Terror spreading to new areas, rise in infiltration: Centre

Monday 4 September '06

Ahead of the Tuesday conclave of Chief Ministers on internal security, the Centre has presented a grim picture by admitting that cross-border terrorism has spread to the hinterland and infiltration

India likely to hurry Hu on boundary row

Monday 4 September '06

With Chinese President Hu Jintao scheduled to visit India after the APEC leaders meeting in Vietnam on November 19, New Delhi has indicated to Beijing that the two sides need greater political will to resolve the pending boundary dispute and spur the projected strategic alliance between the Asian giants.

The second hijack

Friday 1 September '06

Recriminations continue, but India has still not drawn the right lessons from Kandahar

‘Jaish was planning suicide strikes in Mumbai’

Sunday 20 August '06

The interrogation of two Pakistani nationals caught on the Indo-Bangladesh border on August 14 has revealed that the Jaish-e-Mohammed...

Two years after RAW spy escaped, Govt moves to seize his properties

Sunday 13 August '06

More than two years after he hoodwinked the surveillance mounted on him and escaped the country...

Jawans had told their bosses of Lashkar pressure

Tuesday 1 August '06

Army probe finds 3 detained soldiers told commanding officers Lashkar militants pushed them for rations; no ‘lethal stores’ given

Let Mumbai chief points to Jaish

Sunday 30 July '06

He tells police he was in touch with Cheema but there were no orders; security agencies look at Delhi-Varanasi-Mumbai link

Prisoner in Hyderabad points to Pak link

Sunday 23 July '06

Investigators have found a crucial clue in Hyderabad that could link the Mumbai serial blasts on July 11 with Pakistan.On the basis of the interrogation of Lashkar-e-Toiba’s...

Pak hand, says NSA; Arjun, Antulay have a different take

Friday 14 July '06

At a Cabinet discussion on the Government’s response to the terror attacks in Mumbai, while National Security Advisor M K Narayanan pointed a finger at Pakistan...

Boys gone astray, Minister?

Thursday 13 July '06

Terror is practised by local recruits. PM won’t hear it from security advisers

Threats block reform, PM freezes divestment

Friday 7 July '06

Immediate trigger was DMK threat over Neyveli Lignite divestment, funds block to hit social sector programmes

Ex-NSC security head is now in Delhi Police net

Thursday 6 July '06

His employer Microsoft says: we respect the law, can’t comment; his contact US diplomat Minchew left when she was under surveillance

How safe are the networks? Team set up to review, US woman in focus

Tuesday 4 July '06

Taking note of the unprecedented breach in the computer network of the National Security Council Secretariat, a committee has been constituted under a joint director...

All systems alert: spy ring suspected in top security nerve centre

Sunday 2 July '06

Navy commander who headed National Security Council’s information security team is being questioned, a RAW director has been told to stay at home, a systems analyst has been arrested. Investigators try to unravel what could be biggest computer-systems security breach. Under scanner: an Indo-US cyber initiative

No room for mistakes in a nuclear Navy

Friday 23 June '06

As India embarks on an ambitious programme to develop a nuclear navy, goof-ups at the Western Naval Command shows how unprepared it is.

NAM, Brazil meet on hands, PM may skip UNGA meet

Sunday 18 June '06

In a rare departure from tradition, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has indicated that he may not attend the 61st UN General Assembly...

2 weeks ago, in quiet meeting, IB chief told Sudarshan: you and RSS under threat

Friday 2 June '06

On May 15, exactly a fortnight before today’s terror attack bid at the RSS headquarters in Nagpur, RSS Sarsanghchalak K S Sudarshan had an unusual visitor at the Sangh shivir in Dombivili in Mumbai’s outskirts.

PM calls for Army and civilian reforms in Valley

Thursday 25 May '06

Zero tolerance for custody deaths, PM tells Unified Command; will announce seven sub-groups today on politics, governance

With message of warmth, PM sets out for Valley amid deepening chill

Wednesday 24 May '06

Habibullah in team to keep Hurriyat line open; PM may offer rehab for ‘youth gone astray’

One year on, HRD Ministry is yet to draft IISc upgrade bill

Monday 22 May '06

It was a project showcased in the national budget and that promised to turn the prestigious Indian Institute of Science at Bangalore into a world-class university.

PMO plans public-private roadmap for quota route

Sunday 21 May '06

PMO wants to get India Inc to fund preparatory schools to train backward-caste students for IITs & medical colleges and to stagger the 27% OBC reservation in step with seat upgrade

China next door, Arunachal to get upgrade

Thursday 18 May '06

Reversing an old policy of not rapidly developing areas bordering China, New Delhi has approved construction of seven strategic roads, including two inter-basin arteries, by the BRO in Arunachal Pradesh to push infrastructure development in the state.

Despite Pak denial on Suryanarayan, Kabul tells Delhi: ISI did it

Tuesday 16 May '06

Despite Pakistan’s denial that it had nothing to do with the killing of Indian engineer K Suryanarayan in Afghanistan last month, the Hamid Karzai government in Kabul has communicated to New Delhi that the Pakistani ISI was behind the engineer’s murder by the Taliban.

India waives import tax on Nepal goods

Monday 15 May '06

In A bid to boost the Nepalese economy, the Indian government has decided to withdraw the 4 per cent additional custom duty on imports from Kathmandu.

40,456

Sunday 7 May '06

This is the number of phones Centre tapped since June 04