Three bunkers set up by security force were removed on Tuesday near the city centre Lal Chowk in Srinagar after 30 long years.


Three bunkers removed in Srinagar after 30 years


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Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that India's cooperation would be needed for bringing peace to war-torn Afghanistan.


India's role crucial for Afghan peace: Qureshi


At least four people were killed in a suicide attack targeting an Afghan security forces vehicle in a district of Kabul province on Tuesday.


4 killed in suicide attack on Afghan security forces


As the country gears up to observe the 100th anniversary of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre of innocent, unarmed Indians by ruthless British forces, the events before and after the April 13, 1919, killing of hundreds clearly indicate that the British rulers of that time were unnerved by the unrest in Punjab in general and Amritsar in particular, which led them to do something which could "teach a lesson" to the Indians.


'Jallianwala Bagh massacre was preceded by reign of terror by the British'


A Pakistani commander of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terror outfit and two Kashmiri militants were killed by the Indian forces in an 18-hour-long gun battle that ended on Sunday here in the outskirts of the Jammu and Kashmir capital, police said.


Pakistani LeT commander, Kashmiri militants killed in J&K


A Pakistani commander of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and two Kashmiri militants were killed and seven security men injured in an 18-hour-long gun battle that ended on Sunday here in the outskirts of the Jammu and Kashmir capital, police sources said.


3 militants killed in J&K gunfight


A gunfight that started on Saturday evening in the  outskirts here continues on Sunday, a Jammu and Kashmir Police official said.


Gunfight in Srinagar outskirts


Four persons suspected of being involved in Thursday's deadly attack in Iran's port city of Chabahar have been arrested on Saturday, an official said.


Iran arrests 4 suspects in Chabahar suicide bombing


Five security men were injured on Saturday in an ongoing gunfight between militants and security forces on the outskirts of Srinagar city.


Five security men injured in gunfight in Srinagar


A gunfight started on Saturday evening between militants and security forces on the outskirts of Srinagar city.


Gunfight on outskirts of Srinagar


Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Saturday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of using the 2016 surgical strike on terrorist camps for "political capital" and said he has "absolutely no shame in using the military as a personal asset".


Modi has no shame in using military as personal asset: Rahul


A former member of the banned Lamphel group of Kangleipak Communist Party, who had laid down his arms last year, was gunned down here early on Saturday while taking a morning walk, police said.


Ex-militant killed in Manipur


A high-level parliamentary committee in Canada has asked the government to take action against extremists within its borders who are posing a threat to India's security.


Canadian parliamentary committee wants government to 'investigate, prosecute' extremists posing threat to India


Police said on Friday that two accomplices of militants involved in the murder of a police officer in Jammu and Kashmir have been arrested.


Militant accomplices involved in killing held


Over a decade after it erupted into a major political storm, a Special CBI Court has fixed December 21 as the date for the final verdict in the alleged 'fake encounters' of gangster Sohrabuddin Anwar Shaikh and Tulsiram Prajapati and the rape-cum-murder of Kausar Bi here on Friday.


Mumbai court verdict in Sohrabuddin, Prajapati 'encounter' cases on Dec 21


The September 2016 'Surgical Strikes' were unnecessarily hyped by the Centre to gain political mileage, endangering India's future military cross-border responses, war veterans said at the Military Literature Festival (MLF) here on Friday.


'Surgical Strikes' unnecessarily hyped: War veterans


At least 14 Afghan soldiers were killed after Taliban militants attacked an Army camp in the country's Herat province overnight, officials said on Friday.


14 Afghan soldiers killed in Taliban attack


Nobel Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai has been honoured by Harvard University for her global work promoting girls education.


Malala Yousafzai honoured by Harvard University


Prime Minister Imran Khan has accused the US of "pushing Pakistan away" and said he would never want to have a relation with Washington where his country is treated like a "hired gun".


We're not your 'hired gun' anymore, Imran Khan tells US


Philippine communist rebels on Friday declared a unilateral Christmas ceasefire, six months after the collapse of peace talks with the government.


Philippine communist rebels declare unilateral Christmas truce


Afghan President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani on Thursday met visiting US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad, discussing the latest efforts for a political solution to the conflict in the country.

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