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Bangladesh to emerge largest contributor to UN peacekeeping
DHAKA: After the deployment of 2,850 troops in Ivory Coast under the United Nations by August this year, Bangladesh will become the number one contributor of peacekeepers in the world.
With this the total strength of Bangladeshi army personnel engaged in UN peacekeeping operations would go up to 9,691.
Dhaka is the second largest contributor of troops to the peacekeeping operations under the UN.
Some 6,891 armed forces personnel of the country are now deployed in nine countries including Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, Kosovo and East Timor.
Bangladesh has so far earned about $800 million from peacekeeping operations.
Dhaka first participated in UN peacekeeping operations as part of the Iran-Iraq military observer group with 15 personnel in 1988.
India says Kashmir frontier fence nearly complete
SRINAGAR: India has nearly completed fencing its frontier in disputed Kashmir in a move to stop incursions by militants from the Pakistani side, according to the Indian Defence Minister.
The fence covers about 500 km of the 742 km ceasefire line that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan, army officers said. The rest of the frontier was too inaccessible to fence, they said.
"The fencing is almost over. There may be some patches left," Pranab Mukherjee told reporters at the end of a two-day visit to the troubled region, where a revolt by Muslim militants against Indian rule has claimed tens of thousands of lives.
Mukherjee's announcement came days after India and Pakistan vowed to press ahead with discussions to resolve their dispute over Kashmir after their first formal talks in three years.
The fence begins in southern Kashmir and passes through mountains, valleys and jungles.
Analysts say Pakistan may since have tacitly approved the fence as the two countries make slow progress over a peace process launched last year.
SOURCE: INTERNET WEBSITE