In a sensational claim, Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) terrorist Yasin Malik, who is serving a life sentence in a terror funding case, has said that former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh personally thanked and expressed gratitude to him after he met Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) founder and 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed in Pakistan in 2006.


Did PM Manmohan Singh Thank JKLF Terrorist Yasin Malik For Meeting 26/11 Mastermind Saeed?

Two men have been arrested after an incendiary device was found beneath a FOX 13 News vehicle in Magna, Utah. The FBI says the device had been lit but failed to detonate. The suspects, Adeeb Nasir and Adil Justice Ahmed Nasir, were taken into custody following an overnight raid and now face charges including Threat of Terrorism and Possession of Weapons of Mass Destruction. The neighborhood was evacuated during the arrest.

FBI arrests 2 after bomb found under Fox 13 News vehicle in Utah

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) launched early morning raids in Jammu and Kashmir’s Baramulla and Kulgam districts as part of a major terror-related probe spanning 22 locations across 5 states and UTs.

A key raid targeted the home of Umer Rashid Lone in Zangam Village, Pattan, while gunfire broke out during a parallel search operation in Kulgam’s Guddar area, after intel suggested militants were hiding nearby.



Op Guddar Underway in Kulgam: One Terrorist Killed in Kulgam Encounter | Kashmir | WION

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) launched early morning raids in Jammu and Kashmir’s Baramulla and Kulgam districts as part of a major terror-related probe spanning 22 locations across 5 states and UTs.

A key raid targeted the home of Umer Rashid Lone in Zangam Village, Pattan, while gunfire broke out during a parallel search operation in Kulgam’s Guddar area, after intel suggested militants were hiding nearby.

NIA conducts early morning raid in Kashmir's Baramulla, other regions 

The United Nations has sounded the alarm over the deepening humanitarian crisis across West Africa and the Sahel. In 2024 alone, armed groups recruited 1,364 children, and over 14,000 schools were shut due to insecurity—depriving millions of children of education and a future.

1,364 children recruited by terrorists, 14,000 schools shut | UN report on sahel crisis

Iran and Pakistan's military chiefs held talks to boost cooperation against terrorism and enhance border security. Both sides emphasized the need for joint efforts to stabilize their shared border and support regional peace, following increased militant activity and cross-border attacks.

Iran-Pakistan ready to uproot terrorism | Vow to cooperate

China hosted a trilateral meeting with Pakistan and Taliban leaders in Kabul, aiming to ease tensions and expand the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) into Afghanistan. As Islamabad and Kabul seek diplomatic normalization, analysts question China’s ability to navigate historic mistrust and security risks in the region.

Counter terrorism': China's message to Taliban | Wang Yi expresses concern

Colombia has been rocked by two deadly attacks that killed at least 13 people and injured dozens more. In Cali, a vehicle bomb struck a military aviation school, killing five and injuring 36. Meanwhile, in Antioquia, an explosives-laden drone brought down a police helicopter during an anti-narcotics operation, killing eight officers.


Colombia explosion: President Petro calls it an act of terrorism

A Pakistan-based terror group is now using digital wallets to raise millions for a new network of training centres. We uncover how the Jaish-e-Mohammed is exploiting financial loopholes to fund its operations, and how this new "digital hawala" is a direct response to a major military setback.


Terror fundraising goes online in Pakistan

Brigade 313 is the key operational unit under Al Qaeda’s Lashkar al-Zil or Shadow Army, which oversees its terror activities along the Afghan-Pakistani border and across the border into India.



Al Qaeda’s Brigade 313: Shadowy terror group in Pakistan linked to Kashmir attacks, assassinations and more | What you didn't know

During a press briefing in Washington, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor ruled out talks under coercion and accused Pakistan of fostering terrorism, invoking vipers in the backyard warning of Hillary Clinton. Pakistan, meanwhile, claimed it is the bigger victim of terror.

'How can you breed vipers in your backyard and expect them to bite only your neighbours?'Tharoor reminds Pakistan of Hillary Clinton's famous quote

Before PM Narendra Modi's visit to the Kashmir valley, the National Investigative Agency raided over 32 locations of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir to curb terror funding

Ahead of PM Modi's visit, NIA raids over 32 locations in Jammu and Kashmir in terror funding and OGW network cases

Lord West of Spithead, former UK Security and Counter-Terrorism Minister, disclosed that in 2008, eight al-Qaeda operatives attempted to poison London's water supply.

Revealed: Al-Qaeda's 2008 plot to poison London's water supply foiled by UK security services

RBI reports surge in counterfeit Rs 500 Notes amid overall decline in fake currency detection 

RBI flags increase in counterfeits of high value denomination

Talks only on PoK... India MEA reiterates its clear message to Pakistan demands list of terrorists from Islamabad

'Talks only on PoK...': India's MEA reiterates its clear message to Pakistan, demands list of terrorists from Islamabad

AIMIM MP Asaduddin Owaisi, who is part of an all-party delegation to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Algeria, further said Pakistan's attempts to raise religious issues to target India have no merit, as India has a larger Muslim population.

Pakistan must be included in the FATF grey list again, says Owaisi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that nine terrorist hideouts were destroyed in just 22 minutes in India’s airstrikes during Operation Sindoor against Pakistan in what was a decisive action.

Cross-border terrorism no more a proxy war, it’s Pakistan’s military strategy: PM Modi

Operation Sindoor: Eknath Shinde-led delegation reaches UAE, reaffirm India’s firm stance against cross-border terrorism

Operation Sindoor: All-party delegation meets UAE leadership, reaffirm India’s firm stance against cross-border terrorism

On the night Pakistan thought it would retaliate, India outplayed it. What began as a typical tit-for-tat posturing turned into a showcase of India’s strategic brilliance and technological supremacy. Operation Sindoor didn’t just answer Pakistan’s provocation, it rewrote the rulebook on modern warfare. Dummy aircraft, decoys, AI-powered weaponry, and precision-guided munitions created a deadly symphony that left Pakistan’s air defences blinded and broken.

Tom Cooper Delivers Scathing Critique Of Pakistan And Its Defence Forces

#Gravitas Speaking from the Bhuj Air Force Station in Gujarat, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said that the war on terror is no longer a just a matter of security, it has become a cornerstone of India’s national defence doctrine.

Rajnath Singh Assures 'Operation Sindoor Is Not Yet Over'

After facing flak from his party for praising the Centre's handling of the India-Pakistan conflict, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has been approached by the government to be a member of the all-party delegation visiting different countries next week to expose Pakistan-sponsored terrorism.

India To Send Multi-party Delegations Abroad To Beat Pakistan's Narrative

After India’s high-precision strikes under Operation Sindoor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that the country has only paused military action—not ended it. With BrahMos missiles and Rafale jets in action, India showcased its modern defence capabilities, leaving Pakistan shaken. Modi warned that India won’t tolerate nuclear blackmail.

Operation Sindoor: How Modi government fortified defence and offensive capabilities

China walks a tightrope amid Pakistan-India tensions, prioritising its economic interests in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. Beijing vows support to Pakistan while safeguarding its strategic access to the Indian Ocean.

India-Pak tensions: Why do China and Pakistan have such a good relationship?

The Indian Ministry of Home Affairs has directed several states to conduct civil defense mock drills on the 7th of May and this is to assess preparedness in the event of a hostile attack.

India-Pak tensions: Home Ministry directs several states to conduct mock drills on May 7

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