The state ATS arrested the five PFI members - Mazhar Khan, Sadiq Shaikh, Mohammad Iqbal Khan, Momin Mistry and Aasif Hussain Khan - followi...

This suggestion of security officials came after Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said the JeM chief is "unwell".

An official told TOI that while there may be some confusion about events leading to the encounter, the possibility of the escaped SIMI men ...

According to reports, all terrorists were killed in an encounter mid-morning in Ithkhedi village on the outskirts of Bhopal.

"I congratulate all my 15 officers, who had probed the case. The verdict is a vindication of our efforts," Former ATS chief KP Raghuvanshi ...

Nine years after a series of bomb blasts rattled Mumbai, a special court is likely to pronounce the quantum of punishment for 12 convicts i...

Seven RDX bombs had exploded in the first class coaches of Mumbai's suburban trains on July 11, 2006, killing 188 people and injuring 829.

It also said that it will coordinate with non-NDA opposition against "implementation of any hidden agenda of the government."

State govt to appoint Ujjwal Nikam as Special Public Prosecutor in the case of Pune IT professional Mohsin Shaikh by activists of the HRS

Social activists rue the absence of respectable leaders in Pune who can control masses and resent the dependence on police to control riots.

In response to a question on whether the right-wing organization would be banned by the govt, the CM said he can't make "an offhand comment...

Two CBI public prosecutors fighting Sadiq Jamal Mehtar and Sohrabuddin Shaikh-Tulsi Prajapati fake encounter cases are likely to be replace...

A combination of radical left organisations has embarked on an 'Oust Narendra Modi, Strengthen People's Alternative' campaign in Gujarat.

Mohammed Sadiq Shaikh, alleged founder member of terror group Indian Mujahideen, is unlikely to be booked in the July 11, 2006 serial train...

Mansoor Peerbhoy, a software enginner with Yahoo, was responsible for finalising the draft emails.

The police recovered sub-machine gun and revolvers from them.

Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi regretted what he described as the "excessive use of force" by Indian security forces.