Bharat Rakshak

Two top ULFA leaders arrested in Bangladesh; handed over to India 5 November 2009 GUWAHATI: The United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), an influential separatist group has claimed that two of its top leaders were arrested in Bangladesh and then handed over to India, a spokesperson for the outlawed ...

Chidambaram promises rehab of Kashmiri Hindus Thu, Nov 05, 2009 Jammu: Home Minister P Chidambaram on Wednesday assured Kashmiri Pandits that he would do his best to fulfill the Central Government's commitment on the return and rehabilitation of the migrants to Jammu and Kashmir. The return and reh...

'Two boarding schools, five-star hotels also LeT hit list' November 04, 2009 Two leading boarding schools located in prominent hill stations in a north Indian state and a few five star hotels in popular tourist spots are targets of Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Tayiba [ Images ], a senior ...

Going by the rediff report, the IT biggies seem like the likely target.

Ilyas activating terror modules in South India: IB November 03, 2009 16:01 IST Ilyas Kashmiri may have risen from the dead. Contrary to the US intelligence' report in September, the chief of Al Qaeda's [ Images ] 313 brigade has survived a drone attack and is currently working on carrying out inten...

That bear deserves a medal lol. Any pics of our furry friend?

ravi_ku wrote:

Umrao Das wrote:I say for change this time India should not retaliate no matter how grevious the attack may be.

for change isnt it par the course??

lol my thoughts exactly....

oh and not to mention...it would divert a lot of attention away from our "friend" to the North. The whole dalai trip would take a backseat just like the "iranian revolution" when jackson died.

I had a disturbing realisation. Given the nuclear dimension, the only attack that would ensure Indian retaliation is a dirty bomb or plain old N-bomb. This would overcome all apparent constraints like NFU and fear of nuclear escalation from Pakistan. If Chidambaram is to be taken seriously, then th...

Islamabad: Brigadier escapes ambush by militants October 27, 2009 Suspected motorcycle-borne militants on Tuesday made a brazen attempt to assassinate another senior Pakistan army [ Images ] officer, raking his vehicle with indiscriminate fire, but the brigadier escaped unhurt, in an ambush similar...

Shipon?

Minor explosion in Goa, 2 injured NDTV Correspondent, Friday October 16, 2009, Panjim According to reports, an explosion occurred at Grace Church in Margao, Goa on Friday evening. The explosion reportedly happened on a motorcycle, in which two people were seriously injured. Speaking about the incid...

Explosion in Goa.

Taliban chief threatens to fight India from 'Islamic Pakistan' October 15, 2009 17:51 IST As his militants triggered a series of attacks and suicide blasts across Pakistan on Thursday, Taliban [ Images ] chief Hakimullah Mehsud threatened to dispatch terrorists to fight India, once an Islamic state...

Pro-azadi town now turns to Indian govt 12 Oct 2009, 1146 hrs IST For the first time on Monday (October 12), the people of Kupwara made an emotional appeal to the Indian government wanting jobs and better prospects. Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara district remained shut down on Monday with protestors b...

The warhead of the DF-31A sort of resembles that of the Agni I.

Suicide bomber with 30 kilos of RDX killed NDTV Correspondent, Friday October 9, 2009, Srinagar The joint operation between Jammu & Kashmir police and the CRPF to hunt down Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) men who had infiltrated with a view to attack Srinagar is in its fourth day now. On Thursday night, ...

Go to jail or join jihad against India: ISI tells surrendered Taliban Vishwa Mohan October 2009 NEW DELHI: In a new shift in tactics, Pakistan is planning to push as many as 60 "surrendered" Taliban into Jammu and Kashmir to become part of the "jihad" against India. The ISI is s...

ISI orders 60 Taliban militants to enter India Tuesday October 6, 2009, Srinagar Sources say 60 Taliban militants are waiting to enter India. They are among 350 militants housed in camps in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. The fighters have allegedly been told by Pakistan's ISI to enter India or face jai...

China using Nepal study centres for spying? Sachin Parashar NEW DELHI: Incursions by the Chinese army into Indian territory may have dominated news space in the past few months but India's external intelligence agency RAW has warned that a more serious issue at hand is the mushrooming of rather inn...

Came across a video of a nuclear inspection in India. Thought it was kinda interesting...Apologize if posted earlier.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kj0UTwLZVuA

When is the bengal tiger projected to become extinct in India?

brihaspati, How will we know when dharmists are finally pitted against the wall? Do you see a consolidation ever taking place in Nepal? I mean you'd think this huge backlash would happen by now especially with all the communal violence, terrorism, ethnic and religious cleansing (NE, Kashmir, Banglad...

Aren't the past 60 years indicative of the kind of ties they want? I can't believe we are engaged in this futile exercise of trying to convince the crackhead next door to check into rehab. Meanwhile, this junkie and his dealer are quietly sharpening everything they've got for one final assault on ou...

Alright guys, enough with the public display of affection lol. Channel your energies toward maintaining the momentum of discussion and educating newcomers like me instead of stroking each others egos. Everyone here is very knowledgeable and I'm sure that we can all learn a lot if we just address and...

What's happening to this forum.....? *rolls eyes*

rajaram, I would also appreciate it if you could forward me your thoughts. Thanks.

delhiboy3000@gmail.com

hmm...is it possible that the US may try to validate one of its own thermonuke designs under the cloak of a string of indian tests?

US nuclear gurus see signs of more Indian nuclear tests Chidanand Rajghatta, TNN 28 August 2009 WASHINGTON: US nuclear pundits feel the Indian establishment -- political, scientific, or both in concert – may be lining up to conduct more nuclear tests to validate and improve the country’s arsenal be...

Thanks pal.

sent a request on fb.

Kerala origin priest helps set up US consulates Indo-Asian News Sevice, Friday August 7, 2009, Alappuzha (Kerala) He is a man of god, but Kerala native Fr. Alexander Kurien also plays a crucial role in the American scheme of things. He is, after all, the director of strategic planning in the US Dep...