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Opinion | China Is Revamping Its Military, And India Must Not Take It Lightly
China's growing military prowess has implications for India's defence planning and security posture. Making Indian armed forces fit to fight 21st-century wars should be the topmost priority for any government that takes office in June.
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Police Investigate Boy's Claim Of Domestic Violence, Only To Find He Lied To Avoid School
The police determined that the boy had fabricated the story to avoid school because he had not finished correcting his test papers.
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1st Batch Of 5 Women Army Officers Commissioned Into Artillery Regiment
In a historic first, the Indian Army has inducted five women officers into its Regiment of Artillery and three of them have been posted to frontline formations along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China, military sources said on Saturday.
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Col Geeta Rana, 1st Woman Army Officer Posted Near China Border In Ladakh
The officer has taken over the command of the EME independent workshop after the Army cleared 108 vacancies for women officers for taking command of independent units in the Corps of Engineers, Ordinance, EME and other branches.
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German Envoy To China Dies 2 Weeks Into The Job
Germany's ambassador to China Jan Hecker died suddenly, less than two weeks after taking up his post, the European nation's foreign office said on Monday.
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In Direct Message to China, PM At Ladakh: 10 Big Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a surprise visit to a forward post in Ladakh this morning and interacted with troops days after the June 15 border clash with China in which 20 soldiers were killed in the line of duty. "The age of expansionism is over, this is the age of development. History knows that expansionist forces have either lost or were ...
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Donald Trump's Office Discusses Nuclear Test, A First After 1992: Report
President Donald Trump's administration has discussed holding the first US nuclear test since 1992 as a potential warning to Russia and China, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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TikTok 'Poaching' Facebook Employees Right in Its Backyard: Report
TikTok is reportedly poaching Facebook employees and has moved into an office space in Mountain View, California.
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Weeks After Exchanging Blows, Indian, Chinese Armies Celebrate At Nathu La Pass
As China showcased its 70th national day celebrations with an extravagant show of military power in Beijing, senior Indian Army officers in key sectors along the disputed frontier between the two nations crossed over into China to join the celebrations.
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Former CIA Officer Pleads Guilty To Conspiring To Spy On China's Behalf
A former CIA case officer long suspected in the intelligence community of being a devastating mole for the Chinese government admitted Wednesday he conspired to commit espionage in that country. But no evidence was produced that Jerry Chun Shing Lee shared any information.
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Chinese Ride-Hailing Firm Didi Announces Reorganisation Plan to Address Safety
In a post on its official WeChat account, the company said it would create two positions - a chief safety officer and a chief information security officer.
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Facebook Opens Subsidiary In China After Being Locked Out For Years
Facebook has obtained a license to set up an office in China - a first for the company, which has been shut of China's lucrative market for years despite many attempts to break in.
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"This Should Send A Message": Ex-CIA Spy Guilty Of Selling Info To China
Kevin Mallory has always been a risk taker. In a 22-year career in intelligence, he violated the terms of his top secret security clearance at least twice.
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Ex-US Intel Officer Charged With Selling Secrets To China For $800,000
A former Defense Intelligence Agency officer was arrested this weekend by the FBI, charged with trying to ferry US government secrets to Chinese spies, and taking at least $800,000 in suspicious funds flowing from China, according to newly unsealed court documents.
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Ex-Spy Accused Of Selling Secrets To China Claims He Was Freelance Triple Agent
Kevin Mallory, a former CIA officer, admits he met with Chinese spies. He admits he planned a covert meeting with one of the operatives, that he handed over U.S. intelligence documents and that he accepted thousands of dollars.
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Opinion | China Is Revamping Its Military, And India Must Not Take It Lightly
China's growing military prowess has implications for India's defence planning and security posture. Making Indian armed forces fit to fight 21st-century wars should be the topmost priority for any government that takes office in June.
-
Police Investigate Boy's Claim Of Domestic Violence, Only To Find He Lied To Avoid School
The police determined that the boy had fabricated the story to avoid school because he had not finished correcting his test papers.
-
1st Batch Of 5 Women Army Officers Commissioned Into Artillery Regiment
In a historic first, the Indian Army has inducted five women officers into its Regiment of Artillery and three of them have been posted to frontline formations along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China, military sources said on Saturday.
-
Col Geeta Rana, 1st Woman Army Officer Posted Near China Border In Ladakh
The officer has taken over the command of the EME independent workshop after the Army cleared 108 vacancies for women officers for taking command of independent units in the Corps of Engineers, Ordinance, EME and other branches.
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German Envoy To China Dies 2 Weeks Into The Job
Germany's ambassador to China Jan Hecker died suddenly, less than two weeks after taking up his post, the European nation's foreign office said on Monday.
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In Direct Message to China, PM At Ladakh: 10 Big Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a surprise visit to a forward post in Ladakh this morning and interacted with troops days after the June 15 border clash with China in which 20 soldiers were killed in the line of duty. "The age of expansionism is over, this is the age of development. History knows that expansionist forces have either lost or were ...
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Donald Trump's Office Discusses Nuclear Test, A First After 1992: Report
President Donald Trump's administration has discussed holding the first US nuclear test since 1992 as a potential warning to Russia and China, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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TikTok 'Poaching' Facebook Employees Right in Its Backyard: Report
TikTok is reportedly poaching Facebook employees and has moved into an office space in Mountain View, California.
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Weeks After Exchanging Blows, Indian, Chinese Armies Celebrate At Nathu La Pass
As China showcased its 70th national day celebrations with an extravagant show of military power in Beijing, senior Indian Army officers in key sectors along the disputed frontier between the two nations crossed over into China to join the celebrations.
-
Former CIA Officer Pleads Guilty To Conspiring To Spy On China's Behalf
A former CIA case officer long suspected in the intelligence community of being a devastating mole for the Chinese government admitted Wednesday he conspired to commit espionage in that country. But no evidence was produced that Jerry Chun Shing Lee shared any information.
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Chinese Ride-Hailing Firm Didi Announces Reorganisation Plan to Address Safety
In a post on its official WeChat account, the company said it would create two positions - a chief safety officer and a chief information security officer.
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Facebook Opens Subsidiary In China After Being Locked Out For Years
Facebook has obtained a license to set up an office in China - a first for the company, which has been shut of China's lucrative market for years despite many attempts to break in.
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"This Should Send A Message": Ex-CIA Spy Guilty Of Selling Info To China
Kevin Mallory has always been a risk taker. In a 22-year career in intelligence, he violated the terms of his top secret security clearance at least twice.
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Ex-US Intel Officer Charged With Selling Secrets To China For $800,000
A former Defense Intelligence Agency officer was arrested this weekend by the FBI, charged with trying to ferry US government secrets to Chinese spies, and taking at least $800,000 in suspicious funds flowing from China, according to newly unsealed court documents.
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Ex-Spy Accused Of Selling Secrets To China Claims He Was Freelance Triple Agent
Kevin Mallory, a former CIA officer, admits he met with Chinese spies. He admits he planned a covert meeting with one of the operatives, that he handed over U.S. intelligence documents and that he accepted thousands of dollars.
