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Dance, Drinks, Drama: More Lapses Emerge At Bengaluru Central Jail
In more trouble for the authorities at Bengaluru Central Jail, a video has now emerged showing inmates dancing and partying with liquor and snacks.
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"Gravely Insulted": P Vijayan On National Award For 'The Kerala Story'
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has alleged the Centre is spreading misinformation by honouring a film that he claimed tarnished the Left-ruled state's image, hours after 'The Kerala Story' won two major titles at the 71st National Film Awards
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"Nothing New," Says Amarinder Singh On Reports Of Pakistan Recruiting Sikhs For Terror Training
Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh today said there was "nothing new" in reports that said Pakistan is recruiting young Sikhs for terror training against India.
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Tech Savvy ISIS Chief Recruiter In India Named Global Terrorist By US
Mohammed Shafi Armar, the fugitive chief recruiter for the ISIS in the Indian subcontinent, has been named a 'Specially Designated Global Terrorist' by the US on Thursday, becoming the first Indian leader of the terror outfit against whom America has sponsored sanctions.
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Probe Agency Files Chargesheet Against Chief Recruiter For ISIS In India
NIA today filed a chargesheet against the chief recruiter for the banned ISIS terror group in India Shafi Armar alias Yusuf-Al-Hindi and three others for allegedly being involved in various terror activities in the country.
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NIA Seeks Details On ISIS' India Chief Killed In US Airstrike
The Islamic State's chief recruiter in India has been killed in a US airstrike in Syria last week, ending a large hunt of security agencies for a man considered "extremely crucial" in setting up the terror network's fledgling bases in the country, official sources said on Monday.
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As Islamic State Threat Grows, India Isn't Doing Enough
That an IS recruitment document underlines war with India as its chief aim is more than significant. This was the key fear for intelligence officials tracking Al Qaeda.
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Dance, Drinks, Drama: More Lapses Emerge At Bengaluru Central Jail
In more trouble for the authorities at Bengaluru Central Jail, a video has now emerged showing inmates dancing and partying with liquor and snacks.
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"Gravely Insulted": P Vijayan On National Award For 'The Kerala Story'
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has alleged the Centre is spreading misinformation by honouring a film that he claimed tarnished the Left-ruled state's image, hours after 'The Kerala Story' won two major titles at the 71st National Film Awards
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"Nothing New," Says Amarinder Singh On Reports Of Pakistan Recruiting Sikhs For Terror Training
Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh today said there was "nothing new" in reports that said Pakistan is recruiting young Sikhs for terror training against India.
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Tech Savvy ISIS Chief Recruiter In India Named Global Terrorist By US
Mohammed Shafi Armar, the fugitive chief recruiter for the ISIS in the Indian subcontinent, has been named a 'Specially Designated Global Terrorist' by the US on Thursday, becoming the first Indian leader of the terror outfit against whom America has sponsored sanctions.
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Probe Agency Files Chargesheet Against Chief Recruiter For ISIS In India
NIA today filed a chargesheet against the chief recruiter for the banned ISIS terror group in India Shafi Armar alias Yusuf-Al-Hindi and three others for allegedly being involved in various terror activities in the country.
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NIA Seeks Details On ISIS' India Chief Killed In US Airstrike
The Islamic State's chief recruiter in India has been killed in a US airstrike in Syria last week, ending a large hunt of security agencies for a man considered "extremely crucial" in setting up the terror network's fledgling bases in the country, official sources said on Monday.
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As Islamic State Threat Grows, India Isn't Doing Enough
That an IS recruitment document underlines war with India as its chief aim is more than significant. This was the key fear for intelligence officials tracking Al Qaeda.
