Bhullar's wife files writ plea

An activist of banned terrorist-outfit Babbar Khalsa International, facing trial in 2007 Shingar Cinema blast case, was found dead under suspicious circumstances in high security Nabha jail here.

Banned terrorist outfits like Babbar Khalsa International are trying to revive Sikh militancy, Government said today citing intelligence reports. "There are reports that some organisations like BKI in the UK are striving to revive Sikh militancy," Minister of ...

India has sought assistance from Britian following reports that organisations like Babbar Khalsa International and other Khalistani terror outfits are active there and are trying to revive Sikh militancy, parliament was informed Tuesday."Government has ...

International News: NEW DELHI: The Indian cops suspect that the terrorists had planned a huge strike in the national capital to avenge the executions of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru and Mumbai terror attack convict Azmal Kasab. The special ...

A 55-year-old woman was arrested at Indira Gandhi International Airport last week for smuggling high-quality fake Indian currency notes with a face value of Rs 5 lakh by concealing them in shin pads. It once again highlighted how smugglers are adopting ...

Canada may recognize the Sikhs' right to propagate the idea of Khalistan from its territory, but it seems unaware of the problems it can cause. The pro-Khalistanis in Canada are helping revive what was a violent secessionist movement by pumping in ...

Terrorism in Canada? How can it be? The reaction to yesterday's press conference about an al-Qaeda related plot to kill and maim passengers on a VIA train in the Toronto area is going to have predictable results. Despite abundant evidence, Canadians ...

Data and assessments from SAIR can be freely published in any form with credit to the South Asia Intelligence Review of the Print From Boston to Bengaluru Ajai Sahni Editor, SAIR; Executive Director, ICM & SATP Two dramatic terrorist attacks, one in ...

Tribune News Service Dera Bassi, April 22 Effluents discharged by factories and poultry farms into the Ghaggar are playing havoc with the lives of villagers residing along its banks. Unaware of the health hazard, coin pickers and youths can be seen ...