Terror Attack Pathankot Air Force Base

Shahid Latif - a terrorist shot dead in Pakistan's Sialkot on Tuesday, allegedly provided logistical support for four Pakistani terrorists who attacked the Pathankot Air Force station in January seven years ago.

Six men have been detained in Punjab's Pathankot railway station amid reports by intelligence agencies that some terrorists are trying to carry out attacks in Delhi. The men were travelling in the Pooja Express from Jammu to Ajmer in Rajasthan, when security forces stopped the train at Pathankot late on Sunday and took them into custody for questio...

A Rs. 2,000 crore blueprint to upgrade security at defence installations that has been caught up in bureaucratic red tape could finally get off the ground. The NDA government on Thursday declared the Armed Forces were being given "substantial financial powers" to revamp security of 3,000 sensitive installations without seeking approvals from the de...

In January last year, heavily-armed terrorists entered the highly secure Pathankot air force base in Punjab and opened fire, killing seven security men before being shot dead in an 80-hour operation. After investigating what many believed were giant gaps in security, the forces identified 3,000 sensitive bases that need a security revamp and asked ...

Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar, his brother Abdul Rauf Asghar and two others of the Pakistan-based terror group have been formally charged for the deadly attack on the Pathankot air force base in January. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has named Masood Azhar as the mastermind of the January 2 attack in which heavily armed terrorists h...

Putting to end speculation about the number of terrorists involved in Pathankot attack, the government today made it clear that only four militants had entered the Air Force station to carry out the strike that left eight people dead.

Seven soldiers, including two officers, were killed in a huge terror attack on Tuesday at an army base near Jammu in the town of Nagrota, just 20 kilometres from the border with Pakistan. A group of heavily-armed suicide attackers in police uniforms entered the army base in Nagrota before daybreak with guns and grenades and forced their way in. The...

Pakistan was "cooperating closely" with India on the investigations in a terror attack case on a key air force base in Pathankot earlier this year, the country's top diplomat has said.

The NIA today secured non-bailable arrest warrants against Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Maulana Masood Azhar, his brother Abdul Rauf and two others for allegedly conspiring to carry out terror strike on the strategic Indian Air Force base in Pathankot.

In a move that could see India-Pakistan relations plummeting, a team of investigators from Islamabad who visited the Pathankot air force base is expected, according to a media report, to declare that the terror attack at the base was "a drama" staged by India "to malign Pakistan".

India will send a team of investigators soon to Pakistan to collect evidence that January's deadly attack on the Pathankot's air force base was the work of terror group Jaish e-Mohammed and its chief, Masood Azhar.

Eleven policemen have been on duty round-the-clock at the civil hospital morgue in Pathankot for the past almost three months to protect the bodies of four terrorists killed after they attacked the Air Force Base in January.

A joint investigation team from Pakistan including officials from Islamabad's intelligence agency Inter Services Intelligence or ISI, Military Intelligence and police arrived in India today to probe the January 2 terror attack at the air force base in Punjab's Pathankot.

Ahead of the visit by a Pakistani probe team in connection with the Pathankot terror attack on an Indian Air Force base, the NIA today released the photographs of four terrorists killed during the counteroffensive which began on January 2 and lasted more than 80 hours.

A team of Pakistani investigators will arrive in India on the 27th to study and collect evidence of the terror attack at the Pathankot air force base, said Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj today.

Shahid Latif - a terrorist shot dead in Pakistan's Sialkot on Tuesday, allegedly provided logistical support for four Pakistani terrorists who attacked the Pathankot Air Force station in January seven years ago.

Six men have been detained in Punjab's Pathankot railway station amid reports by intelligence agencies that some terrorists are trying to carry out attacks in Delhi. The men were travelling in the Pooja Express from Jammu to Ajmer in Rajasthan, when security forces stopped the train at Pathankot late on Sunday and took them into custody for questio...

A Rs. 2,000 crore blueprint to upgrade security at defence installations that has been caught up in bureaucratic red tape could finally get off the ground. The NDA government on Thursday declared the Armed Forces were being given "substantial financial powers" to revamp security of 3,000 sensitive installations without seeking approvals from the de...

In January last year, heavily-armed terrorists entered the highly secure Pathankot air force base in Punjab and opened fire, killing seven security men before being shot dead in an 80-hour operation. After investigating what many believed were giant gaps in security, the forces identified 3,000 sensitive bases that need a security revamp and asked ...

Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar, his brother Abdul Rauf Asghar and two others of the Pakistan-based terror group have been formally charged for the deadly attack on the Pathankot air force base in January. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has named Masood Azhar as the mastermind of the January 2 attack in which heavily armed terrorists h...

Putting to end speculation about the number of terrorists involved in Pathankot attack, the government today made it clear that only four militants had entered the Air Force station to carry out the strike that left eight people dead.

Seven soldiers, including two officers, were killed in a huge terror attack on Tuesday at an army base near Jammu in the town of Nagrota, just 20 kilometres from the border with Pakistan. A group of heavily-armed suicide attackers in police uniforms entered the army base in Nagrota before daybreak with guns and grenades and forced their way in. The...

Pakistan was "cooperating closely" with India on the investigations in a terror attack case on a key air force base in Pathankot earlier this year, the country's top diplomat has said.

The NIA today secured non-bailable arrest warrants against Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Maulana Masood Azhar, his brother Abdul Rauf and two others for allegedly conspiring to carry out terror strike on the strategic Indian Air Force base in Pathankot.

In a move that could see India-Pakistan relations plummeting, a team of investigators from Islamabad who visited the Pathankot air force base is expected, according to a media report, to declare that the terror attack at the base was "a drama" staged by India "to malign Pakistan".

India will send a team of investigators soon to Pakistan to collect evidence that January's deadly attack on the Pathankot's air force base was the work of terror group Jaish e-Mohammed and its chief, Masood Azhar.

Eleven policemen have been on duty round-the-clock at the civil hospital morgue in Pathankot for the past almost three months to protect the bodies of four terrorists killed after they attacked the Air Force Base in January.

A joint investigation team from Pakistan including officials from Islamabad's intelligence agency Inter Services Intelligence or ISI, Military Intelligence and police arrived in India today to probe the January 2 terror attack at the air force base in Punjab's Pathankot.

Ahead of the visit by a Pakistani probe team in connection with the Pathankot terror attack on an Indian Air Force base, the NIA today released the photographs of four terrorists killed during the counteroffensive which began on January 2 and lasted more than 80 hours.

A team of Pakistani investigators will arrive in India on the 27th to study and collect evidence of the terror attack at the Pathankot air force base, said Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj today.