Claiming a major breakthrough in the Jalandhar priest's missing money missing case, the special investigation team of the Punjab Police has tracked down two absconding assistant sub-inspectors to Kerala and both have been arrested, police said on Tuesday.


Punjab Police officials with 'missing' Rs 6.65 cr nabbed


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IT security professionals are struggling to secure their organisations and protect them against breaches with 61 per cent claiming to have experienced a data breach at their current employer, says a new report from global cyber security firm McAfee.


61% IT professionals report data breaches: McAfee


The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the Centre to file its reply on the Rafale review petition by Saturday and fixed the hearing for May 6.


SC asks Centre to reply, sets Rafale date for May 6


Police in New Zealand on Tuesday evacuated houses on several streets after finding a suspected explosive device and ammunition at an abandoned house in Christchurch, the same city where 50 people were killed in two mosques last month.


Suspected explosive device leads to evacuation in NZ


Months ahead of the India-Pakistan war broke out in 1971, it was just another day at work for the five young pilots at IAF's 22 squadron in Kalaikunda as they moved around camouflaged nets and concrete blast pens in their black overalls and bikes, preserving themselves for the action.


Veteran IAF pilots relive 1971 photo, image goes viral


As the cyclone storm Fani was intensifying into a 'Severe Cyclonic Storm' over the south-east and adjoining south-west Bay of Bengal, the Eastern Naval Command (ENC) is on high alert to render necessary humanitarian assistance, a Navy spokesperson said on Tuesday.


Indian Navy on high alert for cyclone Fani


UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday warned against "a disturbing groundswell" of intolerance and hate-based violence targeting worshippers of many faiths.


UN calls for global effort against racism, xenophobia


The tri-services -- India Army, Indian Air Force (IAF) and Indian Navy -- on Monday carried out a major joint cyber exercise to combat any security threats emerging in the virtual world.


Tri-services hold exercise to combat cyber threats


Iraqi security forces freed 44 Bangladeshi citizens who had been held captive in Baghdad for two months and arrested six of their abductors, authorities said on Monday.


Iraqi forces rescue 44 Bangladeshi captives


The NSCN-IM has committed a serious violation of ceasefire ground rules by setting up an "unauthorised camp" in Ukhrul district of Manipur, Indian Army sources have said.


Assam Rifles accuses NSCN-IM of violating ceasefire, cautions against escalation


At least three security personnel were killed and two others injured in a bomb blast in Pakistan's northwest district of North Waziristan, local media reported.


Three killed in bomb blast in Pakistan


A woman was killed and three people were injured after an armed man opened fire at a synagogue in California city of Poway on Saturday, media reported.


One killed, three injured in California synagogue shooting


Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena has banned the National Thawheed Jammath (NTJ) and another radical group suspected to be behind the Easter Sunday explosions, which killed over 250 people and injured 500, the President's Office said in a statement.


Sri Lanka Easter bombings: President Sirisena bans radical groups


A fun video of military doctors and nursing staff happily dancing to the tune of Pharrell Williams' hit song "Happy" has gone viral.


Video of military docs, patients dancing goes viral


The Jammu and Kashmir High Court on Friday dismissed an appeal by Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) Chairman Muhammad Yasin Malik seeking transfer of the trial of two TADA cases against him to Srinagar.


Yasin's appeal seeking transfer of TADA cases dismissed


An Indian Navy officer died on Friday while trying to put out a fire on INS Vikramaditya when the ship was entering the Karwar harbour in Karnataka, the government said.


INS Vikramaditya catches fire, naval officer dies


A Border Security Force (BSF) trooper on Friday tried to commit suicide in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar district, police said.


BSF trooper attempts suicide in Srinagar


The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which is contesting all the city's seven Lok Sabha seats, on Thursday promised steps to make Delhi the "safest city" in India for women and 33 per cent reservation of police posts for women.


Will make Delhi safest city for women, promises AAP


Sri Lanka's Tourism Ministry said on Thursday that it has kept its new visa-on-arrival programme on hold until further notice due to the security situation in the island nation following the Easter Sunday bombings.


Sri Lanka keeps visa-on-arrival programme on hold


The cross-LoC trade, which India suspended last week, was being used by at least 10 Pakistan-based militants to send weapons, fake currency and narcotics into Jammu and Kashmir with the intent of fuelling terrorism in the state, investigations by the security agencies have found.


10 Pakistan-based militants who misused cross-LoC trade identified


The US Embassy in Sri Lanka has said that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) was on the ground in the island nation to assist with its probe into the Easter Sunday suicide bombings that has left 359 people dead besides several hundreds injured.

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