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From fake PAN cards to forged passports: Jammu and Kashmir Police unravels LeT's pan-India logistical webJammu and Kashmir Police, with central agencies, detained individuals from Haryana and Rajasthan for facilitating fake identities for Lashk...- Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir emerges as top global negotiatorPakistan's Army chief, Asim Munir, intends to visit Indonesia after Sri Lanka. He aims to strengthen relations with Indonesia. This visit f...
- Indonesia deports two 'ISIS terrorists' to IndiaIndonesia has deported two alleged ISIS operatives to India. The individuals are linked to a sleeper cell in Maharashtra. Abdullah Fayaz an...
- NIA arrests two members of ISIS sleeper cell's module from Mumbai airportThe National Investigation Agency apprehended two fugitives linked to an ISIS sleeper cell at Mumbai airport. Abdullah Faiyaz Shaikh and Ta...
- Terror groups enjoy greater freedom in Afghanistan than any time in recent history: UN reportThe report says the dreaded Islamic State terrorist group aims to position itself as the "chief rejectionist force" in Afghanistan, expands...
- NIA charges Hizb-ut-Tahrir member with promoting ISIS ideology in IndiaAbdullah alias Saravana Kumar (31) from Madurai in Tamil Nadu has been charged under sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Unlawf...
- View: Can Taliban tame ETIM, checkmate ISIS-K and ensure China’s security?ETIM’s move to align with the ISIS-Khorasan or the ISIS-K, a banned terror outfit which has accused the Taliban of abandoning jihad in favo...
- Azhar's designation as global terrorist hailed as significant achievement by UNSC membersThe 1267 Al Qaeda Sanctions Committee of the powerful Security Council blacklisted Azhar on May 1 after veto-wielding permanent member Chin...
- Indonesia seeks to boost counter-terror cooperation with IndiaNew Delhi & Jakarta have put in place an arrangement of Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty.
- Dawood Ibrahim's security enhanced by Pakistan Army: ReportsSecurity of underworld don and India's most wanted terrorist Dawood Ibrahim has been enhanced in Pakistan after the arrest of his bete noir...
- ET Defence Bulletin: Stories you should not miss (December 12, 2016)This is a list of the top defence stories of today.
- IS trying to expand foothold in Southeast Asia: Report"This psychological campaign means that the terrorists have a big objective, which is to expand their influence among people who understand...
- Will not review call to ban Muslims from entering US: Donald TrumpTrump's popularity rating has soared after his anti-Muslim rhetoric in which he called for banning all Muslims from entering the US.
- UNSC condemns Jakarta attack, concerned over threat posed by ISMultiple blasts and gunfire wreaked havoc in Jakarta yesterday in what officials said were coordinated Islamic State-linked terror attacks.
- Activities of ISIS, action against NGOs kept MHA busy in 2015Growing incidents of online radicalisation by dreaded terror group ISIS and reports of youth in India raring to join its network kept the H...
- Some in Mumbai Police work in tandem with Dawood: Chhota RajanRajan is likely to be deported to India soon. The entire process is likely to be completed in next two-three days, an Indian official said.
- Chhota Rajan deportation to India likely in next 2-3 daysIndian police team has been working with their Indonesian counterparts to take over Rajan's custody as early as possible.
- Government is committed to bring back Dawood Ibrahim: Kiren RijijuRijiju said Home Minister Rajnath Singh had already said in Parliament that government will leave no stone unturned to bring back Dawood, b...
- Security situation in South Asia will improve if Pakistan stops aiding terror: Rajnath SinghSingh also said the failure of dreaded terror outfit ISIS to attract Indian Muslims was due to their complete integration into the mainstre...
- Hizb-ut-Tahrir may become dangerous than ISIS: ReportThe group has cleverly avoided any intense global scrutiny while spreading its ideology and support base in nearly 50 countries, said the r...
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