NYPD Muslim surveillance: Yale attacks, NY mayor Bloomberg defends
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Wednesday jumped to the defence of the city's police department that is facing brickbats over reports it monitored Muslim students in colleges across the Northeast,
Counter-terror body violates states' federal rights: Trinamool
The National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) being set up by the central government as a powerful anti-terror agency was arbitrary and 'an infringement on the rights of the states', key ally Trinamool
Assam constable runs 156km barefoot
A constable from Assam Police ran an incredible 156.2 km barefoot in just 24 hours, and is set to enter the Guinness Book of World Records.
Abhijit Baruah, 22, from Jorhat town in Upper Assam, began
China helping N-E rebel outfits unite?
The level of violence in trouble-torn north-eastern states may have come down but security agencies are seriously worried about the growing harmony among the separatist outfits of the region operating
Delhi under security blanket on R-Day
Delhi was under a thick blanket of security on Republic Day today as thousands of armed personnel kept a tight vigil to thwart any terror strike or any untoward incident during the celebrations.
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India rejects nuclear safety rating by Amercian think-tank
The government has pooh-poohed the conclusions of a survey conducted by an Amercian think-tank, the Nuclear Threat Initiative, which has rated it poorly on the nuclear safety index. It has said the fi
Sitting pretty: bum's the word in Japan security
Put your fingerprint scanners away. Stand aside iris measurers. Buttocks are the new way to prove who you are.
A team of Japanese scientists claim their pressure sensor sheet can accurately identify
Nuclear weapons only a strategic tool: Army chief
Army Chief Gen. V.K. Singh on Sunday said nuclear weapons have a strategic significance but that these are not meant for fighting wars.
In response to a question —in the context of the nuclear arsen
Security agencies resist dilution of Official Secrets Act
At a time when the government is pushing for transparency, the move to amend the Official Secrets Act, of British colonial vintage, has been put on the backburner following stiff resistance from secur
BlackBerry to allow encrypted data access
The standoff between security agencies and BlackBerry is likely to end soon.
Highly placed government sources said Research In Motion (RIM), the maker of BlackBerry, had indicated willingness to all