retaliating pic.twitter.com/L82thpK3zT — ANI (@ANI_news) June 28, 2017 × This is the third ceasefire violation in Bhimber Gali sector this month. In another incident, Pakistan has started heavy shelling in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district. More details awaited.

J&K: Pakistan violates ceasefire in Bhimber Gali sector, Indian Army retaliates

At least two militants were gunned down while trying to infiltrate in Jammu and Kashmir&#39;s Nowgam sector on Saturday.

During the gunbattle, two Indian soldiers also lost their lives.

The operation is still underway.

&quot;#JKOps Two terrorists attempting infiltration in Naogam Sect, Kashmir eliminated. Two soldiers martyred in ongoing op @adgpi,&quot; Indian Army&#39;s Northern Command tweeted.

This has come a day after Defence Minister Arun Jaitley met with the senior commanders and troops at a forward post along the Line of Control (LoC), where he reviewed the security situation.

He said that Indian Armed Forces were fully prepared to deal with the militants coming from across the Valley.

&quot;Our troops and our Army are fully ready to check any form of infiltration. Under no cost will India&#39;s territorial sovereignty be allowed to be infringed,&quot; Jaitley said.

(ANI)

The operation is still underway in Nowgam sector, according to the Indian army

At least two militants were gunned down while trying to infiltrate in Jammu and Kashmir's Nowgam sector on Saturday. During the gunbattle, two Indian soldiers also lost their lives. The operation is still underway. "#JKOps Two terrorists attempting infiltration in Naogam Sect, Kashmir eliminated. Two soldiers martyred in ongoing op @adgpi," Indian Army's Northern Command tweeted. This has come a day after Defence Minister Arun Jaitley met with the senior commanders and troops at a forward post along the Line of Control (LoC), where he reviewed the security situation. He said that Indian Armed Forces were fully prepared to deal with the militants coming from across the Valley. "Our troops and our Army are fully ready to check any form of infiltration. Under no cost will India's territorial sovereignty be allowed to be infringed," Jaitley said. (ANI)

2 Indian troops, 2 militants killed during anti-infiltration bid in India's Kashmir

An unidentified militant was killed in an anti-militancy operation in south Kashmir&#39;s Anantnag district, the Indian Army said.

&quot;In an anti-militancy operation in Dooru area of Anantnag, a terrorist has been killed,&quot; an army official said.

He said the operation was on and further details are awaited.

(PTI)

The anti-militancy operation in Anantnag's Dooru area is on and more details are awaited

An unidentified militant was killed in an anti-militancy operation in south Kashmir's Anantnag district, the Indian Army said. "In an anti-militancy operation in Dooru area of Anantnag, a terrorist has been killed," an army official said. He said the operation was on and further details are awaited. (PTI)

Terrorist killed in anti-militancy operation in Kashmir's Anantnag: Indian Army

At a time when all of Kashmir is up in arms against New Delhi, a group of Kashmiris have risked their lives to rescue army men who met with a road accident at Pantha Chowk-Lasjan on the outskirts of Srinagar on Sunday morning.

An army truck with at least 12 soldiers on board skidded off the road and hit a large tree,&nbsp;causing injuries to some jawans. What complicated the matter&nbsp;was a low-lying, high-tension wire overhead.

As the soldiers struggled to get out, a group of locals rushed towards the truck&nbsp;to help. They&nbsp;disconnected the high-tension wire, pulled out the soldiers and transported&nbsp;them to hospital in a civilian truck.

The Indian army was quick to acknowledge the gesture and thank the locals for their help. &quot;Army thanks the local youth for rescue of soldiers stuck in accident vehicle near Pantha Chowk Srinagar,&quot; the Indian army&#39;s northern command tweeted.

Army spokesperson&nbsp;Colonel Rajesh Kalia told DNA&nbsp;that the army is thankful to the locals for the humanitarian and heart-warming gesture. &quot;It will further strengthen the bond of friendship between the awam (people) and the jawan (soldier),&quot; he said.

An amateur video of the incident,&nbsp;shot apparently&nbsp;with&nbsp;a cell phone,&nbsp;went viral on social networking sites despite the mobile internet blockade in Kashmir.&nbsp;

The National Conference, the main Opposition party in the state,&nbsp;said the gesture by the locals is an ideal example of Kashmiriyat (which translates roughly to Kashmiri-ness). &quot;Kashmiris always valued the Kashmiryat. And this gesture proves it once again. Kashmiris have always upheld human values,&quot; said Nasir Aslam Wani, NC provincial president and former J&amp;K minister of state of home.

Wani added that the perception being created about Kashmiris is completely incorrect. &quot;Kashmir has always maintained high human values. Even during partition Kashmir upheld this motive of humanity. However, in the current unrest the government has waged war against its own people,&quot; he said.

This is not the first time locals have risked their lives to save others in the current unrest which has claimed over 87 lives so far.

On July 13 a group of local Muslims defied the curfew to rescue a group of Amarnath yatris, who had met with an accident at Sangam on the Srinagar-Jammu highway in the volatile Anantnag district. Two people including a Kashmiri driver and pilgrim were killed and 22 others suffered injuries after their bus hit another vehicle&nbsp;head-on&nbsp;in the middle of the night.

(DNA)

Their truck skidded off the road and hit a tree

At a time when all of Kashmir is up in arms against New Delhi, a group of Kashmiris have risked their lives to rescue army men who met with a road accident at Pantha Chowk-Lasjan on the outskirts of Srinagar on Sunday morning. An army truck with at least 12 soldiers on board skidded off the road and hit a large tree, causing injuries to some jawans. What complicated the matter was a low-lying, high-tension wire overhead. As the soldiers struggled to get out, a group of locals rushed towards the truck to help. They disconnected the high-tension wire, pulled out the soldiers and transported them to hospital in a civilian truck. The Indian army was quick to acknowledge the gesture and thank the locals for their help. "Army thanks the local youth for rescue of soldiers stuck in accident vehicle near Pantha Chowk Srinagar," the Indian army's northern command tweeted. Army spokesperson Colonel Rajesh Kalia told DNA that the army is thankful to the locals for the humanitarian and heart-warming gesture. "It will further strengthen the bond of friendship between the awam (people) and the jawan (soldier)," he said. An amateur video of the incident, shot apparently with a cell phone, went viral on social networking sites despite the mobile internet blockade in Kashmir. The National Conference, the main Opposition party in the state, said the gesture by the locals is an ideal example of Kashmiriyat (which translates roughly to Kashmiri-ness). "Kashmiris always valued the Kashmiryat. And this gesture proves it once again. Kashmiris have always upheld human values," said Nasir Aslam Wani, NC provincial president and former J&K minister of state of home. Wani added that the perception being created about Kashmiris is completely incorrect. "Kashmir has always maintained high human values. Even during partition Kashmir upheld this motive of humanity. However, in the current unrest the government has waged war against its own people," he said. This is not the first time locals have risked their lives to save others in the current unrest which has claimed over 87 lives so far. On July 13 a group of local Muslims defied the curfew to rescue a group of Amarnath yatris, who had met with an accident at Sangam on the Srinagar-Jammu highway in the volatile Anantnag district. Two people including a Kashmiri driver and pilgrim were killed and 22 others suffered injuries after their bus hit another vehicle head-on in the middle of the night. (DNA)

Kashmiriyat: Local Kashmiris rescue soldiers after accident