Britain has warned India about possible attack by ISIS and said all efforts must be taken to check activities of the Middle-East terrorist ...

Mehdi Masroor Biswas was in touch with ISIS combatant stationed in Iraq, a top police official said.

Mehdi is learnt to have had three email accounts and used them regularly to be in touch with supporters of his Twitter accounts, sources sa...

The selected company will try to track the origin of the handles to which Mehdi tweeted, and those he received tweets from.

West Bengal-born Mehdi was a management executive in an MNC, and allegedly worked as an ISIS propaganda activist, tweeting and retweeting t...

Biswas has been charged under IPC section 125, which deals with waging war against a country or alliance friendly to India.

Rajnath Singh admitted gaps in cyberspace monitoring by the government and said he had set up a committee to suggest ways to strengthen the...

The investigating authorities will use data provided by the microblogging site to ascertain who Mehdi was in touch with in India and abroad...

But an equally shadowy internet marketer in Michigan in the US who has been closely monitoring the conflict in the Middle East.

The 24-year-old, who was arrested on December 13 in Bengaluru, told interrogators that he believed in the extreme form of Islam.

This raises a big question mark over intelligence agencies ability to tackle online radicalisation and indoctrination by IS and Al-Qaeda.

A set of tweets and retweets terms journalists 'kuffars' (non-believers) who "copied from @ShamiWitness so many times and gave him up".

"Bengaluru CCB police got five days' police remand of Mehdi Masroor Biswas. He was presented before the Magistrate last night," DCP Crime A...

The alleged handler of the most influential pro-Islamic State (IS) Twitter account Mehdi Masroor Biswas has been remanded to five-day polic...

Indians have already been associated with social media platforms of Al Isabah Media which upload information on Indian jihadists.

The police has not contacted him, he said. The senior Biswas said he did not believe that his son had any link with ISIS.

The British news broadcaster 'Channel 4' said that the man operating the account is an executive in the city working for an Indian conglome...