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India's strong concerns about cross-border terrorism shared with Saudi Arabia's security expertsAn Indian all-party delegation visited Saudi Arabia to convey India's firm stance against cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan. T...- Cooperation on de-radicalisation strategies to be on top of India’s agenda for SCO SummitIndia's priorities for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit include cooperation on de-radicalisation strategies and pushing for inc...
- ILO orders mission to China over labour abuse chargesDuring the more than two-week International Labour Conference, the committee tasked with assessing China's compliance with global labour pr...
- US concerned over China's efforts to restrict, manipulate UNHR Chief visit to Xinjiang: Antony Blinken"The United States remains concerned about the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet and her team's visit to the People's...
- China slams US for delisting Xinjiang's East Turkestan Islamic Movement as terrorist outfitChina accuses ETIM, which is entrenched in Uighur Muslim-majority province of Xinjiang province, of being responsible for numerous violent ...
- China announces new rules for Muslims visiting Saudi Arabia for HajChina since last year faced severe international criticism, including from the UN and western countries, over allegations that it is holdin...
- Dilbag Singh backs CDS’ idea of deradicalising centres“When police nab some people, they don’t seem to talk sense. Therefore, if some sensible arrangement is made, where good people from civil ...
- VC selects JNUTF members to probe violenceAll five professors that JNU vice-chancellor Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar appointed to a committee to probe last Sunday’s violence unleashed on ...
- Maldives seeks India’s support in improving civil-military tiesMaldives defence chief Abdullah Shamaal discussed the topic with Indian officials during a visit to Delhi last week, people with knowledge ...
- China says 13,000 'terrorists' arrested in Xinjiang since 2014Legal authorities have adopted a policy that "strikes the right balance between compassion and severity", the government said in its white ...
- Dhaka plays critical role for India’s Southeast Asia outreachIndia counts on Bangladesh in both BBIN and BIMSTEC initiatives.
- Uzbekistan invites India to join deradicalisation programmeThe most populous country in Central Asia has also launched a community (makhallahs or mohallah) support programme aimed at preventing the ...
- MHA forms new divisions to check radicalisation, cyber fraudThe other new wing, CIS, has been created to monitor online crimes and threats, including cyber fraud and hacking, and suggest ways to mini...
- Kashmir may soon have a de-radicalisation departmentThe challenge for the government in J&K, according to the BJP, is to develop the state and also have a counter mechanism and counter narrat...
- 50 radicalised Indian youths have crossed over: Sushma SwarajThe issue of radicalisation is not limited to Jammu and Kashmir but other states as well and the entire world too, she said in the Lok Sabh...
- Devendra Fadnavis asks for comprehensive anti-terror policyFadnavis today asked the state home department to prepare a comprehensive anti-terrorism policy, especially to prevent the youths from gett...
- Terror should be tackled through political approach: VK SinghThe minister also highlighted the need to develop acceptable norms of state behaviour in cyber space and address questions related to inter...
- Government plans to de-radicalise programme to counter terrorismThe main focus, senior officials in these agencies said, will be on de-radicalisation and domination of cyber space.
- Sri Lanka’s military victory cannot substitute political reintegrationTamil Nadu politics willy nilly is once again on the verge of rocking India-Sri Lanka relations at a time when Colombo is basking in the gl...
- Pakistan security agencies tested to limits by terrorism: Yousuf Raza GilaniPrime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has said that Pakistan's security agencies have been "tested to the limits" by terrorism.
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