Terrorism News

Former Indian Army Chief General V.P. Malik, in a conversation with Livemint's Abhishek Singh, condemned the horrific terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed the lives of 26 tourists. The former COAS emphasised the need for a multi-pronged and comprehensive strategy to tackle the persistent security threats in the popular Kashmir tourist spot. General Malik also stated that all terror groups operating in Pakistan are under the control of the Pakistan Army. He further asserted that the Pahalgam attack marked a crossing of the red line by Pakistan, warranting a firm and decisive response.

Foreign affairs minister who is currently on a two-day visit to Iran boldly confronted the problem of terrorism in the Middle East which took an ugly turn after Hamas attacked Israel on October 7th in which over 1000 Israeli citizens lost their lives. Watch.

The number of fake banknotes of ₹500 denomination caught by various banks and the RBI has increased by 14.4% to 91,110 pieces in 2022-23, according to the Reserve Bank of India's annual report released on May 30th. At the same time, the number of fake currency notes of ₹2,000 denomination detected during the same period decreased to ₹9,806 pieces. Despite demonetisation, the number of fake notes detected continues to remain above 2 lakhs over the last 3 fiscal years.

The country will remain in the enhanced follow-up list despite hurrying through 3 crucial legislations

The UN report revealed that an estimated 6,000-6,500 Pakistani terrorists are in neighbouring Afghanistan, most of them with the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan TS Tirumurti said Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has acknowledged that there are around 40,000 terrorists present in Pakistan

The list includes Zaka ur-Rehman, one of the main plotters of the Mumbai attacks According to the FATF, Pakistan’s terrorist watchlist had about 7,600 names in October 2018

Police said later the man they had shot had been pronounced dead A Western security source said the incident was related to Islamist militancy

A more feasible strategy for India would be to adopt a mix of aggressive diplomacy and precision military action, just enough not to put our people in harm’s way. Whether hard or soft, power needs to be wielded smartly

Rawat said there has to be international action against Pakistan and some hard messaging Rawat also demanded the exclusion and isolation of countries that sponsor terrorism from global coalitions put together to fight the menace

Naidu also took on Pakistan President Arif Alvi for misusing the forum 'to justify once again its long-standing policy of conducting cross border terrorism' Naidu called terrorism as a single most destructive threat which continues to expand its 'tentacles with increasing impunity'