Youth Radicalisation
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Enemy Countries Trying To Radicalise Indian Youth: Home Ministry
This gains significance as the National Investigating Agency, or NIA, is probing both Udaipur and Amravati murder cases in the suspicion that ISIS-type "self-radicalised" terror groups might be involved in these two cases.
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Relative Decline In Trend of Youth Joining Terror Groups In Kashmir: Army
The Army's northern command chief Lt Gen Ranbir Singh today said there is a relative decline in the number of youths joining terrorist groups in Kashmir for the past some time. However, he said there have been many reports of radicalisation of youths in the Valley. "As far as recruitment is concerned, it is a matter of satisfaction that for the pas...
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Army Chief Counsels Radicalised Kashmiri Youth, Asks Them To Shun Terror
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat on Monday sought to counsel the youth in Kashmir having the propensity to veer off towards radical outfits to see through the designs of terror outfits, which only use them as "cannon fodder".
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150 Youths Under Surveillance for Leanings Towards Islamic State
Nearly 150 youths in the country are under the surveillance of security agencies for their alleged leanings towards dreaded terrorist group Islamic State (ISIS), responsible for the recent terror attacks in Paris.
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US Envoy Expresses Concern Over Radicalisation of Youth by Terror Groups
US Ambassador to India Richard Verma has said that the ability of terror groups like ISIS to disseminate ideologies to radicalise young people to violence is a matter of global concern that needed to be dealt with effectively.
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Mosque Raided After Australia 'Terrorism-Linked' Shooting
An Australian mosque reportedly visited by a 15-year-old boy before he shot dead a civilian police employee in an "act of terrorism" has been raided, police said today, as authorities boosted efforts to tackle youth radicalisation.
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Enemy Countries Trying To Radicalise Indian Youth: Home Ministry
This gains significance as the National Investigating Agency, or NIA, is probing both Udaipur and Amravati murder cases in the suspicion that ISIS-type "self-radicalised" terror groups might be involved in these two cases.
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Relative Decline In Trend of Youth Joining Terror Groups In Kashmir: Army
The Army's northern command chief Lt Gen Ranbir Singh today said there is a relative decline in the number of youths joining terrorist groups in Kashmir for the past some time. However, he said there have been many reports of radicalisation of youths in the Valley. "As far as recruitment is concerned, it is a matter of satisfaction that for the pas...
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Army Chief Counsels Radicalised Kashmiri Youth, Asks Them To Shun Terror
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat on Monday sought to counsel the youth in Kashmir having the propensity to veer off towards radical outfits to see through the designs of terror outfits, which only use them as "cannon fodder".
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150 Youths Under Surveillance for Leanings Towards Islamic State
Nearly 150 youths in the country are under the surveillance of security agencies for their alleged leanings towards dreaded terrorist group Islamic State (ISIS), responsible for the recent terror attacks in Paris.
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US Envoy Expresses Concern Over Radicalisation of Youth by Terror Groups
US Ambassador to India Richard Verma has said that the ability of terror groups like ISIS to disseminate ideologies to radicalise young people to violence is a matter of global concern that needed to be dealt with effectively.
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Mosque Raided After Australia 'Terrorism-Linked' Shooting
An Australian mosque reportedly visited by a 15-year-old boy before he shot dead a civilian police employee in an "act of terrorism" has been raided, police said today, as authorities boosted efforts to tackle youth radicalisation.
