Tag: ISS
Whistleblower BSF Trooper Dismissed From Service, Says Will Move Court
BSF trooper Tej Bahadur Yadav -- who triggered a political uproar when his video clip on "substandard food" served to BSF men went viral in January -- was on Wednesday dismissed from service, an official said.....
Everything Is Fair In Love And War: Ram Madhav On Kashmir Situation
The idea of using a Kashmiri man as a human shield against angry stonepelters in Kashmir by a young army officer was the right thing as everything is fair in love and war, BJP National General Secretary Ram Madhav said on Thursday.....
Japan, US Test Anti-missile Ships During Joint Military Exercises
Japan and the US began a specific seaborne joint military exercise within the ongoing joint naval exercises that began on Sunday amid heightened tensions with North Korea, media reports said.....
Kulbhushan Jadhav's Mother Appeals For Son's Release, Seeks To Meet Him
The mother of alleged Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav has filed an appeal with Pakistan seeking Islamabad's intervention for the release of her son who has been sentenced to death and expressed a desire to meet him.....
Lokpal Law As It Stands Is Workable Legislation : SC
The Supreme Court said on Thursday that the Lokpal law as it stands today is "workable" and there is no "justification" to hold it back till the proposed amendments are effected. ....
North Korea's Missile Test Fails: US Official
North Korea on Saturday launched a ballistic missile that blew up over land, a spokesman for the US Pacific Command said.....
Undertrial Shot Dead In Rohini Court
An undertrial was shot dead outside a district court complex in Rohini on Saturday while being brought for a hearing, police said.....
Dhingra Commission Political Vendetta: Congress
The Congress on Saturday termed as "political vendetta" the Dhingra Commission set up by Haryana's BJP government to probe some land deals in the state including those of a company of party President Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra. ....
India Provides Pakistan With 'actionable Evidence' Of Involvement In Soldiers' Mutilation
India on Wednesday said it has provided Pakistan with "actionable evidence" of the involvement of the Pakistani Army in the killing and mutilation of two Indian soldiers on Monday and demanded that Islamabad take action on the incident that again flared bilateral diplomatic tensions.....
Jaitley Delays Travel For ADB Meet Amid India-Pakistan Tensions
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who also holds the Defence portfolio, has delayed by two days his travel to Japan for the Asian Development Bank's annual meet starting on Thursday amidst India-Pakistan tensions, official sources said on Wednesday.....
