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"We Have Common Enemies": BJP's Tejasvi Surya On India-US Relations
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya, a key member of a parliamentary delegation to the United States, has underscored the "tremendous response" and overwhelming American support in the global fight against terrorism.
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US Designates Group Behind Pahalgam Attack 'Foreign Terrorist Organisation'
The US designated The Resistance Front, an offshoot of the Pakistani terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba, as a "foreign terrorist organisation" over the April 22 Pahalgam attack.
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India's "Most Wanted" Among 8 Khalistani Terrorists Arrested By FBI
Pavittar Singh Batala, a gangster from Punjab who is on the NIA's most wanted list, was arrested along with seven other Khalistani terrorists by the FBI in the United States in a gang-related kidnapping case.
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Raids In Jammu And Kashmir Over Alleged Terror Funding Through Cryptocurrency
Jammu and Kashmir State Investigation Agency or SIA conducted simultaneous search operations in Jammu, Doda and Handwara in connection with terror funding through cryptocurrency.
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Centre's Major Push To Revive J&K Tourism After Pahalgam Terror Attack
In a major push to revive tourism in Jammu and Kashmir, a two-day conference of top tourism officials from across the country has begun in Srinagar.
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"I Saved Mumbai On 26/11, Where Were Raj Thackeray's Warriors?" Ex-Commando
A former elite commando part of the 26/11 counter-terrorist operation has ripped into the Thackerays over the Marathi language row, claiming that the supporters of Raj Thackeray were busy hiding when the terror unfolded in Mumbai in 2008.
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PM Modi's Scathing Attack On Pakistan At BRICS For Supporting Terror
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on Pakistan for supporting terrorism and thanked nations that stood with India in condemning the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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"Reserve Right To Pre-Emptive Strike": Rajnath Singh Briefs US On Op Sindoor
India 'reserves the right to a pre-emptive strike' to defend itself against cross-border terror attacks launched from Pakistan, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh told the United States counterpart, Pete Hegseth, sources said Wednesday.
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"India Has Right To Defend Against Terrorism": S Jaishankar At Quad Meet
India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Japan's Minister of Foreign Affairs Takeshi Iwaya, and Australia's Penny Wong attended the Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting at the US Department of State on Tuesday.
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World Must Display Zero Tolerance Towards Terrorism: Jaishankar In US
The victims and perpetrators of terrorism must never be equated and India has every right to defend its people against terror strikes, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said.
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Opinion | US' 'Covert' Operations In Pak, And Why They Should Surprise No One
It has been seen earlier how the US is suspicious of governments in both Iran and Afghanistan. In both cases, there have been direct confrontations. Pakistan provides the ideal listening post, as well as a quick launch pad.
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"When Terrorism Is Supported By State Against...": S Jaishankar At UN
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said it is imperative to call out terrorism publicly when it is supported by a state against a neighbour and is fuelled by the bigotry of extremism, a strong reference to Pakistan.
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Opinion | The Cost of 'Boasting': Trump And India's Post-Op Sindoor Dilemmas
Sometimes, it is not the conflict that changes everything. It is the story told about how it ended. This is one such case.
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ISIS India Head Saquib Nachan Dies In Hospital After Brain Haemorrhage
Saquib Nachan, head of the so-called Islamic State's (ISIS) India operations and former office-bearer of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI), died in Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital Saturday afternoon after suffering a brain haemorrhage.
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"So-Called Court Of Arbitration On Indus Waters Treaty Illegal, Void": India
India has, in a strongly-worded statement, rejected a "supplemental award" by an "illegal" Court of Arbitration set up supposedly over the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty.
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"We Have Common Enemies": BJP's Tejasvi Surya On India-US Relations
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya, a key member of a parliamentary delegation to the United States, has underscored the "tremendous response" and overwhelming American support in the global fight against terrorism.
-
US Designates Group Behind Pahalgam Attack 'Foreign Terrorist Organisation'
The US designated The Resistance Front, an offshoot of the Pakistani terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba, as a "foreign terrorist organisation" over the April 22 Pahalgam attack.
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India's "Most Wanted" Among 8 Khalistani Terrorists Arrested By FBI
Pavittar Singh Batala, a gangster from Punjab who is on the NIA's most wanted list, was arrested along with seven other Khalistani terrorists by the FBI in the United States in a gang-related kidnapping case.
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Raids In Jammu And Kashmir Over Alleged Terror Funding Through Cryptocurrency
Jammu and Kashmir State Investigation Agency or SIA conducted simultaneous search operations in Jammu, Doda and Handwara in connection with terror funding through cryptocurrency.
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Centre's Major Push To Revive J&K Tourism After Pahalgam Terror Attack
In a major push to revive tourism in Jammu and Kashmir, a two-day conference of top tourism officials from across the country has begun in Srinagar.
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"I Saved Mumbai On 26/11, Where Were Raj Thackeray's Warriors?" Ex-Commando
A former elite commando part of the 26/11 counter-terrorist operation has ripped into the Thackerays over the Marathi language row, claiming that the supporters of Raj Thackeray were busy hiding when the terror unfolded in Mumbai in 2008.
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PM Modi's Scathing Attack On Pakistan At BRICS For Supporting Terror
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on Pakistan for supporting terrorism and thanked nations that stood with India in condemning the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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"Reserve Right To Pre-Emptive Strike": Rajnath Singh Briefs US On Op Sindoor
India 'reserves the right to a pre-emptive strike' to defend itself against cross-border terror attacks launched from Pakistan, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh told the United States counterpart, Pete Hegseth, sources said Wednesday.
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"India Has Right To Defend Against Terrorism": S Jaishankar At Quad Meet
India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Japan's Minister of Foreign Affairs Takeshi Iwaya, and Australia's Penny Wong attended the Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting at the US Department of State on Tuesday.
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World Must Display Zero Tolerance Towards Terrorism: Jaishankar In US
The victims and perpetrators of terrorism must never be equated and India has every right to defend its people against terror strikes, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said.
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Opinion | US' 'Covert' Operations In Pak, And Why They Should Surprise No One
It has been seen earlier how the US is suspicious of governments in both Iran and Afghanistan. In both cases, there have been direct confrontations. Pakistan provides the ideal listening post, as well as a quick launch pad.
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"When Terrorism Is Supported By State Against...": S Jaishankar At UN
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said it is imperative to call out terrorism publicly when it is supported by a state against a neighbour and is fuelled by the bigotry of extremism, a strong reference to Pakistan.
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Opinion | The Cost of 'Boasting': Trump And India's Post-Op Sindoor Dilemmas
Sometimes, it is not the conflict that changes everything. It is the story told about how it ended. This is one such case.
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ISIS India Head Saquib Nachan Dies In Hospital After Brain Haemorrhage
Saquib Nachan, head of the so-called Islamic State's (ISIS) India operations and former office-bearer of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI), died in Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital Saturday afternoon after suffering a brain haemorrhage.
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"So-Called Court Of Arbitration On Indus Waters Treaty Illegal, Void": India
India has, in a strongly-worded statement, rejected a "supplemental award" by an "illegal" Court of Arbitration set up supposedly over the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty.
