In Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur district, an intense anti-terror operation targeting "highly trained militants" entered its second day on T...

A CRPF inspector was killed in a terrorist encounter in Udhampur district, marking the 18th security casualty in Jammu and Kashmir since Ma...

There is an increase in the (number of) forces in view of the yatra, and more focus is given," Deputy Inspector General of CRPF Alok Avasth...

Democracy in J&K has reached grassroots and there are around 33,000 elected panchayat representatives who are leading the region towards de...

CRPF is observing its annual 83 raising day parade at M A Stadium in Jammu on Saturday and incidentally, this is for the first time that th...

The scheme will equip the CAPFs with modern state-of-the-art weapons and equipment as per their operational requirement, keeping in view th...

The NDA government has decided to give a free hand to the security forces to maintain law and order and to protect the country from terrori...

According to government sources, the CRPF and other forces have been asked to demoralise the Naxalites by targeting their leaders, area com...

The 135 women belonging to the 232 battalion's Delta company are currently undertaking operations under the close supervision of CRPF's 133...

The force has about 60 battalions in Jammu and Kashmir for security duty. Each battalion has about 1,000 personnel.

While 75 districts across nine states reported violent attacks by Naxals in 2015, the number came down to 67 in 2016 and dropped to 58 in 2...

Union Home Secretary during meeting has expressed concern over attacks by terrorists in border areas randomly and called for measures to ch...

Goyal today visited forward areas along International Border (IB) and reviewed security and border situation situation here in the backdrop...

The DG said large operations, with big number of troops on ground, leads to larger visibility of the force personnel in the operations area.

"Though the CRPF has superior firepower and fighting skills, IEDs planted by the rebels in the Maoist zone sometimes pose a lethal surprise...

The Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde also urged the force to use modern technology in its future operations.

The CRPF has successfully used UAVs to pick up ground conversation and movement of Maoist cadres in terrains of Chhattisgarh.