pakistan rangers

A year after the Pahalgam incident, India-Pakistan relations remain strained, with the Punjab international border largely shut. Restrictions have halted trade, suspended customary interactions, and altered the Attari retreat ceremony, despite Pakistan's global mediation role. The Kartarpur Corridor also remains closed, impacting religious travel.

A recent Wagah-Attari border ceremony saw a BSF soldier playfully mimic a pakistan rangers guard's energetic jumps. This lighthearted exchange, captured on video, has delighted social media users. The daily Beating Retreat ceremony, a display of patriotism and precision, showcased a moment of human wit. This unexpected interaction added a humorous touch to the disciplined event.

The BSF and pakistan rangers held a flag meeting along the International Border (IB) in Samba district and committed to maintaining peace and tranquillity along the border, BSF officials said. In the meeting, BSF and pakistan rangers committed to maintaining tranquillity along the IB, they said.

As against the normal practice of informing media about border ritual of exchanging sweets on various national and religious occasions, BSF officials on Friday quietly resumed the tradition and exchanged sweets with pakistan rangers on the occasion of Eid-ul-Zuha.

An Indian citizen, suffering from speech and hearing impairment, was swept away to Pakistan by the swirling waters of the flooded Satluj river, and was rescued by pakistan rangers deployed at Ganda Singh Wala checkpost in Kasur district of the neighbouring country's Punjab province on Wednesday.

pakistan rangers on Sunday resorted to unprovoked small arms firing on forward posts along the international border in Pargwal and Jourian areas of Akhnoor sector, a BSF source said.

The Border Security Force and the pakistan rangers Monday held a commandant level flag meeting here along International Border (IB) and discussed various issues including firing on IB. The Monday meeting was held in Ramgarh forward area from 1230 hours to 1300 hours on the request of pakistan rangers.

A pakistan rangers trooper was apprehended by BSF personnel near Sriganganagar after crossing the international border. Pakistan confirmed the arrest, alleging it as an abduction. This incident follows the prior detention of a BSF soldier by Pakistan, who has yet to be repatriated despite flag meetings, heightening tensions and security along the border.

Top brass of Border Security Force (BSF) and pakistan rangers are meeting after nearly a gap of two years to accomplish the unfulfilled promises made during their last meeting held in Lahore in 2010.

After heightened tension and increase in cross border firing between India and Pakistan following Indian Army's surgical strikes in PoK, Border Security Force (BSF) did not greet and share sweets with pakistan rangers at the three major international border posts of Attari, Hussainiwal and Sadqi in Punjab.

pakistan rangers once again violated ceasefire along the International Border (IB) in the RS Pura sector of Jammu district by resorting to small arms fire late on Friday night. Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Simrandeep Singh, said people have been advised to stay indoors.

As a goodwill gesture on the occasion of Diwali, the Border Security Force officials gave sweets to pakistan rangers at the Attari international border.

Shoulder high kicks, staring menacingly into the eyes of opponent country's soldier, chest thumping, boot stomping and other aggressive gestures used by soldiers of Border Security Force (BSF) and pakistan rangers during the synchronized theatrical drill being carried out daily at Attari (India) and Wagah (Pakistan) land borders could go away after pakistan rangers have assured to tone down the shrill drill.

Continuing its hostile activities, pakistan rangers opened unprovoked fire, targeting a patrolling party of BSF at the border observation post at Raja Mohattam area along the international border in Ferozepur sector in the wee hours of Thursday.

There appears to be a bleak possibility of holding of sports competitions between the jawans of Border Security Force (BSF) and those of pakistan rangers besides setting up telephonic contact at sector commandant level between the two forces as even after three months of the announcement by BSF DG,

As the ceasefire violation continues by Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir, the Border Security Force (BSF) in Punjab has decided to not greet their counterparts of pakistan rangers on occasion of Diwali.

Following lack of interest shown by pakistan rangers in maintaining border maryada (decorum), there was no exchange of sweets and pleasantries on occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr at all three major international border posts of Attari, Hussaniwala and Sadqi in Punjab.

The Border Security Force has again requested pakistan rangers to take the dead body of a 13-year-old boy which was found close to pillar No. 1080 near Biar Bet in Kutch. Senior BSF officials stressed that they have strong reasons to believe that the boy is Pakistani: his body was found near the border pillar, but outside the barbed-wire fence standing about 200 metres inside the border with Pakistan. .

In a trickle-down effect of ceasefire violation in J&K, pakistan rangers in Punjab declined to exchange pleasantries on the pious occasion of Eid.

A six-year-old Indian boy who mistakenly crossed into Pakistan after stowing away on the Samjhauta Express train was on Tuesday handed over to Indian authorities.

Official sources said that pakistan rangers on Monday afternoon fired three rounds at Chinaz post.

In fresh ceasefire violation, pakistan rangers today targeted border outposts in Jammu district of J&K.

The attacker rammed the truck into the gate of the pakistan rangers office in North Nazimabad area of Karachi this morning.

The Border Security Force (BSF) on Saturday lodged a strong protest with the pakistan rangers over the recent unprovoked firing and mortar shelling on forward posts and villages along the International Border here, officials said. The cross-border shelling by pakistan rangers, the first major ceasefire violation since 2021, started around 8 pm Thursday in the Arnia area of R S Pura sector and lasted around seven hours, leaving a BSF jawan and a woman injured.

pakistan rangers opened fire on border outposts in Jammu last night but the Indian forces showed restraint and did not retaliate.

A spike in drone intrusion in the Gurdaspur sector of Punjab forced the Border Security Force (BSF) to invite counterparts of pakistan rangers for a meeting on Thursday to report the use of unmanned aerial vehicles for dropping arms and drugs.