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Times of India·26.05.2026·🇮🇳India·Defense

Amit Shah Promises Enhanced Border Security with Advanced Tech and Infrastructure

Union Home Minister Inaugurates Women's Barracks at BSF Posts in Rajasthan

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JAIPUR/JAISALMER: Union home minister Amit Shah pledged Tuesday faster deployment of advanced surveillance systems, anti-drone technology and upgraded infrastructure along India’s western frontier while inaugurating new barracks for women personnel of BSF during a visit to forward posts in Rajasthan bordering Pakistan. ... (Full article preserved with paragraph breaks)

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