Indo-Tibetan Border Police

During the three-hour search, Baghera, the Doberman, handled by Constable PP Shiva Rao, first found a spark plug of the EID, covered in five layers of cling film.

Through the decades, these floats have depicted varied themes like the rich cultural heritage of India and socio-economic development along with the nation’s progress in critical areas like IT, women, empowerment & environmental protection.

The first tour is expected to set off from the borders of Arunachal Pradesh. The group will be taken to religious and iconic places of the country before reaching their final destination - Delhi, to wrap up the tour.

December 10 is celebrated every year as World Human Rights Day to mark the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that assures universal and inalienable human rights for all. Surinder Khatri is going over and above the call of duty to achieve this goal for the people in a remote area of Chattisgarh.

A nation as diverse as India faces enemies and threats that are as diverse as well. To counter all these various threats, our country has certain specialised armed forces that are trained and deployed specifically to meet certain needs.

India's Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) are integral to protecting the country from internal and external threats. This short video explains all you need to know about the seven CAPFs.

A contingent of 500 women personnel was commissioned into the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) at Panchkula’s Bhanu Camp on Friday. This is the first time that ITBP is deploying a 'mahila' squad at the front, in such high-altitude posts along the 3,488-km Sino-India Line of Actual Control (LAC).