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In Washington, Defence Minister Parrikar Talks Terror, Targets Pakistan
Countering terrorism is an important common objective shared by both India and the US, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said in Washington today.
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Pathankot Attack: Opposition Slams Government Over Handling Of Situation
The government today came in for a scathing attack in Lok Sabha over the handling of the terror strike on the Pathankot air base, with the opposition dubbing as a "critical mistake" the decision to handover the operation to National Security Guards (NSG).
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Pathankot Attack: Pakistan Team Likely To Visit India Soon, Says Sartaj Aziz
A Pakistani team probing the Pathankot terror attack may visit India in the next few days, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's Foreign Affairs Advisor Sartaj Aziz has said, and hoped that the Foreign Secretary-level talks will be scheduled very soon.
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Pathankot Attack: Lok Sabha Informed Of Pakistan Registering Case
For the "first time", Pakistan has taken action on terror strikes in India by registering a case to investigate the role of its citizens involved in the Pathankot attack, based on evidence provided by India, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Pakistan To Seek More Proof From India On Pathankot Attack: Report
With no headway made in the probe into the Pathankot terror attack, Pakistan plans to seek more evidence from India, a media report said today, days after Pak Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said the outcome of the investigation into the assault would be made public soon.
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Pathankot Terror Attack: Expect Robust Action From Pak, Says India
Asserting that it was "closely" following the progress in the investigation in Pakistan on the Pathankot terrorist attack, India today said it expects "robust action" from Islamabad to bring the perpetrators to book.
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Court Allows National Investigation Agency To Conduct Lie-Detector Test On Punjab Cop
National Investigation Agency (NIA) was today allowed by a Special Court to conduct a lie-detector test on senior Punjab Police officer Salwinder Singh in connection with the Pathankot terror attack probe.
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Don't Let Terror Groups Undermine Peace Process: US To India And Pakistan
The US today said that it should come as a shock to no one that terrorist groups would try to undermine the Indo-Pak peace process by carrying out attacks, as it encouraged the two countries to continue the dialogue.
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Pathankot Attack: National Investigation Agency Recovers Wireless Set
A Chinese wireless set was recovered from a vehicle outside the Pathankot Air Force base by National Investigation Agency (NIA) even as sleuths of the agency questioned Punjab Police officer Salwinder Singh for the third consecutive day today.
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Locals Paid Rs 20 To Enter Pathankot Base For Cattle Grazing: Intel Report
Locals living in adjoining areas of Pathankot air base, which was stormed by six terrorists recently, used to enter the premises after paying as low as Rs 20 to security guards to graze their cattle and even shop in the Canteen Stores Department (CSD) canteen.
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Defence Bases Along Pak Border Continue To Be On High Alert
Defence installations located along the India-Pakistan border continue to be put on high alert as they are the prime targets of Pakistan-based terrorist organisations following the attack on Pathankot air base.
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Punjab Police Officer Likely To Be Put On A Lie Detector By Investigators
The Punjab Police officer who was allegedly abducted by terrorists involved in the Pathankot attack on December 31, has appeared before the National Investigation Agency or NIA for questioning in New Delhi today. He is likely to undergo a lie detector test.
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Candlelight March For Soldiers Killed In Pathankot Attack
Scores of residents joined by local politicians here carried out a candlelight vigil in honour of the security personnel killed in the Pathankot terror attack.
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NDTV.com Exclusive: Pathankot Braveheart Who Took 6 Bullets, Kept Fighting
The calendar had just turned - it was the early hours of January 2. A helicopter with thermal imagers was getting ready to take-off and scan the Pathankot Air Base based on an alert that the high-value military asset was to be targeted by terrorists.
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In Washington, Defence Minister Parrikar Talks Terror, Targets Pakistan
Countering terrorism is an important common objective shared by both India and the US, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said in Washington today.
-
Pathankot Attack: Opposition Slams Government Over Handling Of Situation
The government today came in for a scathing attack in Lok Sabha over the handling of the terror strike on the Pathankot air base, with the opposition dubbing as a "critical mistake" the decision to handover the operation to National Security Guards (NSG).
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Pathankot Attack: Pakistan Team Likely To Visit India Soon, Says Sartaj Aziz
A Pakistani team probing the Pathankot terror attack may visit India in the next few days, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's Foreign Affairs Advisor Sartaj Aziz has said, and hoped that the Foreign Secretary-level talks will be scheduled very soon.
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Pathankot Attack: Lok Sabha Informed Of Pakistan Registering Case
For the "first time", Pakistan has taken action on terror strikes in India by registering a case to investigate the role of its citizens involved in the Pathankot attack, based on evidence provided by India, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Pakistan To Seek More Proof From India On Pathankot Attack: Report
With no headway made in the probe into the Pathankot terror attack, Pakistan plans to seek more evidence from India, a media report said today, days after Pak Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said the outcome of the investigation into the assault would be made public soon.
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Pathankot Terror Attack: Expect Robust Action From Pak, Says India
Asserting that it was "closely" following the progress in the investigation in Pakistan on the Pathankot terrorist attack, India today said it expects "robust action" from Islamabad to bring the perpetrators to book.
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Court Allows National Investigation Agency To Conduct Lie-Detector Test On Punjab Cop
National Investigation Agency (NIA) was today allowed by a Special Court to conduct a lie-detector test on senior Punjab Police officer Salwinder Singh in connection with the Pathankot terror attack probe.
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Don't Let Terror Groups Undermine Peace Process: US To India And Pakistan
The US today said that it should come as a shock to no one that terrorist groups would try to undermine the Indo-Pak peace process by carrying out attacks, as it encouraged the two countries to continue the dialogue.
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Pathankot Attack: National Investigation Agency Recovers Wireless Set
A Chinese wireless set was recovered from a vehicle outside the Pathankot Air Force base by National Investigation Agency (NIA) even as sleuths of the agency questioned Punjab Police officer Salwinder Singh for the third consecutive day today.
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Locals Paid Rs 20 To Enter Pathankot Base For Cattle Grazing: Intel Report
Locals living in adjoining areas of Pathankot air base, which was stormed by six terrorists recently, used to enter the premises after paying as low as Rs 20 to security guards to graze their cattle and even shop in the Canteen Stores Department (CSD) canteen.
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Defence Bases Along Pak Border Continue To Be On High Alert
Defence installations located along the India-Pakistan border continue to be put on high alert as they are the prime targets of Pakistan-based terrorist organisations following the attack on Pathankot air base.
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Punjab Police Officer Likely To Be Put On A Lie Detector By Investigators
The Punjab Police officer who was allegedly abducted by terrorists involved in the Pathankot attack on December 31, has appeared before the National Investigation Agency or NIA for questioning in New Delhi today. He is likely to undergo a lie detector test.
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Candlelight March For Soldiers Killed In Pathankot Attack
Scores of residents joined by local politicians here carried out a candlelight vigil in honour of the security personnel killed in the Pathankot terror attack.
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NDTV.com Exclusive: Pathankot Braveheart Who Took 6 Bullets, Kept Fighting
The calendar had just turned - it was the early hours of January 2. A helicopter with thermal imagers was getting ready to take-off and scan the Pathankot Air Base based on an alert that the high-value military asset was to be targeted by terrorists.
