Pathankhot

Anybody who believes that Narendra Modi is approaching Pakistan with his eyes closed, is living in a fool's paradise.

Mr Prime minister, the fact is that your government has handed over character certificates to those who have played havoc on Mother India.

Seven years on, Mumbai remains in a tangle in Pakistan's judicial jungle. I am willing to place a small bet that seven years from now, Pathankot will remain in a similar tangle.

The terrorists who attacked Pathankot Air base were possibly in their 20s and 30s, said a doctor who conducted the post mortem on them.

It turns out the symbolism of the handshakes, the long hugs, the saris and chaadars being exchanged, and the mutual admiration of two mama's boys has created the capacity on both sides of the border to absorb the shock and horror of terror.

Salwinder Singh, the Punjab police officer who says he was abducted by the terrorists who attacked the Pathankot air base, told NDTV today that he instantly knew his abductors were terrorists as they had AK-47 guns and wore military jackets.

Three people have been arrested in Punjab's Mohali with Pakistani sim cards, a Pakistan-made automatic rifle and other weapons, the police have said.

Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today said the attack at an Air Force base in Pathankhot in which four terrorists along with three security personnel were killed, is a "direct attack by Pakistan on our soil."

Anybody who believes that Narendra Modi is approaching Pakistan with his eyes closed, is living in a fool's paradise.

Mr Prime minister, the fact is that your government has handed over character certificates to those who have played havoc on Mother India.

Seven years on, Mumbai remains in a tangle in Pakistan's judicial jungle. I am willing to place a small bet that seven years from now, Pathankot will remain in a similar tangle.

The terrorists who attacked Pathankot Air base were possibly in their 20s and 30s, said a doctor who conducted the post mortem on them.

It turns out the symbolism of the handshakes, the long hugs, the saris and chaadars being exchanged, and the mutual admiration of two mama's boys has created the capacity on both sides of the border to absorb the shock and horror of terror.

Salwinder Singh, the Punjab police officer who says he was abducted by the terrorists who attacked the Pathankot air base, told NDTV today that he instantly knew his abductors were terrorists as they had AK-47 guns and wore military jackets.

Three people have been arrested in Punjab's Mohali with Pakistani sim cards, a Pakistan-made automatic rifle and other weapons, the police have said.

Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today said the attack at an Air Force base in Pathankhot in which four terrorists along with three security personnel were killed, is a "direct attack by Pakistan on our soil."