NEW DELHI, Jan 26 (1988): India and Pakistan exchanged heavy artillery fire over the strategic Siachen glacier this week but Indian troops suffered no casualties, northern army commander told a news agency on Wednesday. The Press Trust of India quoted General B.V. Nanda as telling reporters in the northern city of Jammu that Pakistan forces shelled five Indian positions along the glacier. Indian troops returned fire to "silence the opposite side" but the fighting had died down, Nanda was quoted as...
Wednesday, 19 Jun 2013
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