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Haryana Cops To Impose National Security Act Against Protesting Farmers
Amid a stand-off with the farmers, Haryana Police in Ambala District has said that any loss to the government and private property during the protest will be compensated by attaching the property and seizure of bank accounts of the protestors.
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National Security Act Against Those Caught Cheating In UP Board Exams
Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday announced that National Security Act (NSA) will be imposed on students who are caught cheating in the Board Examinations starting from February 16, an official statement said.
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2 Charged Under National Security Act For Burning Pages Of Ramcharitmanas In UP
The Uttar Pradesh police invoked National Security Act against two persons for allegedly burning copies of Ramcharitmanas, a poem based on the epic Ramayana.
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China's Bid To Rewrite Global Rules Face Western Intelligence Agencies
The Chinese ideas of rewriting the international security rules are seem likely to be thwarted as the premiere intelligence agencies in the UK and USA have started acting against it.
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India Has Been A Victim Of Terrorism For Decades: President Murmu At UN Meet
Asserting that India has been a victim of terrorism for decades, President Murmu on Saturday said zero tolerance to all acts of terror, irrespective of its motivations, should continue to be the guiding approach of the international community.
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Coast Guard Frees 6 Indian Fishermen From Pak Captivity In High Seas
In a major success on the high seas, an Indian Coast Guard ship acted swiftly to free Indian fishermen who were being taken to a Pakistani port by the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA).
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UP Dalit Sisters' Rape-Murder: Police May Slap Stringent Security Law Against 6 Accused
The Uttar Pradesh Police is mulling over slapping the stringent National Security Act against the six people arrested for the rape and murder of two Dalit sisters in the state's Lakhimpur Kheri.
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Airline Employee Mishears Word, Sparks Security Scare At Bhopal Airport
An airline staffer's act of mistaking the word "ballast" for "blast" created a security scare at the Raja Bhoj International Airport in Bhopal and led to sounding of an alert at the establishment, officials said on Friday.
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ISIS Bomber, Detained In Russia, Admits Plot Against Indian Leader: Report
An ISIS terrorist detained by Russian security agency for planning an attack in India has confessed that he was preparing an act of terror targetting "one of the representatives of the ruling circles of India," the Russian news agency reported.
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National Security Act Against 3 Accused Of Leaking UP Board English Paper
Ballia Police on Thursday imposed the National Security Act (NSA), 1980 provisions against three persons for their alleged involvement in the leak of the Uttar Pradesh state board's Class 12 English question paper.
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Objections Of Naysayers Of Reform "Remain Frozen In Time": India At UN
The UN Security Council is unable to act effectively in addressing increasingly complex issues of international peace and security as it lacks inclusive representation, India has said.
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Support To Any Act Of Terrorism Is Crime Against Humanity: Rajnath Singh
Terrorism is the most serious threat to international peace and security and support to any acts of terror is a crime against humanity, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said at a conclave of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Dushanbe.
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Court Allows Banks To Sell Vijay Mallya's Properties To Recover Debts
A Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) court has allowed banks to sell certain real estate assets and securities and of fugitive business tycoon Vijay Mallya to recover their debts.
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Humanitarian Crisis, Covid, Calls For Ease Of Sanctions On Syria, India Tells UN
India has told the UN Security Council that the humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, calls for relaxation of sanctions imposed on Syria, saying the international community must act with a "sense of urgency" to help the Syrian people.
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UN Security Council Unable To Address Complex Issues Of International Peace: India
India has said that the UN Security Council is finding itself unable to act effectively to address increasingly complex issues of international peace and security as it lacked inclusivity of those who need to be members of the powerful organ of the world body.
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Haryana Cops To Impose National Security Act Against Protesting Farmers
Amid a stand-off with the farmers, Haryana Police in Ambala District has said that any loss to the government and private property during the protest will be compensated by attaching the property and seizure of bank accounts of the protestors.
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National Security Act Against Those Caught Cheating In UP Board Exams
Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday announced that National Security Act (NSA) will be imposed on students who are caught cheating in the Board Examinations starting from February 16, an official statement said.
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2 Charged Under National Security Act For Burning Pages Of Ramcharitmanas In UP
The Uttar Pradesh police invoked National Security Act against two persons for allegedly burning copies of Ramcharitmanas, a poem based on the epic Ramayana.
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China's Bid To Rewrite Global Rules Face Western Intelligence Agencies
The Chinese ideas of rewriting the international security rules are seem likely to be thwarted as the premiere intelligence agencies in the UK and USA have started acting against it.
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India Has Been A Victim Of Terrorism For Decades: President Murmu At UN Meet
Asserting that India has been a victim of terrorism for decades, President Murmu on Saturday said zero tolerance to all acts of terror, irrespective of its motivations, should continue to be the guiding approach of the international community.
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Coast Guard Frees 6 Indian Fishermen From Pak Captivity In High Seas
In a major success on the high seas, an Indian Coast Guard ship acted swiftly to free Indian fishermen who were being taken to a Pakistani port by the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA).
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UP Dalit Sisters' Rape-Murder: Police May Slap Stringent Security Law Against 6 Accused
The Uttar Pradesh Police is mulling over slapping the stringent National Security Act against the six people arrested for the rape and murder of two Dalit sisters in the state's Lakhimpur Kheri.
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Airline Employee Mishears Word, Sparks Security Scare At Bhopal Airport
An airline staffer's act of mistaking the word "ballast" for "blast" created a security scare at the Raja Bhoj International Airport in Bhopal and led to sounding of an alert at the establishment, officials said on Friday.
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ISIS Bomber, Detained In Russia, Admits Plot Against Indian Leader: Report
An ISIS terrorist detained by Russian security agency for planning an attack in India has confessed that he was preparing an act of terror targetting "one of the representatives of the ruling circles of India," the Russian news agency reported.
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National Security Act Against 3 Accused Of Leaking UP Board English Paper
Ballia Police on Thursday imposed the National Security Act (NSA), 1980 provisions against three persons for their alleged involvement in the leak of the Uttar Pradesh state board's Class 12 English question paper.
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Objections Of Naysayers Of Reform "Remain Frozen In Time": India At UN
The UN Security Council is unable to act effectively in addressing increasingly complex issues of international peace and security as it lacks inclusive representation, India has said.
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Support To Any Act Of Terrorism Is Crime Against Humanity: Rajnath Singh
Terrorism is the most serious threat to international peace and security and support to any acts of terror is a crime against humanity, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said at a conclave of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Dushanbe.
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Court Allows Banks To Sell Vijay Mallya's Properties To Recover Debts
A Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) court has allowed banks to sell certain real estate assets and securities and of fugitive business tycoon Vijay Mallya to recover their debts.
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Humanitarian Crisis, Covid, Calls For Ease Of Sanctions On Syria, India Tells UN
India has told the UN Security Council that the humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, calls for relaxation of sanctions imposed on Syria, saying the international community must act with a "sense of urgency" to help the Syrian people.
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UN Security Council Unable To Address Complex Issues Of International Peace: India
India has said that the UN Security Council is finding itself unable to act effectively to address increasingly complex issues of international peace and security as it lacked inclusivity of those who need to be members of the powerful organ of the world body.
