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Red Fort blast suicide bomber stored urine in polythene: NIA finds PDF with instruction on how to make a bomb using urine
The NIA chargesheet says Red Fort blast accused Umar-un-Nabi stored urine in a polythene bag while hiding in Nuh. The agency also cited a PDF allegedly recovered from the accused's pen drives that described a method of preparing explosives using urea nitrate and mentioned extracting urea from urine.
'How to Become an Assassin' to 'Lone Mujahid' Pocket Book: NIA chargesheet reveals how extremist literature was used to plot Red Fort blast
The National Investigation Agency's chargesheet details the extremist literature allegedly accessed and used by the accused in the Red Fort blast case. One of the manuals allegedly contained guidance on explosives, weapons and covert tactics. The NIA has alleged that Umer Un Nabi orchestrated the activities of a revived Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind module, coordinating with members through encrypted platforms and helping arrange weapons and other resources for planned attacks.
Fresh terror threats put Kashmiri Pandit employees in Valley on edge
Kashmiri Pandit employees face fresh terror threats after personal details appeared online. A shadow group allegedly issued posters with names and addresses of these government workers. Employees have requested enhanced security and an investigation into the information leak. They seek permission for work from home as an immediate precautionary measure. The situation mirrors past patterns aimed at creating fear and displacement.
Kennedy OTT release date confirmed: When and where to watch Sunny Leone and Rahul Bhat starrer movie
Kennedy, the neo-noir crime thriller directed by Anurag Kashyap and starring Rahul Bhat and Sunny Leone, is set to premiere on ZEE5. After debuting at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival and later screening at the Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival, the film remained unavailable to Indian streaming audiences. The story follows a former police officer presumed dead who survives within a corrupt system as a contract killer, exploring themes of identity, guilt, and redemption. The OTT release marks the film’s first official digital launch in India.
Kennedy OTT release date details: When and where to watch Anurag Kashyap directorial neo-noir crime thriller
Anurag Kashyap’s neo-noir crime thriller Kennedy, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2023 and toured multiple international film festivals, is finally set for an Indian release through OTT. Starring Rahul Bhat and Sunny Leone, the film skipped a theatrical run despite receiving certification clearance. Kennedy will stream exclusively on ZEE5 from February 20, 2026, bringing the long-awaited film to home audiences after its extended global festival journey.
Kennedy OTT release date: When and where to watch Sunny Leone, Anurag Kashyap, Rahul Bhat’s movie online
Anurag Kashyap's neo-noir thriller Kennedy is set for a global digital debut. The film, lauded at Cannes, will be available for rent in 23 countries, though not yet in India, as Kashyap expresses hope for a future domestic release. Read on to know when and where to watch the movie starring Rahul Bhat and Sunny Leone.
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India's day of triumph: 'Kennedy', 'Agra' & 'Nehemich' screened at Cannes
Directed by Anurag Kashyap, 'Kennedy' stars Rahul Bhat and Sunny Leone. It was screened at midnight.
'Kennedy' star Rahul Bhat says the protagonist of Anurag Kashyap's neo-noir film is an 'angry middle aged man'
'Kennedy' is Kashyap's tribute to Amitabh Bachchan's 'Angry Young Man'. It will be screened at the Cannes Film Festival this year.
Pandits, Other staff sit-in outside J&K Government house for relocation, salaries
They also demanded immediate release of their pending salaries in view of the 'Maha Shivratri' festival being observed later this week.
BJP's 'use and discard' policy responsible for plight of Kashmiri Pandit employees: Kharge
A group of protesting employees had also left the Valley and demonstrated in Jammu, demanding that they be relocated outside the Valley till the security situation improved there. Though the J&K administration agreed to look into most of the demands of the Kashmiri Pandits, it reportedly "refused" to relocate them out of Kashmir. It further hardened its stand against the protesting employees and "stopped" salaries of those who did not return to work.
Kejriwal seeks appointment with Shah to discuss the massacre of Kashmiri Pandits in the valley
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal stated that he sought an appointment with Union Home Minister Amit Shah to discuss the massacre of Kashmiri Pandits in the valley. The AAP has been criticising the killing of Kashmiri Pandits in the valley and has blamed the Centre for the situation and hence he would meet Shah to know about the Centre's plan to stop the "massacre of Kashmiri Pandits" in the valley.
Congress' Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury slams Centre over targeted killings in Jammu and Kashmir
Several targeted killings of innocent civilians in the Kashmir valley took place over the past two months and the victims include members of the Kashmiri Pandit community, civilians, and those working with the government departments.
UT, Centre failed to protect J&K minorities: Pandits' organisation
Kashmiri Pandits have alleged that the J&K administration and the Centre have failed to ensure the community's safety. Scores of families have already left the Valley. The Kashmiri Pandit Sangharsh Samiti - an organisation of Kashmiri Pandits who stayed back in the Valley even after the exodus in the late 1980s - has sought intervention of the high court.
J-K: Kashmiri Pandits org moves HC seeking directions to govt to shift minorities to safety
Tickoo also sought an investigation into the alleged transfer of some "blue-eyed" people, who were employed under the prime minister's package for migrants, days ahead of Rahul Bhat's killing on May 12. This, he claimed, indicated that some people in the administration were having a clear idea that the situation in Kashmir is going to worsen. Tickoo said that he has not received any response from the High Court so far.
Amit Shah reviews security situation in J-K after series of targeted killings
Scores of Kashmiri Pandits, who were employed under a prime minister's package in 2012, have been staging protests threatening mass exodus since the killing of Rahul Bhat, who was shot dead by terrorists on May 12 in the Chadoora area of Budgam district in central Kashmir. The high-level meeting chaired by Shah was the second such exercise in less than a fortnig
Kashmiri Pandits return to streets in Valley to protest schoolteacher's killing
The protesters, mostly women, raised slogans like "Administration haye haye" (down with administration), "Minorities ko jeene do" (Let the minorities live) and "We want justice".
Terrorists gun down Kashmiri Pandit teacher in Kulgam
Rajni Bala (36) of Samba in Jammu region sustained injuries when terrorists fired at her in Gopalpora area of Kulgam where she was posted as a teacher, they said. An injured Bala was rushed to a nearby hospital, where doctors declared her dead on arrival, the officials said.
26 foreign terrorists killed in J-K since January
14 of the slain foreign terrorists were from Jaish, founded by Masood Azhar, while 12 were affiliated to LeT set up by Hafiz Mohammad Sayeed.
Partial shutdown in valley on death anniversary of Hurriyat leaders Lone, Farooq
"Mirwaiz was a great believer in unity among people and a strong advocate of the peaceful resolution of the Kashmir conflict in keeping with the will of its people and the concerns of both India and Pakistan," Awami Action Committee said in a statement.
Issues faced by Kashmiri Pandits working in valley will be addressed: Manoj Sinha
He was responding to a question about claims made by political leaders like National Conference's Omar Abdullah and Peoples Democratic Party's Mehbooba Mufti that the security situation in the valley was deteriorating.
Will resolve all job, security issues soon: J-K administration to Pandits
In the wake of the recent killing of Rahul Bhat, Kashmir Pandits employed in the Valley under the Prime Minister's package continued their protests at Sheikhpora area of Budgam and Wessu of Qazigund, where they live in secured accommodation.
Kashmiri Pandits continue to protest against Rahul Bhat's killing
The protesters held photographs of Rahul Bhat, who was shot dead by the ultras inside his office at Chadoora in Budgam district on May 12, and shouted slogans like "we want justice", the officials said.
Sense of "insecurity" among Kashmiri Pandit employees increasing in valley: BJP
The BJP's memorandum to LG comes in the aftermath of the killing of Rahul Bhat, a Kashmiri Pandit government employee, which has sparked protests by community members.
Cop shot dead in second killing in 24 hours in Kashmir, Pandits continue to protest, threaten resignations
The killing of Kashmiri Pandit Rahul Bhat had already triggered night-long protests from the community in Kashmir, who even attempted to march towards the Srinagar airport on Friday morning.
Kashmiri Pandit govt employee shot dead in his office in J-K's Budgam; killing widely condemned
Two gunmen entered the Tehsil office in Chadoora town and shot at Rahul Bhat, a clerk posted there under the special employment package for migrants, officials said. The officials said Bhat, who was residing in a migrant colony at Sheikhpura in Budgam district, was shifted to a hospital here but succumbed to injuries.
Kashmiri Pandit shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Budgam
Kashmiri Pandits living in colonies in Budgam, Baramullah and Anantnag districts took out protest marches condemning the killing and demanded justice. They blocked the highway in Wessu area near Qazigund and raised slogans against the J&K administration and the BJP for 'failing to protect' minorities in the Valley.
Review 'Fitoor': The film has style but little depth
The film also looks gorgeous - but opulence takes over substance. For a love story, Fitoor lacks heat.
Successive governments sold false dreams to Kashmiri Pandits: Actor Rahul Bhat
Bhat said successive governments have sold "false dreams" and offered "lollipops" instead of formulating a "comprehensive and inclusive road map."
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