India has urged the United Nations to block terrorist networks Lashkar-e-Tayyiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed from exploiting Afghan territory for their activities, emphasizing the need for international cooperation to combat these threats. Speaking at a UN Security Council meeting, Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish highlighted India’s commitment to peace and stability in Afghanistan, alongside its humanitarian efforts, which include providing essential supplies and development assistance to the Afghan people. He underscored that a nuanced approach, rather than purely punitive …

China has expressed significant concerns regarding the potential misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) by terrorists to develop nuclear weapons, highlighting the risks posed by losing control over critical knowledge in advanced weaponry. As a leading nation in the AI race, China’s cybersecurity officials have warned that without adequate governance, extremist groups could harness AI to gain insights into nuclear, biological, and chemical weaponry. They emphasize the importance of managing AI technologies to prevent such dangers. …

Indian security agencies remain on high alert as Khalistani groups, primarily the banned outfit Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) under ISI direction, have significantly escalated their psychological warfare operations across Canada, the UK, and other Western nations throughout September 2025. The most recent manifestation occurred on September 18, 2025, when SFJ threatened a twelve-hour siege of the Indian Consulate in Vancouver, releasing provocative posters targeting India’s new High Commissioner Dinesh Patnaik with crosshairs imagery. Intelligence officials …

In a significant anti-Naxal operation in Maharashtra’s Gadchiroli district, two women Naxalites were killed during an encounter with police forces. Acting on credible intelligence, the police, supported by the specialized C-60 commando squad and CRPF, launched a search operation in the Modaske village area, where they faced gunfire from Maoists. In retaliation, the police neutralized the threat, recovering an AK-47, a sophisticated pistol, live ammunition, and a trove of Naxal literature. This operation underscores the …

In Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur district, a 36-year-old man named Dashru Ram Oyam was brutally murdered by Naxalites who accused him of being a police informer. The incident took place late Tuesday night in Benchram village, where armed assailants dragged Oyam from his home and killed him with axes. This tragic event highlights the ongoing violence attributed to Maoist insurgents in the Bastar region, where 37 individuals have lost their lives to such attacks this year. The …

LeT Deputy Chief Saifullah Kasuri has threatened Indian Prime Minister Modi, boasting about Pakistan’s support for rebuilding the Muridke terror camp, which was previously targeted by Indian Air Force strikes in May 2025. Pakistani officials have allegedly allocated significant funds for reconstruction, aiming to restore the facility by February 2026, coinciding with Kashmir Solidarity Day. This redevelopment is reportedly facilitated by the Pakistani military and ISI, using humanitarian aid as a cover for terror funding. …

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during a rally in Madhya Pradesh, emphasized India’s assertive military stance against terrorism, particularly referencing the success of Operation Sindoor, which targeted Jaish-e-Mohammed camps in Pakistan. He highlighted the recent admissions from Jaish operatives acknowledging the destruction of their bases, which he argued exposes Pakistan’s role in sponsoring terrorism. Modi asserted that India no longer fears nuclear threats, underscoring a transformed defense posture. Additionally, he inaugurated projects aimed at boosting women’s …

Recent reports reveal that a Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) commander confirmed significant casualties among the family of Masood Azhar due to Indian missile strikes during Operation Sindoor on May 7. The strikes targeted JeM’s headquarters in Bahawalpur, Pakistan, as retaliation for a deadly terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan’s foreign minister acknowledged that the situation remains a bilateral issue, emphasizing the need for comprehensive dialogue, while the JeM commander lamented the losses, reinforcing India’s firm stance …

The CPI (Maoist) has announced a temporary suspension of its armed struggle to facilitate peace talks, requesting a one-month ceasefire and the halt of security operations. The Chhattisgarh government is verifying the authenticity of this statement and emphasizes that dialogue is a government prerogative. Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma highlighted the objection to the term “ceasefire,” noting that talks should not be conditional. The Maoists express a willingness to engage in discussions, citing the need …

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted extensive searches across eight Indian states in connection with the Vizianagaram ISIS case, targeting a conspiracy aimed at spreading terrorism through improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The operation, involving 16 locations, resulted in the seizure of digital devices, documents, cash, and incriminating materials, showcasing a robust response to dismantle terror networks. The investigation focuses on radicalization efforts targeting youth via social media platforms, with recent arrests highlighting the seriousness of …

A senior Jaish-e-Mohammed commander, Masood Ilyas Kashmiri, has implicated Masood Azhar in orchestrating major terror attacks in India, including the Parliament attack and 26/11, revealing the group’s operations from Pakistan. Kashmiri admitted that Balakot served as a launchpad for Azhar’s terror campaigns and highlighted the Pakistani military’s complicity in honoring slain terrorists through state funerals. This admission reinforces India’s longstanding claims about the safe haven provided to terrorist organizations by Pakistan, underscoring the need for …

Security along the India-Pakistan border has intensified following the Pahalgam attack that claimed 26 lives, prompting India to execute Operation Sindoor for retribution. The ISI has reportedly activated bomb-making modules reminiscent of the Burdwan case, aiming to establish small, covert arms fabrication units across India to circumvent tightened border security. Intelligence indicates that these operations will be financed through hawala networks, primarily from Gulf nations. Coordination between state and central agencies is imperative to preempt …

A 25-year-old man from Punjab, Buta Singh, was reportedly deceived into joining the Russian army after moving to Russia on a student visa, leading to concerns over the recruitment of Indian nationals into the Russia-Ukraine conflict. His family, along with others, has sought government assistance for their safe return, highlighting that at least 111 men from northern India may have faced similar situations. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has urged citizens to avoid such …

Recent revelations from the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) terrorist organization indicate significant casualties within the family of its leader, Masood Azhar, during India’s Operation Sindoor, which targeted terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan in response to a deadly attack in Pahalgam that claimed the lives of 25 tourists. In a striking admission, JeM commander Masood Ilyas Kashmiri publicly acknowledged that ten family members of Azhar, including his sister, her husband, and several children, were killed in the strike on …

The elite 209 Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA) has effectively dismantled key Maoist networks in Jharkhand during 2025, neutralizing 20 high-ranking insurgents, including Central Committee Members, and apprehending others for crucial intelligence. Their operations led to significant material recoveries, including 32 automatic weapons and over 345 kilograms of explosives, severely disrupting the insurgency’s logistics and command structure. Analysts view these actions as pivotal in combating left-wing extremism, significantly boosting morale among security forces while …

Three Maoists, including Sahadev Soren, a notorious figure with a Rs 1 crore bounty, were killed in a gunfight with security forces in Jharkhand’s Hazaribag district. Acting on intelligence, a joint operation by state police and central paramilitary forces targeted Soren’s squad, resulting in a fierce exchange of fire. Soren’s death is a significant setback for the CPI (Maoist), disrupting their operational capacity and instilling greater confidence in security agencies. The encounter underscores the effectiveness …

Jammu & Kashmir police have arrested three Army porters involved in smuggling weapons, seizing a total of seven AK-47 rifles and a substantial amount of ammunition near the Line of Control in Poonch district. The arrested individuals, linked to the Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist organization, reportedly aimed to revive their network in the region. The Inspector General of Police commended the investigation’s effectiveness in thwarting potential terror activities. This incident underscores the persistent challenge of cross-border …

The recent establishment of two new security camps in remote areas of Bijapur, a Naxal-affected region, underscores India’s robust counter-insurgency strategy. Since January 2024, these camps have contributed to significant gains, including the elimination of 193 Maoists and the arrest of 900 individuals, enhancing territorial control and disrupting insurgent supply chains. The camps serve dual purposes of tactical security and community engagement, facilitating access to essential services for locals, and ultimately aiming to reduce Maoist …

Pakistan is reportedly diverting IMF-sanctioned relief funds to rebuild the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) camp in Muridke, with projected costs exceeding PKR 15 crore. Analysts highlight the complicity of the Pakistani army and ISI in reviving terror infrastructure, raising concerns about renewed cross-border attacks against India. Security expert Gautam Mukherjee emphasizes the need for international oversight, as this reconstruction effort is timed with LeT’s Kashmir Solidarity Day in February 2026. Such actions reflect Pakistan’s continuing dual policies …

Terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir are shifting to constructing underground bunkers in forests as local support diminishes, complicating counter-terror operations for the Indian Army. Recent encounters in Kulgam revealed these hideouts equipped with supplies and weapons, prompting concerns over diminishing human intelligence. Retired military officials suggest that this tactic resembles past strategies and indicate a need for the Army to adapt its approach. To counter this evolving threat, security agencies are exploring advanced technologies, including …

Recent reports reveal that Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) is rebuilding its headquarters in Muridke, Pakistan, following the Indian Air Force’s Operation Sindoor strike in May 2025, which destroyed key facilities. Pakistan has allocated PKR 4 crore for this reconstruction, with total costs projected to exceed PKR 15 crore, using humanitarian aid campaigns as a funding mechanism. Security agencies indicate that this revival of LeT, under state patronage, poses a severe threat to regional security by potentially enhancing …

The National Security Guard (NSG) will conduct a specialized technical exchange on countering the misuse of drones by terrorist groups, reflecting the Quad nations’ commitment to addressing evolving security threats. The initiative includes best practice sharing and a seminar led by the National Investigation Agency focusing on high-tech exploitation by terrorists. India’s strong stance on counterterrorism within the Quad reinforces its role as a security guarantor in the Indo-Pacific, despite broader geopolitical tensions. The emphasis …

The GOC Western Command, Lt Gen Katiyar, emphasized that in the event of another terror strike, India’s response will be more severe than before, building on the ongoing Operation Sindoor, initiated after the Pahalgam attack. Highlighting India’s operational readiness, he noted the significance of recent cross-border strikes targeting terrorist bases in Pakistan. He underscored the importance of technological integration, particularly drones, in modern warfare and the need for strong coordination between military branches. Katiyar reiterated …

Two Naxalites, Hidma Podiyam and Munna Madkam, with a combined bounty of Rs 16 lakh, were killed in an encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur district. The operation, conducted by the District Reserve Guard, resulted in the recovery of weapons and materials associated with Maoist activities. This incident underscores the ongoing efforts of Indian security forces in combating Naxalism, with 243 Naxalites neutralized in the state this year alone. Such operations highlight the commitment …

During a UN Human Rights Council session, human rights lawyer Neuer labeled Pakistan as a “state sponsor of terror,” igniting a strong reaction from the Pakistani delegate. Neuer criticized perceived double standards within the UN, contrasting Pakistan’s harboring of terrorists with the U.S. killing of Osama bin Laden, which he framed as justice against terrorism. This confrontation, which highlighted Pakistan’s alleged role in global terrorism, underscored ongoing geopolitical tensions and persistent divisions within the UN …