Yearly Archive: 2023

At least three Naxalites were killed in a gun battle with security personnel in Chhattisgarh’s Dantewada district on Sunday, a senior officer said.The face-off occurred on a hill near Dabbakunna village under Katekalyan police station limits when a joint team of security personnel was out on an anti-naxal operation at around 5:30 pm, Inspector General of Police (Bastar Range) Sundarraj P told

In an unexpected turn of events, Abdullah Shaheen, a terrorist affiliated with
the Lashkar-e-Taiba group, was killed in Kasur, Pakistan, when he was struck
by an unidentified vehicle. The incident, which resulted in Shaheen’s
immediate death, occurred under mysterious circumstances that continue to
raise questions.

Abdullah Shaheen, also known as the "Jihadi Guru", was a

New Delhi: As a result of the government’s shift from viewing India as a net importer to a net exporter over the past few years, the defence sector has seen a quantum jump.The year 2023 was a landmark year for the Ministry of Defence as it witnessed defence exports reaching an all-time high–almost Rs 3,000 crore more than the previous financial year–and defence productions crossing the figure

New Delhi: As the year comes to an end, one can befittingly say that 2023 turned out to be a lucky star for Indian diplomacy with the G20 standing out as the country’s diplomatic achievement of the year.Through its G20 presidency, India was able to get the most influential, powerful, and consequential countries of the world to gather around the table and discuss, agree on some of the most

by Ehsanullah EhsanA few days ago, an article of mine was published in The Sunday Guardian titled “ISIS leadership enjoys hospitality of Pakistani agencies” in which I shared the details of the hospitality that ISIS Khorasan and its fighters were enjoying from the Pakistani agencies while staying in Pakistan under the protection of the army in return, for acting as the proxy of the Pakistan army

Organised crime and gang violence in Canada, which accused India of involvement in the assassination of a Khalistani operative earlier this year, have reached unprecedented levels during the second termAccording to data compiled by one of Canada’s own government agencies, Criminal Intelligence Service Canada (CISC), which coordinates and shares criminal intelligence amongst member police forces,