New Delhi: With the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) acquiring air strike capability, India has finally taken note of the emerging security challenges and threats to vital installations.
New Delhi: The Indian Army has blamed its Pakistani counterpart of violating the ceasefire on the Line of Control. Pakistani forces resorted to unprovoked firing at Indian positions on Tuesday night.
Pakistan PM has said that Pakistan want to have good relations with India and it want to have even better trade relations with India but at the same time India and Pakistan should think about the point of view of the people of Kashmir.
New Delhi: Noting that minorities need much greater access to professional education, UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Saturday said the government would open 370 colleges in educationally-backward districts with more minority population.
Jammu: Over a thousand rounds were fired and several grenades thrown in an infiltration attempt by terrorists in Jammu’s Samba sector on Thursday night. BSF is convinced Pakistan Rangers provided cover fire to facilitate crossing over.But Pakistan denied it.
Kathmandu: The United States is likely to drop Nepal's Maoists from its list of terrorist groups in an effort to cosy up to the former rebels who are set to lead the new government after the last month's Constituent Assembly polls.
New Delhi: The Defence Ministry on Monday admitted in Parliament that the indigenous main battle tank (MBT) Arjun has shown some recurring defects, besides having some faulty parts, in the just-concluded winter trials.
Assam: Investigations by the security agencies into the ULFA plot to hijack a Deccan Airways aircraft have revealed that an Afghan instructor came to Baksa district of Assam to train 16 of the outfit's cadre in the aeroplane hijacking.
New Delhi: India's cyber security is under threat. For more than a year now, China has been regularly attacking the Indian cyber space. (Do Indian Politicians have guts to ask question about such attacks to Chinese Governemnt?- Editor)
New Delhi: In what Indian security officials find alarming, Pakistani mobile phone service providers are believed to have erected nine mobile towers in their territory along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir.
New Delhi: Leftist extremist groups are "very active" in wide areas of impoverished rural eastern and Central India, the US State Department has said. (Shame on inefficient & careless Congress Government! - Editor)
Rajasthan: Investigations into the purchase of land in sensitive border areas in Rajasthan has revealed that smugglers have got into the act ostensibly to stack up contraband being transported by the Munabao-Khokrapar train service between India and Pakistan.
Manipur: The Manipur government has decided to provide arms and ammunition to the people of the state to defend themselves from militants. (What is the use of government, if it can't provide security to people in state? - Editor)
