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Kashmir on edge: Undetected infiltration for last one year endangers securityThe October 20 terrorist attack in Gagangir, which claimed seven lives, has exposed intelligence lapses and undetected infiltration along t...- Is Israel's Mossad intelligence agency behind Ismail Haniyeh's assassination?After the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, many observers have questioned if Israel and its intelligence agencies were involved in t...
- 'Hidden terrorism' trend emerges in J-K, security agencies on high alertSecurity agencies in Jammu and Kashmir are dealing with the "hidden threat" posed by infiltrating terrorists using "conservation and consol...
- 'Inspired' by humint, AI needs IP handrailsContent creators grapple with generative AI like ChatGPT using their work for training. Large creators negotiate revenue shares, but smalle...
- China using private military companies to expand its footprint in AfricaChinese investments in Africa have multiplied with the establishment of terrestrial and maritime routes connecting China with Africa since ...
- View: How counterinsurgency operations can succeed in ChhattisgarhThe doyen of deterrence theory, Thomas Schelling had written in 1966 that “brute force of adversaries cancels each other but pain and grief...
- Around 300 terrorists waiting in PoK for intrusion; Army re-calibrates counter-infiltration gridLt Gen B S Raju, who is commanding the strategically-located XV corps in Kashmir, has also asked his formations to take adequate precaution...
- Why US should only be happy about the Chinese spies in its territoryChina’s leadership is isolated and suspicious already. The US shouldn’t want to add to that insularity.
- View: J&K police humint holds the answers to Pulwama, and the lessons to be learnt from the tragedyNo doubt J&K Police would have got a whiff of something big about to happen. However, there was clearly nobody around to ‘join the dots’.
- Intelligence agencies' informers helped nail Naxal leader KishanjiSecurity forces zeroed in on the location of top Maoist leader Kishanji with the help from their informants within close quarters.
- Is red-tapism undermining Indian Intelligence?Indian intelligence and investigative agencies - CBI, NIA, IB and R&AW - have had an alarmingly long list of failures in recent times.
- Security agencies say nearly 40 terrorists have entered ValleyIn a major operation in upper reaches of north Kashmir's infamous Haffrudah area, the army had made huge recoveries of new AK weapons.
- Diplomatic licenceIn the light of the latest round of WikiLeaks, it may be worth examining whether the guestlist at events organised by US embassies have bee...
- Cables show US sought personal info of foreign diplomats at UNThe US sought minute details of personal information about foreign diplomats, including from India, stationed at the UN headquarters.
- WikiLeaks makes America blushWikiLeaks release threatens to affect Indo-US ties, with the startling disclosure that Hillary Clinton called India a ‘self appointed’ UNSC...
- WikiLeaks reveals Hillary called India self-appointed UNSC front-runnerThere are fears in the foreign policy establishment that the disclosures may have damaging information on the Indo-US nuclear deal too.
- Hillary Clinton asked US diplomats to spy on Indians over UNSC seat: ReportShe described India as a 'self-appointed front-runner' for permanent UNSC seat & directed US envoys to seek details about Indian diplomats ...
- Clinton directed US diplomats to 'spy': WikiLeaksUS Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sent a cable to American embassies and missions around the world in 2009, ostensibly directing the di...
- US diplomats are not spies: CrowleyIn the wake of WikLeaks revelations that US diplomats were spying on UN officials and others, Washington has insisted that its representati...
- IB to go hi-tech, get more manpower to fight terrorThe IB will also get modern gadgets to monitor cyber communication.
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