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Army Says Ready For Any 'Misadventure' From Across Line Of Control
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi said "the world is talking about our army", a top commander in Kashmir said that "the Indian army is ready to deal with any misadventure from across the LoC or Line of Control," the de facto border between India and Pakistan.
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Yes, Dawood Ibrahim Lives In Karachi: UN Group Accepts India's Claim
Three of nine addresses provided by India to the United Nation's Sanctions Committee as addresses of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim in Pakistan have been found to be incorrect. The Committee has struck off three addresses from the list provided by India, while confirming the remaining six addresses in the dossier. Pakistan has denied any knowledge o...
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Diesel Ban: Billion Dollar BPO Industry May Opt Out, Centre Tells Court
After the Delhi government, the Centre has now approached the Supreme Court seeking relief from the crackdown it ordered on diesels cabs in Delhi and neighbouring areas. The ban will impact the BPO industry which uses diesel-run taxis to ferry employees and earns the country billions of dollars every year, the government said.
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China Dodges Response To Its Soldiers Moving To Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir
China on Monday dodged a response to reports that its troops are being moved to Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir to help guard its plans for new economic corridor that will give it much shorter access to Middle East oil and more.
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Balloon Shot Down By Air Force Came From Across The Border, Says Defence Minister
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said that the object shot down by an Air Force jet yesterday was a helium balloon that came from across the border but was not equipped with any surveillance devices or contentious material.
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13 Suspected ISIS Sympathisers Arrested In Nationwide Terror Crackdown
Thirteen of the 14 people who were picked up by the National Investigation Agency yesterday as suspected sympathisers of ISIS have been arrested, the Home Ministry said today. Five of them were arrested yesterday by the NIA as part of a nationwide anti-terror sweep ahead of Republic Day celebrations on January 26.
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4 Arrested For Planning Big Attack For Delhi, Trains
Four young men, all engineering students, have been arrested from Uttarakhand for alleged links to ISIS.
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Pathankot Attack: Cop Who Was Car-Jacked May Take Lie-Detector Test
The police officer who says his car was hijacked by terrorists in Punjab has been summoned to Delhi for questioning by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
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2 Terror Teams Struck Pathankot, Reveal Officials To NDTV
All six terrorists who launched an attack on the Air Force base in Pathankot on Saturday morning have been killed, ending a more than 48-hour siege. At least seven troops have been martyred and 20 others are injured.
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Air Force Man Allegedly Honey-Trapped Into Spying For ISI
A former Airforce personnel has been arrested in Punjab for allegedly spying for Pakistan's intelligence agency.
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2 Indians Questioned by Thai Police in Bangkok Bombing Case
Two Indians were taken for questioning on Sunday night by the Thai police in connection with last month's bombing at a famous temple in Bangkok, in which 20 people were killed.
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Greenpeace's Foreign Funds Blocked, Government Says It Acted Against India's Economic Interest
The government has barred Greenpeace India from receiving foreign funds and frozen seven accounts of the environmental group, which has in recent months refuted allegations that it is running campaigns that are damaging the economy.
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Evacuation From Yemen: India Gets Permission to Dock Ships at Aden
India has received permission to dock its vessels at Yemen's Aden harbor to evacuate nearly 4000 Indians who are stranded in the war-torn nation.
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Day After Winning Gallantry Award, Army Officer Dies Fighting Terrorists
Just 24 hours after he was awarded a gallantry medal for his service in Kashmir, Colonel Munindra Nath Rai was killed while leading an operation against terrorists in a village in south Kashmir's Pulwama district. Colonel Rai, 39, is the highest-ranking military officer to be killed in fighting in the region in nearly a year.
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Metro Station Around Rajpath to Close Ahead of Republic Day as Delhi Goes on Highest Alert
Metro stations around Rajpath will be closed to the public from the evening of Sunday, January 25, as the national capital is turned into an fortress for the visit of US President Barack Obama, who will be the chief guest at this year's Republic Day celebrations the next day.
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Army Says Ready For Any 'Misadventure' From Across Line Of Control
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi said "the world is talking about our army", a top commander in Kashmir said that "the Indian army is ready to deal with any misadventure from across the LoC or Line of Control," the de facto border between India and Pakistan.
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Yes, Dawood Ibrahim Lives In Karachi: UN Group Accepts India's Claim
Three of nine addresses provided by India to the United Nation's Sanctions Committee as addresses of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim in Pakistan have been found to be incorrect. The Committee has struck off three addresses from the list provided by India, while confirming the remaining six addresses in the dossier. Pakistan has denied any knowledge o...
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Diesel Ban: Billion Dollar BPO Industry May Opt Out, Centre Tells Court
After the Delhi government, the Centre has now approached the Supreme Court seeking relief from the crackdown it ordered on diesels cabs in Delhi and neighbouring areas. The ban will impact the BPO industry which uses diesel-run taxis to ferry employees and earns the country billions of dollars every year, the government said.
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China Dodges Response To Its Soldiers Moving To Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir
China on Monday dodged a response to reports that its troops are being moved to Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir to help guard its plans for new economic corridor that will give it much shorter access to Middle East oil and more.
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Balloon Shot Down By Air Force Came From Across The Border, Says Defence Minister
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said that the object shot down by an Air Force jet yesterday was a helium balloon that came from across the border but was not equipped with any surveillance devices or contentious material.
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13 Suspected ISIS Sympathisers Arrested In Nationwide Terror Crackdown
Thirteen of the 14 people who were picked up by the National Investigation Agency yesterday as suspected sympathisers of ISIS have been arrested, the Home Ministry said today. Five of them were arrested yesterday by the NIA as part of a nationwide anti-terror sweep ahead of Republic Day celebrations on January 26.
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4 Arrested For Planning Big Attack For Delhi, Trains
Four young men, all engineering students, have been arrested from Uttarakhand for alleged links to ISIS.
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Pathankot Attack: Cop Who Was Car-Jacked May Take Lie-Detector Test
The police officer who says his car was hijacked by terrorists in Punjab has been summoned to Delhi for questioning by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
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2 Terror Teams Struck Pathankot, Reveal Officials To NDTV
All six terrorists who launched an attack on the Air Force base in Pathankot on Saturday morning have been killed, ending a more than 48-hour siege. At least seven troops have been martyred and 20 others are injured.
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Air Force Man Allegedly Honey-Trapped Into Spying For ISI
A former Airforce personnel has been arrested in Punjab for allegedly spying for Pakistan's intelligence agency.
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2 Indians Questioned by Thai Police in Bangkok Bombing Case
Two Indians were taken for questioning on Sunday night by the Thai police in connection with last month's bombing at a famous temple in Bangkok, in which 20 people were killed.
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Greenpeace's Foreign Funds Blocked, Government Says It Acted Against India's Economic Interest
The government has barred Greenpeace India from receiving foreign funds and frozen seven accounts of the environmental group, which has in recent months refuted allegations that it is running campaigns that are damaging the economy.
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Evacuation From Yemen: India Gets Permission to Dock Ships at Aden
India has received permission to dock its vessels at Yemen's Aden harbor to evacuate nearly 4000 Indians who are stranded in the war-torn nation.
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Day After Winning Gallantry Award, Army Officer Dies Fighting Terrorists
Just 24 hours after he was awarded a gallantry medal for his service in Kashmir, Colonel Munindra Nath Rai was killed while leading an operation against terrorists in a village in south Kashmir's Pulwama district. Colonel Rai, 39, is the highest-ranking military officer to be killed in fighting in the region in nearly a year.
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Metro Station Around Rajpath to Close Ahead of Republic Day as Delhi Goes on Highest Alert
Metro stations around Rajpath will be closed to the public from the evening of Sunday, January 25, as the national capital is turned into an fortress for the visit of US President Barack Obama, who will be the chief guest at this year's Republic Day celebrations the next day.
