The Indian Air Force officer who is a native of Anantnag in Kashmir has played a key role in ensuring the delivery of Rafale jets to the country.

Meet Air Commodore Hilal Ahmad Rather, IAF officer who played a key role in Rafale delivery

J&amp;K cadre IAS officer Navin Choudhary from Bihar has been granted domicile certificate of Jammu and Kashmir.

Choudhary, a senior IAS officer has served in IT, finance and tourism departments in Jammu &amp; Kashmir

Reports say the government given has given domicile certificates to 25,000 people to reside&nbsp;in J&amp;K.

Before the abrogation of Article 370 and Article 35-A on August 5, 2019, only state subjects were allowed to buy land and apply for government jobs. Last month the government had allowed non-locals to register for domicile certificates.

The government year had revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir by abrogating Article 370 and had bifurcated the region into two Union Territories, Jammu and Kashmir&nbsp;and Ladakh. 
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J&K cadre IAS officer Navin Choudhary from Bihar has been granted domicile certificate of Jammu and Kashmir. Choudhary, a senior IAS officer has served in IT, finance and tourism departments in Jammu & Kashmir Reports say the government given has given domicile certificates to 25,000 people to reside in J&K.

J&K cadre IAS officer Navin Choudhary from Bihar has been granted domicile certificate of Jammu and Kashmir. Choudhary, a senior IAS officer has served in IT, finance and tourism departments in Jammu & Kashmir Reports say the government given has given domicile certificates to 25,000 people to reside in J&K. Before the abrogation of Article 370 and Article 35-A on August 5, 2019, only state subjects were allowed to buy land and apply for government jobs. Last month the government had allowed non-locals to register for domicile certificates. The government year had revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir by abrogating Article 370 and had bifurcated the region into two Union Territories, Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.

IAS officer Navin Choudhary granted domicile certificate to reside in J&K

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has approved the name of Squadron Leader Ravi Khanna, who was killed in 1990 by separatist Yasin Malik, to be included on the National War Memorial.&nbsp;

"The Air Headquarters cleared the case for the inclusion of late Squadron Leader Ravi Khanna`s name in the National War Memorial`s list of Air Force personnel who have laid down their lives for the country," top IAF sources told ANI here.

The decision was taken in the last week of September by the Air Force authorities concerned as the service is fully convinced that his name should have been there.

The names of personnel killed in action are provided by the respective services to the National War Memorial and they are then put up on the walls there along with the detail of action in which they had laid down their lives.

Yasin Malik who heads a banned faction named Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) is accused of being involved in the killing of four Indian Air Force (IAF) personnel - including Squadron Leader Ravi Khanna - in Kashmir, in 1990.

On January 25, 1990, four IAF employees were killed by the terrorists of JKLF.

Malik was charge-sheeted by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) before the TADA court in Jammu on August 31, 1990, in connection with the case.

Malik, who has been arrested in a terror funding case by the National Investigative Agency (NIA) and currently lodged in Tihar Jail, would be produced in the special court through video conferencing.

Nirmal Khanna, the wife of Squadron Leader Khanna, has been fighting for justice for her late husband. Recently, she had also suggested her husband`s name to be included on the National War Memorial.

 
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The Indian Air Force (IAF) has approved the name of Squadron Leader Ravi Khanna, who was killed in 1990 by separatist Yasin Malik, to be included on the National War Memorial.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has approved the name of Squadron Leader Ravi Khanna, who was killed in 1990 by separatist Yasin Malik, to be included on the National War Memorial. "The Air Headquarters cleared the case for the inclusion of late Squadron Leader Ravi Khanna`s name in the National War Memorial`s list of Air Force personnel who have laid down their lives for the country," top IAF sources told ANI here. The decision was taken in the last week of September by the Air Force authorities concerned as the service is fully convinced that his name should have been there. The names of personnel killed in action are provided by the respective services to the National War Memorial and they are then put up on the walls there along with the detail of action in which they had laid down their lives. Yasin Malik who heads a banned faction named Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) is accused of being involved in the killing of four Indian Air Force (IAF) personnel - including Squadron Leader Ravi Khanna - in Kashmir, in 1990. On January 25, 1990, four IAF employees were killed by the terrorists of JKLF. Malik was charge-sheeted by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) before the TADA court in Jammu on August 31, 1990, in connection with the case. Malik, who has been arrested in a terror funding case by the National Investigative Agency (NIA) and currently lodged in Tihar Jail, would be produced in the special court through video conferencing. Nirmal Khanna, the wife of Squadron Leader Khanna, has been fighting for justice for her late husband. Recently, she had also suggested her husband`s name to be included on the National War Memorial.

Name of IAF officer killed by Yasin Malik to be on National War Memorial

An Indian Army officer of Lt Colonel rank has been taken into custody in Jabalpur over a honey trap case.

The officer is working in the Jabalpur workshop &amp; has been detained by the counter intelligence wing of the Army.

Sources said that the officer&#39;s residence was raided by officials reportedly on the suspicion that he might have fallen prey to a honey trap set up by Pakistan&rsquo;s Inter-services Intelligence (ISI).

Delhi Police last week arrested Indian Air Force (IAF) Group Captain Arun Marwaha on charges of espionage for passing secret information to Pakistan&#39;s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency.

Marwaha, 51, was arrested by Special Cell&#39;s northern range on Wednesday after a case was registered against him under the Official Secrets Act (OSA). Marwaha was arrested after being interrogated for nearly 10 days by the counter intelligence wing of the IAF.&nbsp;

The IAF had detained Marwaha for investigation on January 31 after his activities were found &quot;suspicious&quot;, said Delhi Police Special Cell&#39;s Special Commissioner MM Oberoi. The Air Force had then approached the Delhi Police to investigate the case. He was produced before a Delhi court on Thursday that sent him to police custody for five days.

Officer is working in the Jabalpur workshop & has been detained by the counter intelligence wing of the Army

An Indian Army officer of Lt Colonel rank has been taken into custody in Jabalpur over a honey trap case. The officer is working in the Jabalpur workshop & has been detained by the counter intelligence wing of the Army. Sources said that the officer's residence was raided by officials reportedly on the suspicion that he might have fallen prey to a honey trap set up by Pakistan’s Inter-services Intelligence (ISI). Delhi Police last week arrested Indian Air Force (IAF) Group Captain Arun Marwaha on charges of espionage for passing secret information to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency. Marwaha, 51, was arrested by Special Cell's northern range on Wednesday after a case was registered against him under the Official Secrets Act (OSA). Marwaha was arrested after being interrogated for nearly 10 days by the counter intelligence wing of the IAF. The IAF had detained Marwaha for investigation on January 31 after his activities were found "suspicious", said Delhi Police Special Cell's Special Commissioner MM Oberoi. The Air Force had then approached the Delhi Police to investigate the case. He was produced before a Delhi court on Thursday that sent him to police custody for five days.

MP: Lt Colonel honey-trapped,  arrested for passing on secrets

An Indian Air Force (IAF) officer has been taken into custody for possibly leaking&nbsp;of classified information, sources said on Wednesday.&nbsp;

A team of the IAF&#39;s central security and investigation took the officer into custody, and currently, he is being interrogated, said the sources.

The investigators are probing whether the officer was a victim of a honey trap as it is suspected he was sending pictures of classified documents to a woman through Facebook and WhatsApp.

It is also being probed whether he was part of a larger espionage ring being run from Pakistan, the sources said.

Sources were cited by a news portal as saying that the officer had established contact with his handlers through Facebook. Later the officer was in touch with his handlers through multiple social media platforms.&nbsp;

&ldquo;We are trying to establish whether others too were involved and how big the ring was&rdquo;, top sources said.&nbsp;

&ldquo;We have strong reason to believe that the officer was regularly meeting his handlers in the Capital&rdquo;, these sources added.

The IAF officially did not comment on the matter.&nbsp;

The identity of the officer has been kept secret as the investigation into the case was going on, the sources said.&nbsp;

The investigators are also examining whether the officer has passed on any sensitive information to anyone.

A team of the IAF's central security and investigation took the officer into custody, and currently, he is being interrogated

An Indian Air Force (IAF) officer has been taken into custody for possibly leaking of classified information, sources said on Wednesday. A team of the IAF's central security and investigation took the officer into custody, and currently, he is being interrogated, said the sources. The investigators are probing whether the officer was a victim of a honey trap as it is suspected he was sending pictures of classified documents to a woman through Facebook and WhatsApp. It is also being probed whether he was part of a larger espionage ring being run from Pakistan, the sources said. Sources were cited by a news portal as saying that the officer had established contact with his handlers through Facebook. Later the officer was in touch with his handlers through multiple social media platforms. “We are trying to establish whether others too were involved and how big the ring was”, top sources said. “We have strong reason to believe that the officer was regularly meeting his handlers in the Capital”, these sources added. The IAF officially did not comment on the matter. The identity of the officer has been kept secret as the investigation into the case was going on, the sources said. The investigators are also examining whether the officer has passed on any sensitive information to anyone.

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Meet Air Commodore Hilal Ahmad Rather, IAF officer who played a key role in Rafale delivery

IAS officer Navin Choudhary granted domicile certificate to reside in J&K

Name of IAF officer killed by Yasin Malik to be on National War Memorial

MP: Lt Colonel honey-trapped, arrested for passing on secrets

IAF officer detained for leaking information allegedly to Pakistani woman spy