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India's internal security landscape has changed irrevocably: Union Home SecretaryUnion Home Secretary Govind Mohan on Saturday said India’s internal security challenges have changed, with Naxalism largely ended, insurgen...- India Independence Day: PM Modi lauds India’s self-reliance in fight against enemies, from virus to PakistanIndia Independence Day: In his Independence Day address, PM Modi emphasized India's growing self-reliance as crucial for tackling threats, ...
- 'Has given a clean chit to Pakistan': Union Minister Pralhad Joshi criticises P Chidambaram for his remarks on Pahalgam attackUnion Minister Pralhad Joshi has strongly criticized P Chidambaram's remarks concerning Operation Sindoor, India's military response to the...
- Mass terror attack bid foiled in Bangladesh, 9 militants killedThe Islamist gunmen wearing black tunics, turbans and carrying backpacks exchanged fire and shouted "Allahu Akbar" (God is the Greatest).
- One can choose his bride or groom but cannot change neighbours: Moudud Ahmed, BNPThe IS is not visible in Bangladesh and the terrorists carrying out the strikes could be homegrown though some of them may have internation...
- 'United States of Jihad' review: Best one-volume treatment available on the subjectJihad in America has evolved over time, and as Bergen demonstrates, a recent key mutation in its evolution is 'leaderless' jihad.
- Al-Qaida won’t find India easy: Intelligence agenciesIslamic Forum for the Promotion of Moderate Thought says Indian Muslims are peace loving and do not subscribe to al-Qaida's worldview.
- Tamil Nadu train blast dry run for strikes in southern India?Indian security sources say smaller jihadi groups in different parts of India, particularly southern India, are being “activated” with fund...
- Poke me: Homegrown terrorism is class war, not war against Indian state. Do you agree?The interesting fact about Indian terrorists is how they buck the trend of global militancy—since their concerns have always been national ...
- A matter of interest: India on Pak's new military doctrinePakistan Army's new military doctrine described homegrown militant groups and internal dangers as the biggest threat to its security.
- Recent terror strikes blot on government: ChidambaramTerming the two recent blasts in Mumbai and Delhi as a "blot" on govt's record, P Chidambaram said many homegrown modules are active across...
- Indian module behind July 13 Mumbai serial blasts: ChidambaramThe government on Thursday said there were indications of the involvement of an Indian terror module in last month's serial blasts in Mumba...
- Mumbai blasts could be handiwork of a home-grown terror module: P ChidambaramHome Minister P Chidambaram said the July 13 blasts in Mumbai could be the handiwork of a homegrown terror module, possibly the one which a...
- Need to stop use of third degree: PMManmohan Singh on Friday expressed the dangers of terrorism becoming an "internal intruding problem" and said credible effective strategies...
- Homegrown ultras may project US as exporter of terror: CIAIt said if foreign regimes believe the US position on rendition is too one-sided, favoring the US, but not them, they could obstruct US eff...
- Terror alert sounded in KochiKochi has been named as a potential target in cross-border terror chatter as well as in interrogation of recently arrested Indian Mujahidee...
- FBI calls Headley second-biggest catch of 2009The list contains people who started of as as extremist wannabes and ended as trusted brothers of terrorist operatives across the globe.
- Headley is second biggest FBI bust of the yearFBI classified arrest of Headley as its second biggest case for 2009.
- Headley also visited Lucknow, AhmedabadDavid Headley, the LeT terror operative arrested by the FBI on charges of plotting attacks in India and Denmark, had visited Lucknow and Ah...
- Alarming rise of homegrown jihadis in USThe recent arrest of US citizen David Coleman Headley on charges of plotting a major terrorist attack in India and Denmark reflects an alar...
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