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Five govt employees terminated in Jammu and Kashmir for alleged 'terror links'Jammu and Kashmir administration terminated five more government employees for alleged anti-national activities, citing security concerns. ...- J&K: At least 11 dead as cloudburst, landslide strike Reasi & Ramban amid torrential rainsTragedy struck Jammu and Kashmir as cloudbursts and landslides claimed at least 11 lives in Reasi and Ramban districts, including seven mem...
- 5 years of Pulwama attack: Key conspirators based in Pakistan still at largeFive years after the 2019 Pulwama attack, key conspirators, including Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Maulana Masood Azhar, remain at large while Pa...
- Amitabh Bachchan retrospective, 'Kennedy', 'Joram' part of Sydney Film Festival line-upThe movie also features actors Mohd Zeeshan Ayyub and Megha Mathur in pivotal roles.
- TADA court frames charges against Yasin Malik, 9 others in Rubaiya Sayeed kidnapping caseRubaiya Sayeed was kidnapped by JKLF members on December 8, 1989, from Srinagar to ensure the release of their associates lodged in differe...
- Balakot strikes thwarted JeM plan to release video of Pulwama suicide bomber“Farooq had then discussed with his handler and Jaish commanders Rouf Asgar and Ammar Alvi, both Pakistanis, on the movement of fighter jet...
- Damaged mobile phone helped NIA nail JeM conspiracy behind the 2019 Pulwama attackThe mobile phone belonged to a Pakistani militant, Mohammed Umar Farooq (24), killed a month after the attack, according to the NIA. On Tue...
- Kashmiri woman who tested COVID-19 positive in NIA custody denied bail in terror caseHina Bashir Beg, currently lodged into Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Hospital, was arrested along with her husband Jahanzaib Sami and another accus...
- 102 terrorists killed in Jammu and Kashmir this yearThe security forces also have prepared a hit-list of several other terrorists belonging to Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammad and Hizb...
- Jammu & Kashmir police busts LeT module, SPO among 7 arrestedRashid had been an active member of LeT between 2001 and 2008 and had later surrendered. He was again arrested in 2013 and was released on ...
- Udhampur terror attack: Naveed served as guard at LeT congregation in LahoreAs per the dossier, Naveed hails from Faisalabad and joined LeT after being spotted by a member of the organisation named Mohd Bashir.
- Can't disclose dossiers to Pakistan: CIC R K Mathur on bombing convict's pleaEhtesham Qutubuddin Siddiqui had filed an RTI application with the Ministry of External Affairs on October 17, 2015, days after being award...
- Naved nails Pakistan's role as terror sponsor in statement before magistrateIn his statement, which is admissible in court as evidence, Mohd Naved gives details of his birth, addresses, contact details, work, his me...
- Sajjad Gani Lone leading, PDP ahead in 2 seats in KupwaraLone, youngest son of Abdul Ghani Lone who was killed in a rally in Srinagar in 2002, was leading by a margin of 2,417 votes over NC minist...
- J&K polls: 4 ministers, 18 Legislators, ex-ministers among 175 in fray for phase 2Former ministers -Gulam Mohideen Sofi (PDP),Syed Mushtaq Bukhari (NC), Abdul Gani Malik (MLA) and Jagjiwan Lal (NC) and Jugal Kishore (MLC)...
- Digvijay Singh sticks to claim on Batla case, rules out apologySingh, who had sparked a political storm by claiming that Batla encounter was fake, said that he still stood by his statement and refused t...
- Batla verdict: BJP slams Congress leaders for questioning encounterBJP has slammed Congress leaders for questioning the veracity of Batla House encounter and said the court verdict today will go a long way.
- Batla House encounter: Accused seeks to inspect site of crimeDelhi Police today concluded final arguments in the 2008 Batla House encounter case.
- ISI's major Iqbal, LeT chief Saeed in India's most-wanted listThe other fugitive terrorists facing Interpol red-corner notices are Hizbul chief Syed Salahuddin, LeT's Azam Cheema and Syed Zabiuddin Jab...
- UPA leaders acting as PR agents for jihadis: BJPThe politicians who champion the cause of human rights of terror merchants are back at their favourite pastime - coddling jihadis.
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