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Opinion | 'Calculated Pressure' Should Be India's Mantra As Pak Chooses Escalation
At this time, India must continue to turn the screws in every domain to put relentless pressure on Pakistan to pull back from the dangerous abyss into which it has chosen to hurtle with the ongoing confrontation.
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Opinion | Pahalgam Attack: What NIA's Preliminary Report Hints About Pak's Plans
The Pahalgam attack was a calculated conspiracy involving multiple elements within Pakistan, designed to achieve a variety of objectives.
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Lashkar Gets A 'Calculator', Adds Offline, Subtracts Surveillance
A new app 'calculator' has been found on smart phones of terrorists infiltrating into Jammu and Kashmir which helps them to remain in touch with their handlers in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK) without being detected by technical surveillance mounted by the Army.
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Showdown Over iPhone Reignites Privacy Debate
The Justice Department calculated that it held a winning hand - the passcode-locked Apple iPhone of a terrorist - when it went to a federal court in Riverside, California.
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Opinion | 'Calculated Pressure' Should Be India's Mantra As Pak Chooses Escalation
At this time, India must continue to turn the screws in every domain to put relentless pressure on Pakistan to pull back from the dangerous abyss into which it has chosen to hurtle with the ongoing confrontation.
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Opinion | Pahalgam Attack: What NIA's Preliminary Report Hints About Pak's Plans
The Pahalgam attack was a calculated conspiracy involving multiple elements within Pakistan, designed to achieve a variety of objectives.
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Lashkar Gets A 'Calculator', Adds Offline, Subtracts Surveillance
A new app 'calculator' has been found on smart phones of terrorists infiltrating into Jammu and Kashmir which helps them to remain in touch with their handlers in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK) without being detected by technical surveillance mounted by the Army.
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Showdown Over iPhone Reignites Privacy Debate
The Justice Department calculated that it held a winning hand - the passcode-locked Apple iPhone of a terrorist - when it went to a federal court in Riverside, California.
