An Intelligence Bureau official said that an analysis of online conversations between radicalised individuals in India and their handlers abroad showed that there were now hardly any calls asking recruits to leave the country.
In a fresh demonstration of the Hindu hatred Pakistan harbours, Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, DG ISPR, invoked a Quranic verse to delegitimise the Afghan Taliban’s Islamic credentials over the "India-Afghan shared DNA" remark by a Taliban minister, and growing friendship between ‘Kafir India’ and ‘Islamic Afghanistan’.
Speaking at a UN Security Council session on Afghanistan, Indian Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish blasted Pakistan’s "Fitna al Hindustan" narrative as propaganda from an organised "factory of hate" meant to distract from domestic crises.
The BBC, which often likes to paint itself as a defender of human rights, showcased an unexpected compassion for the men sentencing their own girls to a tragic existence, instead of confronting the horrific practice that is not only accepted but has been part of a tradition for decades.
The project will also include upgrading existing laboratories, installing modern testing equipment and calibration systems, and providing technical training for Afghan staff.