Terrorism And India
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Investment, Counter-Terror To Top Agenda As India-UAE Set To Ink 16 Pacts
At least 16 pacts in a wide range of sectors like nuclear energy, oil, Information Technology, aerospace and railways, facilitating billions of dollars of investment by United Arab Emirates (UAE) in India, are likely to be inked during Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayad Al Nahyan's visit beginning Wednesday.
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Terrorism Indicators Show Declining Trend In Jammu And Kashmir: Army Official
Asserting that internal security situation in Jammu and Kashmir is "stable and peaceful", a top Army official today said terrorism indicators have shown a "declining trend" in the state, but cautioned against "radicalisation".
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UAE Says it Supports Cooperation With Countries Facing Terrorism
Amid an escalation in terrorist attacks across the globe and the threats posed by ISIS, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has said it supports all countries hit by terrorism irrespective of the source as the oil-rich nation called on the global community to unite against the menace.
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India Calls for Early Adoption of Convention on Terrorism in UN
India has called for the early adoption of a global convention on terrorism with a legal principle of "prosecute or extradite", even as it voiced concern over the UN appearing "ineffective" in tackling the global scourge.
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Pakistan Giving 'Independent Soldier' Status to Terrorists: Shiv Sena
Hitting out at Pakistan after four soldiers were killed in Kashmir, Shiv Sena today said it has accorded "independent soldiers" status to terrorists, for which India is paying a heavy price, and rued the dearth of political will to carry out surgical strikes across the border like in Myanmar.
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Zero Tolerance Against Terrorism, PM Modi's Appeal to UN
Citing threats posed by non-state actors, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed to the UN to send an unambiguous message of 'zero tolerance against terrorism', in a letter to UN chief, Ban Ki-moon.
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Retired Cop Shot at by Terrorists in South Kashmir Dies
A retired police officer shot at by terrorists in Kulgam district of south Kashmir has died, police said today.
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World Must Take Determined Action to End Terrorism: President Pranab Mukherjee
Citing the horrific killings in Syria, France and in a Peshawar school, President Pranab Mukherjee today said international community must assert itself and take concerted and determined action against terrorism of which India is one of the oldest victims.
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Investment, Counter-Terror To Top Agenda As India-UAE Set To Ink 16 Pacts
At least 16 pacts in a wide range of sectors like nuclear energy, oil, Information Technology, aerospace and railways, facilitating billions of dollars of investment by United Arab Emirates (UAE) in India, are likely to be inked during Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayad Al Nahyan's visit beginning Wednesday.
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Terrorism Indicators Show Declining Trend In Jammu And Kashmir: Army Official
Asserting that internal security situation in Jammu and Kashmir is "stable and peaceful", a top Army official today said terrorism indicators have shown a "declining trend" in the state, but cautioned against "radicalisation".
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UAE Says it Supports Cooperation With Countries Facing Terrorism
Amid an escalation in terrorist attacks across the globe and the threats posed by ISIS, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has said it supports all countries hit by terrorism irrespective of the source as the oil-rich nation called on the global community to unite against the menace.
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India Calls for Early Adoption of Convention on Terrorism in UN
India has called for the early adoption of a global convention on terrorism with a legal principle of "prosecute or extradite", even as it voiced concern over the UN appearing "ineffective" in tackling the global scourge.
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Pakistan Giving 'Independent Soldier' Status to Terrorists: Shiv Sena
Hitting out at Pakistan after four soldiers were killed in Kashmir, Shiv Sena today said it has accorded "independent soldiers" status to terrorists, for which India is paying a heavy price, and rued the dearth of political will to carry out surgical strikes across the border like in Myanmar.
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Zero Tolerance Against Terrorism, PM Modi's Appeal to UN
Citing threats posed by non-state actors, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed to the UN to send an unambiguous message of 'zero tolerance against terrorism', in a letter to UN chief, Ban Ki-moon.
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Retired Cop Shot at by Terrorists in South Kashmir Dies
A retired police officer shot at by terrorists in Kulgam district of south Kashmir has died, police said today.
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World Must Take Determined Action to End Terrorism: President Pranab Mukherjee
Citing the horrific killings in Syria, France and in a Peshawar school, President Pranab Mukherjee today said international community must assert itself and take concerted and determined action against terrorism of which India is one of the oldest victims.
