"BSF (Border Security Force): India's First Line of Defence"26 January 201643 mins
BSF: India's First Line of Defence is a documentary created by National Geographic Channel. It salutes the spirit of the Border Security Forces of India, their extreme sacrifices and distinct identity as saviours of peace while defending the borders for the last 51 years.
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