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63rd anniv of ITBP centre

The 63rd Raising Day of Indo-Tibetan Border Police’s Basic Training Centre at Bhanu near Chandigarh was commemorated today with several events being organised to mark the occasion. A ceremonial parade was reviewed by IG Anand Pal Singh Nimbadia. ...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:12 AM Nov 15, 2024 IST

The 63rd Raising Day of Indo-Tibetan Border Police’s Basic Training Centre at Bhanu near Chandigarh was commemorated today with several events being organised to mark the occasion. A ceremonial parade was reviewed by IG Anand Pal Singh Nimbadia.

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