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"Kejriwal made Punjab a hub of corruption," says Amit Shah in LudhianaUnion Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday targeted the Aam Aasmi Party for not living up to the promises made to Punjab. Shah also criticised...- Gurdaspur attack: Terrorists may have sneaked in from Pakistan to launch attackUnion Home Ministry sources said the terrorists, the name of whose outfit was still unclear, may have entered the Indian territory around l...
- MHA sanction to NIA to prosecute Masood Azhar, 3 others in Pathankot attackThe fresh charge sheet will help India in building pressure on the international community to declare Azhar and his organisation a global t...
- No evidence found against Punjab SP: NIANational Investigation Agency has cleared from suspicion senior Punjab Police officer Salwinder Singh, who was being probed by the NIA in c...
- BSF steps up vigil along Indo-Pak border in Rajasthan ahead of Independence DayAhead of Independence Day anniversary celebrations, BSF has put in additional resources to step up vigil on the Indo-Pak border.
- BSF Director General DK Pathak to visit Gurdaspur, India-Pakistan border tomorrowBSF Director General will visit border area of Gurdaspur along the International Border with Pakistan tomorrow and review the security setu...
- Home Minister Rajnath Singh speaks to Punjab CM Parkash Singh Badal on Gurdaspur attackRajnath said that the central government is monitoring the situation and he was confident that the situation would be brought under control.
- BSF chief D K Pathak tours Gurdaspur area along India-Pakistan borderBSF chief D K Pathak today toured the forward border areas of Gurdaspur along the Indo-Pak International Border (IB) in Punjab.
- Gurdaspur attackers came from Pakistan on July 26-27,entered India using RaviPunjab Police said the terrorists had taken the route from Dhussi Bandh (Ravi river) along the International Border to the railway track wh...
- Gurdaspur attack: Operation to flush out terrorists over; perpetrators may have sneaked in from PakistanThe perpetrators are suspected to have sneaked into India from Pakistan through the unfenced border between Jammu and Pathankot or Chak Hir...
- Gurdaspur attack: Top security officials fear more terror attempts soonWhile the Punjab attack bears a resemblance to a series of strikes in Jammu, the big question is how many militants have crossed over.
- Opposition credibility gets remonetised, echoes grassroots public sentimentsLeft’s leadership in shaping up the Opposition narrative of the campus unrests, too, played into BJP’s jingoistic nationalist politics.
- Opposition slams Government over handling of Pathankot terror strikeMaking a strong pitch for shoring up the intellegence mechanism, he said this was the need of the hour given the fact that the country has ...
- Hitting back, India says don't need Pakistan lecture on pluralismIndia today lashed out at Pakistan for "lecturing" it on pluralism after Islamabad expressed concern over attempts to disrupt functions of ...
- Government doing politics over terrorism issue: CongressCongress today accused the government of doing politics on the issue of terrorism and said it does not need lessons from anyone.
- Congress accuses Rajnath Singh of "doing politics" over terror attacksRajiv Pratap Rudy said the Home Minister only went into details of the matter and pointed out the "flawed policies in the past".
- Terrorists also planned to attack Gurdaspur civil linesTerrorists, who struck at several places in Gurdaspur, had plans to attack the civil lines area besides Dina Nagar police station, investig...
- High alert sounded across country after Gurdaspur terror attackA high alert has been sounded across the country in the wake of terror attack in Gurdaspur district of Punjab in which seven persons, inclu...
- Gurdaspur terror attack: Red alert issued in Assam"The Punjab attack is very unfortunate and we condemn it. We have issued a red alert across the state following the attack," Gogoi said.
- Kejriwal condemns terrorist attack in Gurdaspur, PunjabDelhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today condemned the terror attack in Gurudaspur district, terming it a "cowardly" act.
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