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Recruitment Of Children In Terror Groups A "Worrying Trend": India At UN
Voicing concern over an increasing number of children being recruited by the terror groups for terrorism-related activities, India on Monday called for a more coordinated approach in implementing the child protection and counter terrorism agendas.
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Rajnath Singh Tells Parliament Terror Incidents In Jammu And Kashmir "Almost Down To Nil"
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today asserted in Lok Sabha that terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir have come down to almost nil. He also said that the army, paramilitary forces and the Jammu and Kashmir Police have been coordinating to fight terrorism in the state.
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PM Modi's '10 Noble Commitments' For BRICS To Ensure A 'Better World'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today pitched for an organised and coordinated action on counter terrorism, as he suggested 10 commitments through which BRICS leadership for global transformation can be achieved.
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Afghanistan, India and United States Reaffirm Commitment To Counter Terrorism
India, along with the United States and Afghanistan, reaffirmed its shared interests in combating terrorism and advancing peace and security in the region as even as leaders from the three countries explored ways to "coordinate and align" assistance to Afghanistan.
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India, China to Form Ministerial Mechanism to Tackle Terror
India and China today agreed to form a ministerial-level mechanism headed by their home ministers for the first time to step up cooperation and coordination on a host of security-related issues, including cross-border terrorism, smuggling and drug trafficking.
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LeT plan to derail any Indo-Pak peace moves: US report
Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) is a threat to stability in South Asia, a top US counter terrorism official has said urging Pakistan to take stronger steps against the outfit responsible for the Mumbai carnage. "I have not seen any decrease in Lashkar-e Taiba strength. It continues to be a matter of great concern to us, and I've spoken on many occasions abou...
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Recruitment Of Children In Terror Groups A "Worrying Trend": India At UN
Voicing concern over an increasing number of children being recruited by the terror groups for terrorism-related activities, India on Monday called for a more coordinated approach in implementing the child protection and counter terrorism agendas.
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Rajnath Singh Tells Parliament Terror Incidents In Jammu And Kashmir "Almost Down To Nil"
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today asserted in Lok Sabha that terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir have come down to almost nil. He also said that the army, paramilitary forces and the Jammu and Kashmir Police have been coordinating to fight terrorism in the state.
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PM Modi's '10 Noble Commitments' For BRICS To Ensure A 'Better World'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today pitched for an organised and coordinated action on counter terrorism, as he suggested 10 commitments through which BRICS leadership for global transformation can be achieved.
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Afghanistan, India and United States Reaffirm Commitment To Counter Terrorism
India, along with the United States and Afghanistan, reaffirmed its shared interests in combating terrorism and advancing peace and security in the region as even as leaders from the three countries explored ways to "coordinate and align" assistance to Afghanistan.
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India, China to Form Ministerial Mechanism to Tackle Terror
India and China today agreed to form a ministerial-level mechanism headed by their home ministers for the first time to step up cooperation and coordination on a host of security-related issues, including cross-border terrorism, smuggling and drug trafficking.
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LeT plan to derail any Indo-Pak peace moves: US report
Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) is a threat to stability in South Asia, a top US counter terrorism official has said urging Pakistan to take stronger steps against the outfit responsible for the Mumbai carnage. "I have not seen any decrease in Lashkar-e Taiba strength. It continues to be a matter of great concern to us, and I've spoken on many occasions abou...
