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'Beginner politician, poor old woman helped crack transistor bomb case' in 1985In the summer of 1985, a series of transistor bombs exploded in Delhi leaving 49 dead, 127 injured and a city terrorised. The toll was much...- View: India’s police force, for all its blights and corruption, is overstretched and needs helpThe UN estimates that countries need 222 police per lakh population. India’s sanctioned police strength is 181 per lakh. But massive vacanc...
- 'Will miss you Sir': Delhi Police bids adieu to its former chief Ved MarwahMarwah was admitted to the hospital almost three weeks back after he suffered a fall at his residence in Goa. He passed away at 7.30 pm on ...
- Officials in security establishment question proforma work of special branch when its understaffedThe effort put by the Delhi Police to collect profiles of 526 important personalities over the years appears pointless exercise in terms of...
- After Rahul Gandhi, government could spy on officials, parties, media: CongressCongress today demanded a probe into the alleged snooping on party vice-president Rahul Gandhi as it claimed that the next targets could be...
- Police visit to Rahul Gandhi's home: It’s height of idiocy, say ex-police chiefsMHA has sought a report from the Delhi Police and will be now asking it to review the said pro forma, delete “unwanted questions”, and also...
- Will Jharkhand finally get a stable government 14 years after it became a state?Bihar, which was largely left an agrarian state after the creation of Jharkhand, has outperformed it. Jharkhand also lags Uttarakhand and C...
- AAP's Mahila Suraksha Dals to be toothless?A new security force being drawn up by the Delhi govt for the protection of women will neither bear arms nor enjoy any real policing powers.
- AAP tactics may lose battle: Kejriwal's dharna hasn't gone down well with police officers, analystsKejriwal has left former police officers and analysts, mostly fans of the Aam Aadmi Party leader, stumped with his plan to sit on a dharna.
- Sunanda Pushkar's death: 'No foul play' theory may leave Shashi Tharoor unscathedA senior police official said that foul play was ruled out and termed the injuries on her hands as "minor" and "unrelated to the fatality".
- Supreme Court asks Centre, states to give fixed tenure to bureaucratsSC said that civil servants should not act on verbal orders by political executives and all actions must be taken by them on the basis of w...
- Narendra Modi's safety threat could be higher than the PM's: ExpertsFormer Home Secretary G.K. Pillai also acknowledged the high level of threat to Modi but said he “was wellprotected by NSG.”
- Independent CBI may be more hazardous for the government than CAGWhat if the CBI decides to flex its muscle even before the government suggests to the Supreme Court steps it will take to liberate the “cag...
- Another 'witness' alleges Big B-role in 1984 riotsManjit Singh Saini has alleged that he had himself seen Bachchan shouting anti-Sikh slogans while pointing towards a Sikh in a crowd.
- Post-26/11, big private firms choose CISF to provide security coverUnlike the Special Protection Group (SPG) guarding the prime minister and families of former prime ministers, the CISF is not a lean, elite...
- Reliance-Siemens MoU on security solutions to alter concept of homeland security in IndiaThe recent Reliance-Siemens MoU on providing security solutions for the urban space could alter the concept of homeland security in India.
- Business in conflict zones: India Inc and government have to payMost conflict zones in world are replete with natural resources and hence are politically quite potent. Govts need to be proactive | Ground...
- Marwah's assault may make UPA, NDA run for coverThe former Delhi Police chief, who also served as governor in Manipur, Mizoram and Jharkhand after retiring from service, has come out with...
- New Jharkhand governor to assume charge on SundayThe newly appointed governor of Jharkhand, K Sankarnarayanan, will arrive here on Saturday and assume charge on Sunday morning.
- 26/11: Poor training, not weaponry let Mumbai cops downPoor training of policemen kept terrorists at advantage.
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