India’s army chief said on Tuesday violence in the troubled Himalayan Kashmir region was lessening as more disillusioned Islamist militants surrendered and more were detained. General J.J. Singh, chief of the army staff, said the security situation in the restive state was “manageable” as militants were not engaging the army in head-on combat and local people were giving more information on infiltrators. Full Story
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