A mobile court in Bangladesh has sentenced a man to two years in prison for taking photos of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) structures and sending those to Indias Border Security Force (BSF), the media reported.


Bangladeshi jailed for passing sensitive info to BSF


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Facebook on Monday said it removed 103 Pages, Groups and accounts on both its platform and Instagram for engaging in coordinated inauthentic behaviour against India as part of a military-backed network that originated in Pakistan.


FB removes Pakistani military-backed fake accounts


An investigation by a leading media outlet has revealed that a network of British Asians stole billions of pounds of public money to fund terrorists.


Tax fraud in Britain 'funded' Al-Qaeda: Report


The court martial proceedings against Army Major Leetul Gogoi have been completed and he is likely to face reduction in seniority for fraternising with a local woman, Army sources said on Sunday.


Court martial of Major Gogoi complete, says army


A MiG-27 fighter jet, which was on a routine mission from Jodhpur, crashed in a village in Sirohi, Rajasthan, on Sunday, a Defence official said.


MiG-27 fighter jet crashes in Rajasthan


North Korea has described a break-in at its embassy in Spain in February as a "grave terrorist attack".


N. Korea calls Madrid embassy raid 'terror attack'


An Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) trooper shot and killed himself with his service rifle in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar district on Sunday, police said.


ITBP trooper shoots himself in Jammu and Kashmir


An explosion destroyed a car on the Jammu-Srinagar highway in Jammu and Kashmir's Banihal district on Saturday, sparking panic and slightly damaging one of the CRPF vehicles moving as part of a convoy, authorities said.


Blast damages CRPF vehicle on highway, causes panic


Unlike 2014, the economy is no longer the focal point of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) campaign.


It's nationalism, stupid! (Column: Political Circus)


Militants shot and injured a civilian on Friday in Jammu and Kashmir's Tral area.


Militants shoot, injure civilian in J-K


Facebook said it has removed 200 Pages, Groups and accounts that engaged in coordinated inauthentic behaviour on the platform and on its photo-sharing app Instagram in the Philippines.


Facebook removes 200 Pages, accounts in Philippines


The UN Security Council has adopted a resolution that calls upon countries to prevent and counter the financing of terrorism, especially in its new forms.


UN Security Council adopts resolution to counter terror funding


While ransomware attacks were down 49 per cent in India in 2018, the country experienced 53 per cent rise in malware attacks last year, according to a new report from cybersecurity firm SonicWall.


Malware attacks rose 53% in India in 2018: SonicWall


Ahead of the general elections, Uttar Pradesh Police on Thursday formed a complaint cell to curb the spread of fake news and communally inciting posts on social media.


UP complaint cell formed to curb fake news online


A former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor accused of the largest security breach in US intelligence history is expected to plead guilty on Thursday, his lawyer told CNN.


Ex-NSA man to plead guilty in historic data-theft case


Michel Bacos, Air France captain hailed as a hero for refusing to abandon his passengers when Palestinian and German hijackers seized the plane in 1976, died in Nice (France). He was 95.


Air France captain who stayed with hostages dies


A secretive group committed to ousting North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has claimed its role in a raid last month at the North Korean Embassy in Spain.


Secretive group claims raid on N. Korean embassy


The current national mood -- the sense of nationalism -- stirred by events in Kashmir in the recent past, has driven the success of films with patriotic themes.


Sense of nationalism making patriotic movies hits


Singapore Airlines' Mumbai-Singapore flight landed safely at the Changi Airport on Tuesday, with two F-16s of the Singapore Air Force escorting it, after a call warning that there was a bomb on board.


Bomb scare on Mumbai-Singapore flight, F-16s scrambled


A Delhi court on Tuesday allowed Enforcement Directorate (ED) to quiz businessman Sushen Mohan Gupta, an alleged middleman in the Rs 3,600-crore AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal case.


AgustaWestland: Court allows ED to quiz Sushen Gupta


The Border Security Force (BSF) caught a 35-year-old intruder from Pakistan in Gujarat's Gandhinagar sector, an official said on Tuesday.

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