George W. Bramble's little girl: 'My father was a women's activist'

Previous President George W. Bramble's little girl is naming her father a "women's activist."

"I think the thing that my folks did as such well and may astound individuals, despite the fact that I don't know why, is that they truly needed us to be interested, autonomous masterminds. They needed to raise us to have our own perspectives and to have the capacity to eloquent them," Bush Hager, a reporter for "Now," says in the meeting of her 70-year-old father and 70-year-old mother, previous first woman Laura Bush.

"There is nothing amiss with "woman's rights." Anyone that is for ladies — which I am, as a lady, as the mother of a young lady, and as somebody who's worked with ladies everywhere throughout the world, what's the matter with supporting ladies? There's nothing amiss with that," Bush Hager said amid a SXSW board in 2015, as indicated by The Daily Beast.

"I would state I'm a women's activist, and a glad one," she said at the time.

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Terrorists attack Army unit in Nagrota near Jammu

Fierce gunbattle broke out between security forces and terrorists after they opened fire on an Army camp in Nagrota area of Jammu district. 

Security forces on Tuesday foiled an infiltration bid by a group of militants who tried to sneak in from Pakistan through the international border in Jammu, officials said. A police officer said "heavy firing exchange" was on between the militants and the troopers of the Border Security Force in the Ramgarh sector of Jammu.

Source:-timesofindia