Topic: Counter-terrorism
Countering terror will be the focus in India’s eighth stint as UNSC non-permanent member
The MEA also brought up the need for UN reforms in a media briefing held after India’s appointment as a member of the security council.
Modi announces $450 million line of credit to Sri Lanka after meeting President Rajapaksa
PM Modi called his talks with Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa 'fruitful', and also extended a $50 million fund to the island country to fight terrorism.
UN General Assembly shows a New India, and world gets to see Modilateralism
Modi uses domestic achievements to shore up India's credibility as a global stakeholder.
There are real risks in allowing terrorist safe havens
Preventing the most dangerous terrorist groups from establishing secure territorial footholds is worth a significantly lower investment of resources.
Neuroscience is the missing link that can separate terrorists from non-violent extremists
While joining the IS, foreigners were required to enlist skills and willingness to carry out suicide attacks, but not everyone signed up.
India must make Intelligence Bureau responsible for countering terrorism, not RAW
It makes little sense to have RAW gather intelligence for operations driven by internal security organisations like IB, police and Army.
In first meeting since Balakot airstrikes, China & Pakistan vow to fight terrorism together
China's Wang Yi stated that irrespective of the international system, Beijing will always resolutely support the maintenance of Pakistan’s sovereignty.
Why BJP and RSS workers are the new targets of militants in Kashmir
The murder of BJP leader Wasim Bari in Bandipora is another reminder that we must be steadfast in our resolve to completely erase militancy from Kashmir.
India has fiscal and monetary space to boost demand: Principal Economic Advisor Sanyal
Sanjeev Sanyal said at India Global Week that the government has been careful not to spray money and take a step-by-step approach to economic revival.
Defence
Armed forces to limit flying Cheetah choppers as Covid hits spares production at HAL
HAL has reduced spare production for the ageing Cheetahs, and it has been communicated to the forces that the shortage is expected to last around 3 months.
Read my lips, forget the camera
Say Central forces' angry soldiers. They need reform, committed leaders. And very sensitive handling.