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  • Countering Pakistan’s covert operations, Punjab beefs up anti-drone defences

    Punjab ramps up anti-drone measures as ISI-backed smugglers use fail-safe drones to transport arms and drugs. ADS units track, jam, and force drones back, leading to arrests and seizures.

  • Pakistan faces blowback as Taliban and TLP defy Islamabad: Crisis-hit ISI set for major shake-up

    Pakistan faces blowback as Taliban and TLP defy Islamabad: Crisis-hit ISI set for major shake-up

    The ISI, long the architect and backer of militant networks in the region, including the Deobandi stronghold Afghan Taliban and TTP, appears to be losing its influence over both.

  • How Pakistan’s ISI fuelling LeT-ISKP terror alliance in Balochistan and Kashmir

    How Pakistan’s ISI fuelling LeT-ISKP terror alliance in Balochistan and Kashmir

    A classified dossier reveals Pakistan’s ISI is backing a terror alliance between Lashkar-e-Taiba and ISKP, targeting Balochistan and Kashmir, merging ideologically distinct groups under state control, raising regional security concerns.

  • Haryana Police arrests YouTuber Wasim Akram from Palwal for spying for Pakistan's ISI

    Haryana Police arrests YouTuber Wasim Akram from Palwal for spying for Pakistan's ISI

    According to police, both Akram and Taufiq were in touch with the ISI and the Pakistan High Commission through internet calls.

  • Jaish plots PKR 3.9 billion fundraising to build 313 new 'markaz': How Masood Azhar is using digital wallets to evade FATF

    Jaish plots PKR 3.9 billion fundraising to build 313 new 'markaz': How Masood Azhar is using digital wallets to evade FATF

    Jaish-e-Mohammed's comeback plan reportedly includes opening 313 new camps, making it harder for Indian intelligence agencies to track their movements.

  • 'Concrete evidence' that YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra spied for Pakistan, police files chargesheet: Report

    'Concrete evidence' that YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra spied for Pakistan, police files chargesheet: Report

    The Special Investigation Team of Hisar Police said in the chargesheet that the YouTuber had been spying for Pakistan for a long time.

  • Invite, entice, co-opt: How ISI cultivated espionage-cum-propaganda network of Indian social media influencers

    Invite, entice, co-opt: How ISI cultivated espionage-cum-propaganda network of Indian social media influencers

    The arrest of YouTubers like Jyoti Malhotra and Jasbir Singh are part of a well-planned operation by the ISI with the twin aims of collecting information and spreading propaganda, reveal officials.

  • Imran Khan claims Gen Munir turned against his wife after he was removed as ISI director general

    Imran Khan claims Gen Munir turned against his wife after he was removed as ISI director general

    In a statement posted on X on Monday, Khan claimed that Gen Munir turned “vindictive” after being dismissed from his post

  • Who is Ehsan-ur-Rahim? The expelled Pakistani diplomat linked to hirar-based YouTuber

    Who is Ehsan-ur-Rahim? The expelled Pakistani diplomat linked to hirar-based YouTuber

    The police claim that Jyoti has confessed to the crime and provided detailed accounts of her visit to Pakistan and her interactions with Pakistani intelligence operatives.

  • Sheikh Hasina will be back in Bangladesh once democracy is restored, Pak’s ISI fuelling unrest: Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed

    Sheikh Hasina will be back in Bangladesh once democracy is restored, Pak’s ISI fuelling unrest: Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed

    Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country following violent protests against her government over a controversial quota system in jobs

  • Pakistan govt's decision gives ISI sweeping powers to snoop on citizens

    Pakistan govt's decision gives ISI sweeping powers to snoop on citizens

    The sweeping powers come from a decision to authorise all ISI officers above the rank of Grade 18 (major and above) to trace any calls and messages through any telecom system in Pakistan.

  • Govt makes ISI mark mandatory for stainless steel, aluminium utensils

    Govt makes ISI mark mandatory for stainless steel, aluminium utensils

    The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), under Ministry of Commerce and Industry, issued a Quality Control Order on March 14, making the ISI mark compulsory for these kitchen utensils.

  • Indian embassy employee arrested for spying sent to judicial custody

    Indian embassy employee arrested for spying sent to judicial custody

    An FIR was lodged at the ATS police station in Gomtinagar on February 3 against Siwal under section 121A (waging war against the country) of the IPC and sections 3,5 and 9 of the Official Secrets Act.

  • Indian embassy employee in Moscow arrested in Meerut: Alleged spy for Pakistan’s ISI

    Indian embassy employee in Moscow arrested in Meerut: Alleged spy for Pakistan’s ISI

    Satyendra Siwal, an Indian Embassy employee in Moscow, was arrested by the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) for allegedly spying on behalf of Pakistan’s ISI. Confidential sources exposed ISI handlers luring MEA employees to gather critical information about the Indian Army.

  • Schism in Pakistan Army a fresh source of trouble for India

    Schism in Pakistan Army a fresh source of trouble for India

    Because Faiz has a following in the Army ranks, Munir has been viewing the former’s activities with great consternation. The Chief is unable to maintain the disciplined, monolithic atmosphere within the Pakistan Army any longer.

  • Radical preacher Amritpal Singh was preparing 'khadkoos', stockpiling arms: Intelligence dossier

    Radical preacher Amritpal Singh was preparing 'khadkoos', stockpiling arms: Intelligence dossier

    A thick dossier prepared with inputs from various security agencies claimed that Amritpal Singh, who returned from Dubai last year allegedly at the behest of Pakistan's ISI and Khalistan sympathisers residing overseas, was mainly engaged in brainwashing youths to become "khadkoos" or human bombs.

  • From truck driver to Bhindranwale 2.0 - ISI hand behind Amritpal Singh

    From truck driver to Bhindranwale 2.0 - ISI hand behind Amritpal Singh

    Amritpal's dreams became ambitious at every step after his return from Dubai in 2022 and he started dabbling with the affairs of Waris Panjab De, an organisation formed by actor Deep Sidhu.

  • From truck driver to Bhindranwale 2.0 - ISI hand behind Amritpal Singh

    From truck driver to Bhindranwale 2.0 - ISI hand behind Amritpal Singh

    With the help of overseas Sikh separatists, Pakistan's external spy agency ISI has been the brain behind pushing Amritpal Singh back to India with an aim to revive terrorism in Punjab, according to officials.

  • ‘Create Optics, Kill Maximum People’: Intel Sources Reveal Udaipur-Ahmedabad Track 'Sabotage' Details

    ‘Create Optics, Kill Maximum People’: Intel Sources Reveal Udaipur-Ahmedabad Track 'Sabotage' Details

    The Intel sources told CNN-News18 that terror groups had started employing a new modus operandi to identify local boys on social media, pay them some money, and put them on the job. The money is usually paid by bitcoin by a Gurugram entity

  • Honeytraps: Lonely, junior personnel are a clearer mark for spy agencies in the age of social media

    Honeytraps: Lonely, junior personnel are a clearer mark for spy agencies in the age of social media

    Experts say the advent of social media - led mainly by Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram - has facilitated contact with individuals on a scale not evidenced before; counterintelligence needs to focus more on reorienting training courses; lonely men posted at remote locations are principal targets.

  • Exclusive | Rs 100-Cr drug bust in Shaheen Bagh, focus on possible link between cartels, anti-India protests

    Exclusive | Rs 100-Cr drug bust in Shaheen Bagh, focus on possible link between cartels, anti-India protests

    Investigators believe the ambit of the probe may be widened as not only the Shaheen Bagh protests but recent disturbances in Muzaffarnagar, Kairana, etc, may also have been funded by this drug money.

  • Major military reshuffle in Pakistan: 7 things to know

    Major military reshuffle in Pakistan: 7 things to know

    Major military reshuffle in Pakistan: Lt Gen Nadeem Anjum was appointed as the new Director-General of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

  • Pakistan intelligence agency played key role in Taliban takeover of Afghanistan: US Congressman

    Pakistan intelligence agency played key role in Taliban takeover of Afghanistan: US Congressman

    Congressman Steve Chabot, Co-Chair of the India Caucus, said in his address to the virtual gala of Hindu Political Action Committee on Sunday that he applauds the Indian government for welcoming the Afghan religious minorities who have a good reason to fear persecution at the hands of the Taliban and their evil rule.

  • British-Pakistani based in London to be tried for attempt to assassinate anti-Pakistan Army blogger

    British-Pakistani based in London to be tried for attempt to assassinate anti-Pakistan Army blogger

    The trial comes in the back of the deaths of two exiled Pakistani dissidents—Karima Baloch and Sajid Husain Baloch—in deaths that investigators claim were suicides, but activists suspect may have been murdered.

  • DRDO photographer sentenced to life for espionage: Report

    DRDO photographer sentenced to life for espionage: Report

    During the investigation, it was found that Ishwar Behera would go close to the missile testing sites to take videos and later travel to Kolkata and hand over the footage and other sensitive information to ISI agents.

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