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Arjun Rampal Refuses To React To His Brutal Torture Scene In Dhurandhar Trailer: "Uske Baare Mein Baat Nahi Karunga"
The character Major Iqbal, portrayed by Arjun Rampal, appears to be based on Ilyas Kashmiri, who was once dubbed the new Osama bin Laden
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9/11 Survivors Furious Over Saudi Crown Prince's US Visit. How He Responded
Osama bin Laden used Saudi people for the 9/11 attacks to destroy US-Saudi relations, insisted Mohammed bin Salman at the White House, as the families of the victims pressed for accountability from the visiting Saudi Crown Prince.
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Opinion | 'PhD' Handlers To Faridabad 'Doctors', How 'White-Collar' Terrorism Isn't New
From ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who held a PhD, to Al-Qaeda's Ayman al-Zawahiri, a surgeon, and Laden, a civil engineering graduate - some of the world's most extremist leaders have come from classrooms, universities and privileged backgrounds.
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Pune Techie Arrested Over Terror Links Had Saved Osama Bin Laden's Speeches
A software engineer, who was arrested by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad in Pune earlier this week over alleged links with Al-Qaeda, allegedly followed terror outfit's founder Osama Bin Laden's speeches.
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Osama bin Laden Escaped Disguised As A Woman: Ex-CIA Officer
Translator for the commander of Central Command was actually an "Al Qaeda operative who had infiltrated the US military," said former CIA Officer John Kiriakou.
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'Got To Take Credit': Trump On Warning About Osama Bin Laden Year Before 9/11
President Donald Trump took credit for warning about Osama bin Laden a year before the al-Qaeda leader perpetrated the 9/11 attacks, as he lauded US Navy Seals for putting a "bullet in his head".
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Drug-Laden Pak Drones Significant Threat To India's Internal Security: Report
A "sharp" spike has been seen in the sightings and recovery of drug-laden drones coming into India from Pakistan across the international border in Punjab over the last four years, posing a "significant" threat to the country's internal security
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Charlie Kirk Called Pak "Very Sneaky", Urged Trump To Avoid Op Sindoor Involvement
Soon after Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist and close ally of US President Donald Trump was killed in Utah, in what the governor labelled a "political assassination", the spotlight was turned to his views on global politics.
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"Israel Did Exactly What US Did": Netanyahu's 9/11 Analogy To Defend Qatar Strike
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has defended Israel's recent targeted strikes in Qatar's capital Doha, against Hamas leadership by drawing a parallel with the United States' response against the terror group Al Qaeda after the 9/11 attacks.
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Explained: Why Did Osama Bin Laden Attack The United States
The morning of September 11 in 2001 began like any other in New York City.
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24 Years After 9/11: What Really Happened That Day
Twenty-four years ago, United States witnessed a series of attacks that changed the course of history. On September 11, 2001, four coordinated attacks orchestrated by suicide hijackers from the terrorist group al-Qaeda targeted key locations in US
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On US-Pak Ties, S Jaishankar's Reminders On History, Osama Bin Laden
On US President Donald Trump's claim of mediating a ceasefire between India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, Mr Jaishankar said that while he had spoken to the US side, the cessation of hostilities was decided between New Delhi and Islamabad.
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"Osama Bin Laden In Suit": Ex-Pentagon Official On Pakistan's Asim Munir
Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin slammed Pakistan army chief Asim Munir over his recent nuclear rhetoric, saying that Islamabad was behaving like "a rogue state" with the war mongering.
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Truck Carrying Mangoes Overturned In Andhra Pradesh, 9 Killed
Nine labourers were killed and 10 others injured when a truck laden with mangoes overturned in Andhra Pradesh's Annamayya district.
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South Korea's Balloon Crackdown Hits Anti-North Korea Activists
The equipment activist Lee Min-bok uses to send balloons laden with anti-Kim Jong Un leaflets across the border from South Korea unto the North has been gathering dust and cobwebs for months.
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Arjun Rampal Refuses To React To His Brutal Torture Scene In Dhurandhar Trailer: "Uske Baare Mein Baat Nahi Karunga"
The character Major Iqbal, portrayed by Arjun Rampal, appears to be based on Ilyas Kashmiri, who was once dubbed the new Osama bin Laden
-
9/11 Survivors Furious Over Saudi Crown Prince's US Visit. How He Responded
Osama bin Laden used Saudi people for the 9/11 attacks to destroy US-Saudi relations, insisted Mohammed bin Salman at the White House, as the families of the victims pressed for accountability from the visiting Saudi Crown Prince.
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Opinion | 'PhD' Handlers To Faridabad 'Doctors', How 'White-Collar' Terrorism Isn't New
From ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who held a PhD, to Al-Qaeda's Ayman al-Zawahiri, a surgeon, and Laden, a civil engineering graduate - some of the world's most extremist leaders have come from classrooms, universities and privileged backgrounds.
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Pune Techie Arrested Over Terror Links Had Saved Osama Bin Laden's Speeches
A software engineer, who was arrested by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad in Pune earlier this week over alleged links with Al-Qaeda, allegedly followed terror outfit's founder Osama Bin Laden's speeches.
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Osama bin Laden Escaped Disguised As A Woman: Ex-CIA Officer
Translator for the commander of Central Command was actually an "Al Qaeda operative who had infiltrated the US military," said former CIA Officer John Kiriakou.
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'Got To Take Credit': Trump On Warning About Osama Bin Laden Year Before 9/11
President Donald Trump took credit for warning about Osama bin Laden a year before the al-Qaeda leader perpetrated the 9/11 attacks, as he lauded US Navy Seals for putting a "bullet in his head".
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Drug-Laden Pak Drones Significant Threat To India's Internal Security: Report
A "sharp" spike has been seen in the sightings and recovery of drug-laden drones coming into India from Pakistan across the international border in Punjab over the last four years, posing a "significant" threat to the country's internal security
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Charlie Kirk Called Pak "Very Sneaky", Urged Trump To Avoid Op Sindoor Involvement
Soon after Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist and close ally of US President Donald Trump was killed in Utah, in what the governor labelled a "political assassination", the spotlight was turned to his views on global politics.
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"Israel Did Exactly What US Did": Netanyahu's 9/11 Analogy To Defend Qatar Strike
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has defended Israel's recent targeted strikes in Qatar's capital Doha, against Hamas leadership by drawing a parallel with the United States' response against the terror group Al Qaeda after the 9/11 attacks.
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Explained: Why Did Osama Bin Laden Attack The United States
The morning of September 11 in 2001 began like any other in New York City.
-
24 Years After 9/11: What Really Happened That Day
Twenty-four years ago, United States witnessed a series of attacks that changed the course of history. On September 11, 2001, four coordinated attacks orchestrated by suicide hijackers from the terrorist group al-Qaeda targeted key locations in US
-
On US-Pak Ties, S Jaishankar's Reminders On History, Osama Bin Laden
On US President Donald Trump's claim of mediating a ceasefire between India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, Mr Jaishankar said that while he had spoken to the US side, the cessation of hostilities was decided between New Delhi and Islamabad.
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"Osama Bin Laden In Suit": Ex-Pentagon Official On Pakistan's Asim Munir
Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin slammed Pakistan army chief Asim Munir over his recent nuclear rhetoric, saying that Islamabad was behaving like "a rogue state" with the war mongering.
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Truck Carrying Mangoes Overturned In Andhra Pradesh, 9 Killed
Nine labourers were killed and 10 others injured when a truck laden with mangoes overturned in Andhra Pradesh's Annamayya district.
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South Korea's Balloon Crackdown Hits Anti-North Korea Activists
The equipment activist Lee Min-bok uses to send balloons laden with anti-Kim Jong Un leaflets across the border from South Korea unto the North has been gathering dust and cobwebs for months.
