Declaring that the killings of top Congress leaders by Maoists in Chhattisgarh was an attack on “national security”, the Centre on Monday handed over the probe to the National investigation Agency, vi

In what is being viewed as a direct fallout of the recent controversy over the arrest of alleged Hizbul Mujahideen militant Liaquat Ali Shah the Union home ministry is all set to deploy the Jammu and Kashmir police along with the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) along the Indo-Nepal border in order to facilitate movement of those militants who want to return to India from the Nepal route for surrender.

Alleged Hizbul Mujahideen militant Liaquat Ali Shah’s name figures in the Centre’s list of 400-odd Kashmir militants in PoK who wanted to surrender.

Former home secretary G.K. Pillai on Saturday strongly pitched for pulling out more policemen engaged in VVIP and VIP security duties saying “it is far too much’’.

Taking a dim view of social networking sites not acting on India’s security concerns, the Union ministry of home affairs has asked the Department of Electronics and Information Technology to initiate action against them if they refuse to block inflammatory material, which has triggered panic among Indians of north-eastern origin.

Investigations have thrown up the names of two political parties and another outfit based in Pakistan involved in the “hate campaign” and further investigations are on to check their authenticity.

Amid fears that elements across the border may try to sneak in to aggravate the continuing unrest in Assam, the Border Security Force has alerted its forces, particularly in Dhubri district, to step up vigil.

Amidst apprehension that elements from across the border may try to sneak in to aggravate the continuing unrest in Assam, the Border Security Force has alerted its troops on the India-Bangladesh borde

Intelligence sources said that Abu Jundal, in his interrogation disclosed that following the Mumbai massacre the LeT shifted its headquarters from Muridke to Dolai region in PoK to avoid suspicion. He

Home minister P. Chidambaram sought to squarely nail Pakistan’s refusal to prosecute Lashkar-e-Tayyaba (LeT) founder Hafiz Saeed for his role in 26/11 on the premise that he had no part in it.

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