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What is the Wassenaar Arrangement India got admitted to?
short by Deepali Aggarwal / on 09 Dec 2017,Saturday
The Wassenaar Arrangement is a group of countries which control the export of conventional weapons and dual-use goods and technologies. The group, which came into being in 1996, aims at maintaining regional and international security and stability. India was admitted to the group on Thursday and will become its 42nd member on completion of procedural arrangements.
short by Deepali Aggarwal / 08:30 am on 09 Dec
Will take all possible steps to bring back Mallya: Govt
short by Parmeet Kaur / on 09 Dec 2017,Saturday
Indian government will take all possible steps to ensure that we do not lag behind in our efforts towards extradition of Vijay Mallya to India, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said. Mallya is wanted in India for charges of fraud and money laundering amounting to ₹9,000 crore. His extradition trial began at a UK court on Monday.
short by Parmeet Kaur / 10:53 am on 09 Dec
Time magazine honours US man who took bullet for an Indian
short by Parmeet Kaur / on 11 Dec 2017,Monday
Time magazine has honoured 24-year-old US national Ian Grillot, who was shot in the chest while trying to intervene during a racially-motivated attack against Indians in Kansas in February. The magazine featured Grillot's name among '5 Heroes Who Gave Us Hope in 2017'. "I wouldn't have been able to live with myself if I didn't do anything," Grillot said.
short by Parmeet Kaur / 11:41 am on 11 Dec
Dawood splits with long-time aide Chhota Shakeel: Reports
short by Deepali Aggarwal / on 13 Dec 2017,Wednesday
The 1993 Mumbai blasts mastermind Dawood Ibrahim and his long-time aide Chhota Shakeel have split after a 30-year-long association over Dawood's brother Anees Ibrahim's interference in the operations of the D-Company, according to reports. However, Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is trying to broker peace between the two to be able to continue its anti-India activities, reports added.
short by Deepali Aggarwal / 01:25 pm on 13 Dec
H1-B workers may work for more than one employer: US
short by Anupama K / on 13 Dec 2017,Wednesday
Foreign workers in the US may work for more than one employer on an H1-B work visa, the country's immigration agency said. "New employer must submit an I-129 petition before you begin working," it added. Form I-129 is submitted for a non-immigrant worker to the agency and used by employers and prospective employers to obtain workers on non-immigrant visa status.
short by Anupama K / 10:02 pm on 13 Dec
With Dawood bhai till my last breath: Chhota Shakeel
short by Deepali Aggarwal / on 14 Dec 2017,Thursday
Chhota Shakeel, the long-time aide of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, has denied the reports of his split with Dawood. "There's no question about me getting apart from the D-Company till my last breath...I'm very much with bhai," Shakeel reportedly said. Shakeel is known as Dawood's most trusted aide and has been handling the D-Company's activities for 30 years.
short by Deepali Aggarwal / 12:04 pm on 14 Dec
Visas for Jadhav’s wife, mother being processed: Pakistan
short by Radhika Chugh / on 17 Dec 2017,Sunday
Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal on Saturday tweeted that the visa applications of former Indian Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav's wife and mother had been received and were being processed. This will be Jadhav's first meeting with his family since his arrest in March 2016. Pakistan has reportedly rejected India's plea for consular access to Jadhav over 30 times.
short by Radhika Chugh / 10:49 am on 17 Dec
ISI's bid to get info from Indian officials foiled: Report
short by Radhika Chugh / on 17 Dec 2017,Sunday
In a bid to extract sensitive information, Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) employed women to attempt luring three Indian officials posted in Islamabad and film them in compromising positions, according to a report. The officials identified the ISI's ploy and reported the incident to Indian authorities. They have been recalled from Pakistan and are not suspected of any wrongdoings.
short by Radhika Chugh / 11:31 am on 17 Dec
Pak to release 291 Indian fishermen on humanitarian grounds
short by Sanchita Jain / on 21 Dec 2017,Thursday
Pakistan on Thursday said it will release 291 Indian fishermen, who were held for allegedly illegally fishing in its territorial waters, on humanitarian grounds. The fishermen will be released in two phases on December 29 and January 8 via Wagah Border, Pakistan spokesperson Mohammad Faisal said. Last week, Pakistan force said the authorities had arrested 400 Indian fishermen this year.
short by Sanchita Jain / 10:29 pm on 21 Dec
Pak allows diplomat to meet Jadhav, calls it consular access
short by Radhika Chugh / on 25 Dec 2017,Monday
Pakistan Foreign Minister Khawaja M Asif has said that the country has granted India 'consular access' to former Indian Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav. This comes after Pakistan allowed India's Deputy High Commissioner to accompany Jadhav's mother and wife to meet him. However, India has refuted the claim, saying allowing a diplomat to meet him cannot be termed as 'consular access'.
short by Radhika Chugh / 12:10 pm on 25 Dec
Kulbhushan Jadhav meets mother, wife in Pakistan
short by Arshiya Chopra / on 25 Dec 2017,Monday
Former Indian Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav, who has been sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court, met his mother and wife at the Pakistan Foreign Ministry in Islamabad today. Pakistan also allowed an Indian diplomat to accompany them for the meeting. Pakistani officials have announced they would release the photos and video of the meeting to the media.
short by Arshiya Chopra / 04:04 pm on 25 Dec
3 Indian jawans captured by Bangladesh after crossing border
short by Ayushi Ahluwalia / on 25 Dec 2017,Monday
Three jawans of India's Border Security Force (BSF) were captured by Bangladesh Army after they inadvertently entered their territory. Adding that the border between India and Bangladesh has no clear demarcation, reports said the soldiers crossed over the border due to thick fog in the area. The jawans will be handed back to India after a flag meeting.
short by Ayushi Ahluwalia / 05:30 pm on 25 Dec
Ludhiana woman alleges torture by Saudi employers
short by Radhika Chugh / on 26 Dec 2017,Tuesday
A 46-year-old woman from Ludhiana has alleged that she is being forced to serve as a slave by her employers in Saudi Arabia. In a video sent to her daughter, the woman claimed that she was tricked into working as a domestic help by her travel agent. She added that her employers physically assaulted her and deprived her of food.
short by Radhika Chugh / 02:04 pm on 26 Dec
India using Afghanistan to conspire against CPEC: Pakistan
short by Nandini Sinha / on 29 Dec 2017,Friday
India is using the Afghan soil to hatch conspiracies against the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project, Pakistan's Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal has said. Adding that the "enemies of Pakistan" were using different tactics to damage CPEC, Iqbal said that Pakistan would foil any such plans. This comes after China and Pakistan offered to include Afghanistan in CPEC.
short by Nandini Sinha / 09:37 pm on 29 Dec
CBI busts trafficking racket as 22 boys go missing in France
short by Radhika Chugh / on 30 Dec 2017,Saturday
The CBI has booked three men for taking 25 Indian boys aged between 13 and 18 years to France under the pretext of a Rugby training camp and deserting them at a Gurudwara. The racket came to light after the French authorities apprehended one of the boys. While two boys have returned, 22 other boys are yet to be traced.
short by Radhika Chugh / 11:34 am on 30 Dec
Palestine recalls Pak envoy for attending Hafiz Saeed rally
short by Nandini Sinha / on 30 Dec 2017,Saturday
Palestine on Saturday recalled its ambassador to Pakistan, Walid Abu Ali, after India expressed displeasure over his presence at a rally organised by 26/11 mastermind and Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed, officials said. Expressing regret over the incident, Palestine said it highly values its relationship with India and will not engage with those who commit acts of terror against it.
short by Nandini Sinha / 07:05 pm on 30 Dec
Indian-origin scientist awarded top British royal honour
short by Niharika Prabhakar / on 30 Dec 2017,Saturday
Indian-origin scientist Pratibha Laxman Gai has been named for damehood, the female equivalent of knighthood, for "services to chemical sciences and technology". Gai has over 300 referred scientific papers in leading journals and nine co-authored and edited books and journal issues. She is the fourth Indian-origin woman awarded the honour since it was instituted in 1917.
short by Niharika Prabhakar / 10:36 pm on 30 Dec
ISI behind ill-treatment of Jadhav's kin: Hafiz Saeed's aide
short by Radhika Chugh / on 31 Dec 2017,Sunday
Mumbai terror attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed's aide Maulana Ameer has claimed that Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI was behind the ill-treatment of the family of Kulbhushan Jadhav. Pakistan had forced Jadhav's mother and wife to remove their bindi and mangalsutra before their recent meeting. The former Indian Navy officer had been sentenced to death by a Pakistani court over alleged espionage.
short by Radhika Chugh / 05:56 pm on 31 Dec
Never acknowledged existence of Arunachal Pradesh: China
short by Niharika Prabhakar / on 03 Jan 2018,Wednesday
Amid reports that Chinese troops had intruded into the Indian side of the border in Arunachal Pradesh, China on Wednesday said it had "never acknowledged the existence of so-called Arunachal Pradesh". "I want to mention that between China and India, there is a well-developed mechanism for border-related affairs," it added. China claims Arunachal Pradesh is part of South Tibet.
short by Niharika Prabhakar / 07:10 pm on 03 Jan
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