Pakistan’s JIT in India to probe Pathankot attacks
A five-member team of Pakistan’s Joint Investigation Team (JIT) arrived in India on March 27 to investigate the Pathankot terror attacks.
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IS terror attacks haunt Middle East
Fears are growing for an Indian Catholic priest, who is believed to have been kidnapped by Islamic State (IS) as reports suggest he may be crucified.
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India dismisses Pakistan’s allegations about ‘RAW official’
Posturing and verbal sparring – this seems to have become a depressing and recurrent feature of the accident-prone India-Pakistan relations.
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Hatred for India since 1971, joined LeT to take revenge: Headley
The ongoing trial of David Coleman Headley, one of the prime accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, has revealed that he nursed a hatred towards India and Indians since December 1971.
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PM Modi to visit Brussels despite terror attacks
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Brussels as scheduled for the India-EU summit on March 30 despite the terror attacks on the airport of the Belgian capital on March 22.
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Goa summit: India unveils 5-pronged plan for bolstering BRICS
In the run up to the BRICS summit of emerging powers in October, India unveiled the logo for the summit of the five-member grouping it will host in the seaside resort of Goa, and unveiled a five-pronged plan for bolstering strategic and economic content of the BRICS.
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Pathankot attack: NIA releases photos of terrorists ahead of Pakistan’s JIT visit
Ahead of Pakistan’s Joint Investigation Team (JIT) visiting India, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) released photographs of four terrorists who were killed during the counter-offensive with Indian forces on January 2.
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Cuba rolls out red carpet as Obama lands in Havana
In a historic moment, US President Barack Obama landed in Cuban capital Havana to start a new chapter in US engagement with the communist government after decades of hostility.
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India to work out modalities for Pakistan investigation team’s visit
A day after India’s External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj confirmed the visit of Pakistan’s Joint Investigation Team to India to probe the Pathankot attack, the government has said that the modalities will be worked out once the team arrives in India.
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Sufi meet: PM Modi declares terrorism as anti-religion, praises Islam
In an effort to reach out to minorities, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that Indian Muslims reflect the spirit of Sufism. Declaring terrorism as “anti-religion”, Mr Modi stressed that Islam is a faith of peace, and Sufism is one of its greatest contributions.
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