Exclusive: Pathankot Plotter Masood Azhar Missing, On The Run
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Exclusive: Pathankot Plotter Masood Azhar Missing, On The Run
Top sources in Islamabad have told NDTV that the man whom India holds responsible for last month's deadly attack on the air force base in Pathankot, Pakistani terrorist Maulana Masood Azhar, is on the run and may even be hiding in Afghanistan. NDTV has learnt that Mr Sharif has personally thrown his weight behind the need to register a case in the Pathankot terror attack. Who the First Information Report or FIR will name - and whether it will specifically list the Jaish-e-Mohammed as a terror group - is what India is waiting to see.
21,000 For Siachen Heroes; 55,000 For Babus- Letting Down Our Soldiers
Soldier Hanamanthappa Koppad's condition has worsened two days after his miracle rescue at Siachen Glacier, where he was buried alive in an avalanche nearly a week ago. India has lost more men in Siachen to adverse weather than to combat. Last week's avalanche deaths have brought demilitarisation of the world's highest battlefield back into focus.
Exclusive: Pathankot Plotter Masood Azhar Missing, On The Run
Top sources in Islamabad have told NDTV that the man whom India holds responsible for last month's deadly attack on the air force base in Pathankot, Pakistani terrorist Maulana Masood Azhar, is on the run and may even be hiding in Afghanistan. NDTV has learnt that Mr Sharif has personally thrown his weight behind the need to register a case in the Pathankot terror attack. Who the First Information Report or FIR will name - and whether it will specifically list the Jaish-e-Mohammed as a terror group - is what India is waiting to see.
21,000 For Siachen Heroes; 55,000 For Babus- Letting Down Our Soldiers
Soldier Hanamanthappa Koppad's condition has worsened two days after his miracle rescue at Siachen Glacier, where he was buried alive in an avalanche nearly a week ago. India has lost more men in Siachen to adverse weather than to combat. Last week's avalanche deaths have brought demilitarisation of the world's highest battlefield back into focus.
