Tackling Terror
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SCO summit: Countries that support terrorism must be held accountable, says PM Narendra Modi
Modi said that in order to tackle the danger of terrorism, all humanitarian powers should come forward together.
Scroll Staff
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Pakistan has no safe havens for terrorists, Islamabad’s envoy tells the UN
The country’s representative dismissed military force as an option to resolve the challenge of insurgency.
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Three of 10 Pakistani terrorists who entered India via Gujarat have been killed: Reports
Government officials did not disclose the whereabouts of the remaining seven terrorists for security reasons.
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Trending
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‘I’m a small man but my music is huge’: Wasifuddin Dagar on the AR Rahman plagiarism row
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Why Assam’s farmers are furious at Himanta Biswa Sarma’s ‘fertiliser jihad’ jibe
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Three Doordarshan-era anchors recall what a dignified era of television news looked like
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Bring out the earplugs – ‘Gadar: Ek Prem Katha’ is back
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Has minor withdrawn her complaint? A media narrative war has broken out over wrestler’s allegations
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Seven Indian firms supplied parts for Islamic State bombs
A study showed that 51 companies from 20 countries were involved in equipping the militant group.
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Pathankot attack: Pakistan assures US of swift, transparent investigation
The country also said that Foreign Secretary-level talks with India scheduled for January 15 are intact.
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Messaging app Telegram cracks down on ISIS users
The militant group uses the service extensively to build its support base as it allows the transfer of large, encrypted messages.
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Video
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Watch: Coldplay’s Chris Martin arrives by train for concert, joins railway worker’s video
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Watch: Advertisement gives popular nursery rhymes a grim twist to amplify message of climate change
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Watch: Comedian mimics Bollywood stars singing ‘Phir Aur Kya Chahiye’ from ‘Zara Hatke Zara Bachke’
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Watch: Thief returns stolen bottle of alcohol after automatic door traps him inside store
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Watch: Dense smoke and yellowish haze cover New York as a result of Canadian wildfires
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Chronicle of a death foretold: Pakistani student accidentally killed by teacher's gun
When the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government armed educators following the Peshawar school attack, many people had warned of what was coming.
Maria Aria
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Al-Shabaab attack on a Kenyan college must not become an excuse for draconian terror laws
Kenya has a history of responding to al-Shabaab with crackdowns on civil liberties. That would be a tragic mistake.
Neil James Wilson, The Conversation