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There has been a spurt in the spread of fake news and misinformation from both Pakistan and a certain section of Indian media after the historic decision of abrogation of Article 370 and bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir on August 5.

Fair's hatred for Hinduism can be inferred from the casual 'gaushala' and 'cow' jibe, which is something even the Pulwama terrorist who killed 40 CRPF soldiers in February this year, mentioned in his video which was released post the attack.

A curious job opening seemed to be posted on the website of the Fatima Jinnah Women University, Pakistan

Ghafoor, the Director-General of Pak spy agency Inter-Services (ISI), accused India of violating international convention by using 'cluster bombs' to target its civilians.

Former DGP Punjab has alleged that Pakistan-based pro-Khalistani Sikhs are cementing a strong foothold in the United Kingdom, especially Birmingham city.

Former Indian diplomat said despite Pakistan's backing, "Referendum 2020" has failed to gain mass support.

NIA claims that the editor of Kashmir Reader had hired 'jihadi journalists' to write for his newspaper.

Dawood's nephew Rizwan Kaskar was arrested by Mumbai police from the airport as he attempted to flee the country.

Islamabad has repeatedly denied that it has knowledge of Ibrahim’s location. But the Pakistan High Commission in London has been actively involved in attempts to prevent Jabir Siddiq's extradition to the USA.

‘Honey Trapping’ is a commonly used technique practised for very long by spy agencies to extract sensitive information.