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Home Ministry To Convene High-Level Meeting Tomorrow To Check ''Keypad Jihadis''
A high-level meeting will be held in the Home Ministry tomorrow to discuss removal of malicious content from various social networking sites posted by 'keypad jihadis', who spew venom on the Internet with an intent to create a law and order situation by spreading rumours or giving communal colour to any event.
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Jammu And Kashmir Police Crackdown 'Keypad Jihadis' On Social Media
The Jammu and Kashmir Police has a new task at hand -- identify "keypad jihadis" who spread hate on social networking sites to try and provoke violence and unrest in the state by spreading rumours or communal strife on the internet.
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California Man Pleads Guilty to Seeking to Help ISIS
A California man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to seeking to provide support to the Islamic State group in Syria, where he allegedly hoped to train fighters for the jihadist network.
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ISIS Techies Now Run 24-Hour 'Help Desk' for Jihadis: Experts
The Internet-savvy Islamic State terror network has set up a 24-hour 'Jihadi Help Desk' manned by IT experts to enable its foot soldiers spread its diabolic message worldwide, recruit followers and launch more attacks on foreign soil, counter-terrorism experts say.
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UK Prime Minister David Cameron Orders MI6 to Hunt Down Jihadi John
Prime Minister David Cameron has ordered Britian's intelligence network and special forces to redouble their efforts to kill or capture a London-born IS terrorist referred to as 'Jihadi John', days after he warned to return to the UK to continue "cutting off heads".
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Jihadi John Flees Islamic State Fearing Own Life: Report
Jihadi John, the Islamic State's (IS) high profile masked executioner behind one of the most horrific beheadings recently, has reportedly fled the terror network and gone on the run in Syria fearing for his own life, according to a report.
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Pakistan Taliban gaining more resources from kidnapping
A campaign of high-profile kidnappings has provided the Pakistani Taliban and its allies with new resources, arming insurgents with millions of dollars, threatening foreign aid programs and galvanizing a sophisticated network of jihadi and criminal gangs whose reach spans the country.
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Home Ministry To Convene High-Level Meeting Tomorrow To Check ''Keypad Jihadis''
A high-level meeting will be held in the Home Ministry tomorrow to discuss removal of malicious content from various social networking sites posted by 'keypad jihadis', who spew venom on the Internet with an intent to create a law and order situation by spreading rumours or giving communal colour to any event.
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Jammu And Kashmir Police Crackdown 'Keypad Jihadis' On Social Media
The Jammu and Kashmir Police has a new task at hand -- identify "keypad jihadis" who spread hate on social networking sites to try and provoke violence and unrest in the state by spreading rumours or communal strife on the internet.
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California Man Pleads Guilty to Seeking to Help ISIS
A California man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to seeking to provide support to the Islamic State group in Syria, where he allegedly hoped to train fighters for the jihadist network.
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ISIS Techies Now Run 24-Hour 'Help Desk' for Jihadis: Experts
The Internet-savvy Islamic State terror network has set up a 24-hour 'Jihadi Help Desk' manned by IT experts to enable its foot soldiers spread its diabolic message worldwide, recruit followers and launch more attacks on foreign soil, counter-terrorism experts say.
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UK Prime Minister David Cameron Orders MI6 to Hunt Down Jihadi John
Prime Minister David Cameron has ordered Britian's intelligence network and special forces to redouble their efforts to kill or capture a London-born IS terrorist referred to as 'Jihadi John', days after he warned to return to the UK to continue "cutting off heads".
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Jihadi John Flees Islamic State Fearing Own Life: Report
Jihadi John, the Islamic State's (IS) high profile masked executioner behind one of the most horrific beheadings recently, has reportedly fled the terror network and gone on the run in Syria fearing for his own life, according to a report.
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Pakistan Taliban gaining more resources from kidnapping
A campaign of high-profile kidnappings has provided the Pakistani Taliban and its allies with new resources, arming insurgents with millions of dollars, threatening foreign aid programs and galvanizing a sophisticated network of jihadi and criminal gangs whose reach spans the country.
