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J&K Police busts terror financing module, arrests 10 associates
Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested ten individuals in Shopian district for their involvement in a terror financing network. The accused were connected to various online financial transactions suspected of funding terrorist activities. Investigations indicated these individuals were raising money from the public to support terrorists like Lashkar-e-Taiba. Additionally, the funds were allegedly used for logistical support, including providing smartphones for terrorist operations.
LeT commander shot dead by unknown gunman in Pakistan's Punjab province? Video goes viral
A video purportedly showing a fatal shooting in Pakistan’s Punjab province has circulated online alongside claims that the victim was a senior Lashkar-e-Taiba operative named Imran. The footage’s location, authenticity and the victim’s identity have not been independently verified, and no official confirmation of the alleged militant’s death has been cited.
Nuclear weapons must not be treated as 'routine instruments of statecraft': India slams Pakistan at UN
India told Pakistan at the UN that it would not bow to nuclear blackmail and warned against treating nuclear weapons as routine instruments of statecraft. Exercising its Right of Reply, New Delhi defended Operation Sindoor as a measured act of self-defence after the Pahalgam terror attack and reiterated its zero-tolerance stance on terrorism.
Amitabh Bachchan and Nana Patekar drifted apart after 1999 film Kohram; 13 years later, Big B reached out after seeing his performance as Rakesh Maria in Ram Gopal Varma's 26/11 attack movie
Amitabh Bachchan and Nana Patekar reportedly drifted apart after working together in Kohram in 1999. More than a decade later, Amitabh called Nana to congratulate him after watching Ram Gopal Varma's film The Attacks of 26/11, where Nana played real life cop Rakesh Maria. Amitabh also sent a bouquet along with a handwritten note, a gesture that caught Nana off guard given their history.
Pakistan lost control of its Frankenstein monster of terrorism which has returned to haunt it: India at UN
India addressed the United Nations, highlighting Pakistan's failure to control terrorism it once sponsored. The Indian representative criticized Pakistan's contradictory statements regarding terrorism and its impact on its own country. Acknowledging internal struggles, Pakistani leaders admitted that terrorism poses a greater threat domestically than externally. India emphasized the international community's responsibility to act against terrorism and state sponsors. The upcoming FATF plenary will further scrutinize Pakistan's financial support for terrorism.
School Assembly News Headlines for October 5: Top national, international, sports and business updates
School Assembly News Headlines Today (October 5): In a notable move, Rahul Gandhi has introduced a digital platform called 'Satyagraha', empowering citizens to initiate protests based on specific issues. As tensions rise with Iran, the United States has intensified its military presence by deploying a third aircraft carrier and reinforcements. India proudly finished fourth at the 2026 Asian Games, amassing a total of 85 medals.
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Ayurvedic honey remedy to heal wounds: Top Pakistani terrorist 'Hashim Moosa' used this method to treat bullet injuries while hiding in J&K forests
A Pakistani terrorist identified as Mohd Asif alias Hashim Moosa, believed to be a former Pakistan Army SSG commando and a Lashkar-e-Taiba commander, allegedly used pure honey to treat bullet wounds while hiding in the forests of Jammu and Kashmir. Officials said photographs of his honey-treated injuries were recovered from an associate’s phone after his death.
Former Pakistan Army Havildar Hashim Moosa identified as LeT operative with SSG, counter-insurgency background
Mohammad Asif alias Hashim Moosa, identified as a Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative in Jammu and Kashmir, was a former Pakistan Army Havildar who had served with the elite Special Services Group (SSG) and was involved in counter-insurgency operations, VVIP security duties and specialised weapons training, sources said.
Hashim Musa, LeT terrorist and one of the key plotters of Pahalgam attack, eliminated in army operation
A joint team of the Army, police and security forces killed top Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist Mohammad Asif, widely known as Hashim Musa, in an encounter in the upper reaches of Yousmarg, about 60 km from Srinagar.
Musa's killing 'serious blow to LeT ecosystem in J&K'
Security forces in Budgam neutralized top Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Musa, who had been active in Jammu and Kashmir since 2023. His operations included several high-profile attacks targeting security forces and civilians. Musa's elimination is considered a significant blow to the LeT network operating within the Union Territory.
School assembly news headlines for October 1: Top India, international, sports and business updates
School assembly news headlines for October 1 bring the latest updates from India, international affairs, sports and business. Key stories include India’s Asian Games gold medals, major government decisions, global developments, security operations, Mumbai’s property market, automobile price changes and important developments in the energy and cement sectors.
Musa’s killing deals ‘serious blow’ to LeT ecosystem in J&K: MHA
Senior Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Mohd Asif, known as Musa, was killed in an encounter in Budgam. This operation was a result of extensive intelligence gathering by security forces. His death marks a significant setback for the group's operations in Jammu and Kashmir. The article states that all four senior LeT commanders active since 2022 have now been neutralized.
'A terrorist country is asking me that question, come on': Jaishankar's blunt retort to Pakistani reporter at UN briefing in New York
S Jaishankar firmly responded to a heckling question from a Pakistani reporter at a press conference. The event was held during the High Level Week at the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly. India continues to emphasize Pakistan's role in cross-border terrorism and urges credible actions against it. Recent attacks, including the Pahalgam terror attack, were acknowledged internationally for their severity.
Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif refuses to answer questions on Hafiz Saeed, LeT during UNGA visit
During the 81st United Nations General Assembly, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif avoided questions about Hafiz Saeed. Reporters asked him multiple times about his stance on terrorism and Saeed's prosecution. India's representative criticized Pakistan for its focus on terrorism rather than addressing economic struggles. The remarks highlighted issues in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, drawing attention to humanitarian crises and suppression of civilians.
Masood Azhar bounty: India calls Pakistan’s Rs 7 million reward a 'gimmick'; asks Islamabad to take concrete action, not make 'phoney' announcements
India has dismissed Pakistan's bounty announcement on Masood Azhar as a mere gimmick. New Delhi insists Pakistan must take concrete actions against terrorism and not make announcements. Pakistan faces scrutiny from the FATF regarding its anti-terrorism financing efforts. The country was previously on the FATF grey list for deficiencies in its framework. India maintains Pakistan has backslid on its assurances after exiting the grey list.
Pakistan maintains 7-million-rupees bounty on JeM chief Masood Azhar; names him in 'most wanted' list
Pakistan has put forth a considerable reward for any leads that could help in capturing Masood Azhar, the notorious head of Jaish-e-Mohammed. Azhar is on Pakistan's most-wanted list and is being sought by India for orchestrating significant terror attacks, notably the 2001 assault on Parliament. His group is implicated in various bombings and military base assaults. This situation arises ahead of a pivotal Financial Action Task Force meeting in Paris.
NIA raids 10 locations in Jammu and Kashmir in LeT-linked cross border terror case
In a significant operation, the National Investigation Agency executed searches at ten different locations in Jammu and Kashmir, revealing ties to a cross-border terror plot involving handlers from Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba. Incriminating materials were gathered and are under scrutiny. This investigation was initiated following the arrest of an Over Ground Worker discovered with a grenade and ammunition, with the goal of exposing the full extent of the cross-border terrorism infrastructure.
Hafiz Saeed in Pakistan, evading arrest, NIA tells Jammu court; second NBW issued
A Jammu Special NIA Court has issued a second non-bailable warrant against Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed, with the agency telling the court that the designated terrorist is in Pakistan and allegedly directing terror operations in Kashmir by providing weapons, funds and instructions.
Taliban denies Masood Azhar is in Afghanistan, rejects Pakistan's repeated claims
The Taliban regime has denied Masood Azhar's presence in Afghanistan. Pakistan claims Azhar fled to Afghanistan while facing FATF pressure. India seeks Azhar for multiple terror attacks, including the Parliament strike. Pakistan was previously on the FATF grey list for terror financing deficiencies. Azhar was convicted in absentia by Pakistan in 2021.
Pakistani infiltrator killed in Budgam identified as Lashkar-e-Taiba operative Yasir
A Pakistani infiltrator named Yasir was killed in Budgam's upper reaches. He was associated with Lashkar-e-Taiba and involved in major 2024 incidents. These included an ambush of an air force convoy in Poonch district. Security forces are continuing their search for a second infiltrator, Musa. The operation is ongoing in the Pir Panjal mountain range.
Intel alert warns of threat to key religious places in Delhi, Red Fort area on target list of Lashkar-e-Taiba
Delhi is on high alert following intelligence warnings of a terror threat near the Red Fort. Terrorists may target a temple in Chandni Chowk. The Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba is reportedly planning an IED attack. This potential strike aims to avenge a recent mosque blast in Pakistan. Prominent religious sites across India are also on the group's radar.
Ex-jihadists with Al-Qaida and Lashkar-e-Taiba links join Trump’s Religious Freedom Advisory board
Two former US jihadists, one trained at Lashkar-e-Taiba’s terror camp in Pakistan, have been appointed to the White House Advisory Board of Lay Leaders under Donald Trump. Ismail Royer, convicted for supporting terror activities including attacks in Kashmir, and Shaykh Hamza Yusuf, co-founder of a US Muslim college, face criticism for alleged extremist links. Lara Loomer, a Trump ally, condemned their appointments as “insane,” citing their jihadi pasts and affiliations with groups like al-Qaida, Muslim Brotherhood, and Hamas.
Hafiz Saeed aide, Senior Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Abu Qatal killed in Pakistan’s Jhelum
Abu Qatal, a senior member of Lashkar-e-Taiba and key figure in orchestrating several terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, was killed by unidentified gunmen in Jhelum, Sindh, Pakistan. Qatal's death is a major blow to the terrorist organization, but concerns about its potential to regroup remain.
Who was Abu Qatal, Hafiz Saeed's close aide & most wanted Lashkar-e-Taiba leader killed in Pakistan?
Abu Qatal, a high-ranking Lashkar-e-Taiba operative and close aide to Hafiz Saeed, was killed in Jhelum, Pakistan. Known for his involvement in multiple terror attacks in India, including the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, his death marks a significant blow to the terror network.
Lashkar-e-Taiba militant arrested in Srinagar
Nisar Ahmad Dar, a resident of the Hajin area of Bandipore district in north Kashmir, was arrested by the Special Operations Group of the Jammu and Kashmir Police from Shri Maharaja Hari Singh Hospital in the city, a police official said.
Ishrat Jahan affidavit changed due to political reasons: RK Singh
Joining the debate, former Union Home Secretary RK Singh today claimed that the affidavit on the controversial Ishrat Jahan case was changed due to political reasons.
Another LeT attack in India could destabilise the region: US Senator John Kerry
Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Muhammad continue to launch attacks that risk sparking war between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan.
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