NIA charge sheets Mumbai man in Pakistan conspiracy to honey trap Indian Navy personnel

    NIA charge sheets Mumbai man in Pakistan conspiracy to honey trap Indian Navy personnel

    The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has charged Mumbai resident Amaan Salim Shaikh in a conspiracy by Pakistani intelligence operatives to trap Indian Navy personnel and gather secret information on defence establishments. Shaikh was found working for a suspected Pakistani agent, Usman, and receiving money from other operatives through crypto channels. Further investigations are ongoing in the case.

    Israel moves into north Gaza Hamas stronghold, pounds Rafah without advancing

    Israel moves into north Gaza Hamas stronghold, pounds Rafah without advancing

    Israel's tanks advance into Jabalia in Gaza, fighting Hamas militants. The offensive targets eradicating Hamas, with clashes in Rafah. International pressure mounts to stop the assault led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Rafah. Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant announces troop deployment in Rafah, while Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri vows to defend.

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    Gujarat Police bust terror module planning hits on prominent political leaders, 3 arrested:Image

    Gujarat Police bust terror module planning hits on prominent political leaders, 3 arrested

    Gujarat Police arrested a cleric in connection with a plot to assassinate political leaders. The development has lead to the involvement of the National Investigation Agency in the ongoing probe. Another suspect was tracked down using his mobile phone SIM from Nepal. He was operating multiple numbers and email accounts to threaten targets. The third suspect used a Pakistani SIM card provided by his handler.

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    Defence industry world over facing capacity crunch, India must step up to fulfil needs: Defence Secretary:Image

    Defence industry world over facing capacity crunch, India must step up to fulfil needs: Defence Secretary

    Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane highlighted the global demand for defence utilities amidst geopolitical conflicts, urging Indian shipbuilders to enhance capacity. He mentioned government initiatives and targets for indigenous defence manufacturing and exports, emphasizing the potential for growth and the importance of research and development.

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