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Senior IPS Officer Parag Jain, Who Played Key Role In Op Sindoor, To Head RAW: Source
Senior IPS officer Parag Jain, credited with key intelligence operations during Operation Sindoor, has been appointed as the new head of the country's external intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), sources have told NDTV.
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Arrested Telangana Cop Said He Destroyed Intel On His Boss' Orders: Sources
The case involving arrested former senior police officer Praneeth Rao has become murkier with the cop alleging that he had destroyed 50 hard drives containing lakhs of intelligence documents on the orders of his former boss, sources have said.
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Israel Sets Up Team Of Ministers To Examine Pegasus Scandal
Israel has set up a senior inter-ministerial team to look into growing allegations that spyware sold by an Israeli cyber firm has been abused on a global scale, news agency Reuters reported quoting an unnamed Israeli source today.
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Man Arrested In Delhi Allegedly Accepting Rs 25 Lakh Bribe For Revenue Officer
A Delhi man has been caught allegedly taking a bribe of Rs 25 lakh on behalf of a senior officer of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), sources have said. Three people, including the officer and the alleged middleman, have been arrested by the CBI in the case.
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As US Sanctions Bit, Iranian Executives Bought African Passports
The Iranian government does not formally allow the country's citizens to hold a second passport. However, an Iranian source familiar with the buying of foreign passports said Iran's Ministry of Intelligence had given the green light for some senior business figures to acquire them to facilitate travel and business transactions.
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Who Is Stefan A. Halper, The FBI Source Who Assisted The Russia Investigation?
Stefan A. Halper, the FBI source who assisted the Russia investigation and is at the center of a standoff between congressional Republicans and the Justice Department, is a well-connected veteran of past GOP administrations who convened senior intelligence officials for seminars at the University of Cambridge in England.
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Intelligence Inputs Warn Of Terror Threat Around Delhi: Sources
Central security agencies have alerted police establishments and their senior officials working in the national capital region to remain alert and step up vigil of their campuses and personal safety after recent intelligence inputs indicated probable terrorist strike threats against them.
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White House, Silicon Valley To Hold Summit On Militants' Social Media Use
Senior White House officials and U.S. intelligence and law enforcement figures will meet with Silicon Valley executives on Friday to discuss how to counter the use of social media by militant groups, sources familiar with the meeting said on Thursday.
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US Congress Probing US Spy Agencies' Possible Lapses on Russia
Senior US lawmakers have begun probing possible intelligence lapses over Moscow's intervention in Syria, concerned that American spy agencies were slow to grasp the scope and intention of Russia's dramatic military offensive there, US congressional sources and other officials told Reuters.
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Ishrat Case: Home Ministry Denies Permission to Prosecute Former Intelligence Officer Rajinder Kumar, Say Sources
The home ministry has denied permission to prosecute a senior intelligence officer in the 11-year-old Ishrat Jehan murder case, saying the investigating agency does not have enough evidence of his involvement, ministry sources told NDTV.
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Senior IPS Officer Parag Jain, Who Played Key Role In Op Sindoor, To Head RAW: Source
Senior IPS officer Parag Jain, credited with key intelligence operations during Operation Sindoor, has been appointed as the new head of the country's external intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), sources have told NDTV.
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Arrested Telangana Cop Said He Destroyed Intel On His Boss' Orders: Sources
The case involving arrested former senior police officer Praneeth Rao has become murkier with the cop alleging that he had destroyed 50 hard drives containing lakhs of intelligence documents on the orders of his former boss, sources have said.
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Israel Sets Up Team Of Ministers To Examine Pegasus Scandal
Israel has set up a senior inter-ministerial team to look into growing allegations that spyware sold by an Israeli cyber firm has been abused on a global scale, news agency Reuters reported quoting an unnamed Israeli source today.
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Man Arrested In Delhi Allegedly Accepting Rs 25 Lakh Bribe For Revenue Officer
A Delhi man has been caught allegedly taking a bribe of Rs 25 lakh on behalf of a senior officer of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), sources have said. Three people, including the officer and the alleged middleman, have been arrested by the CBI in the case.
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As US Sanctions Bit, Iranian Executives Bought African Passports
The Iranian government does not formally allow the country's citizens to hold a second passport. However, an Iranian source familiar with the buying of foreign passports said Iran's Ministry of Intelligence had given the green light for some senior business figures to acquire them to facilitate travel and business transactions.
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Who Is Stefan A. Halper, The FBI Source Who Assisted The Russia Investigation?
Stefan A. Halper, the FBI source who assisted the Russia investigation and is at the center of a standoff between congressional Republicans and the Justice Department, is a well-connected veteran of past GOP administrations who convened senior intelligence officials for seminars at the University of Cambridge in England.
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Intelligence Inputs Warn Of Terror Threat Around Delhi: Sources
Central security agencies have alerted police establishments and their senior officials working in the national capital region to remain alert and step up vigil of their campuses and personal safety after recent intelligence inputs indicated probable terrorist strike threats against them.
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White House, Silicon Valley To Hold Summit On Militants' Social Media Use
Senior White House officials and U.S. intelligence and law enforcement figures will meet with Silicon Valley executives on Friday to discuss how to counter the use of social media by militant groups, sources familiar with the meeting said on Thursday.
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US Congress Probing US Spy Agencies' Possible Lapses on Russia
Senior US lawmakers have begun probing possible intelligence lapses over Moscow's intervention in Syria, concerned that American spy agencies were slow to grasp the scope and intention of Russia's dramatic military offensive there, US congressional sources and other officials told Reuters.
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Ishrat Case: Home Ministry Denies Permission to Prosecute Former Intelligence Officer Rajinder Kumar, Say Sources
The home ministry has denied permission to prosecute a senior intelligence officer in the 11-year-old Ishrat Jehan murder case, saying the investigating agency does not have enough evidence of his involvement, ministry sources told NDTV.
