TERROR ECOSYSTEM
Red Fort blast: Year-long anti-terror push results in 300 arrests, 73 deportations
As the anniversary of the Red Fort blast approaches, security agencies are maintaining heightened vigilance across the country. A crackdown over the past year resulted in over 300 arrests and the deportation of 73 high-value fugitives. The investigation revealed the involvement of a 'Doctor Module' composed of professionals coordinated by radical elements. New regulations have been implemented to monitor the sale of explosives to prevent future attacks.
Who sent $2 bn military equipment to Iran past US blockade? More than 5,000 agencies
Iran has developed a clandestine network involving over 5,000 agencies to import military equipment and evade sanctions. This network functions despite ongoing US naval blockades and sanctions since the war began. Extensive investigations reveal significant transactions and military logistics supporting their activities. The secretive agencies have been linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and elite controlled businesses.
Operation Sindoor proved no target beyond IAF' s reach; air power remains India's primary responder, says Air Chief Marshal AP Singh
Air Chief Marshal AP Singh detailed the Indian Air Force's Operation Sindoor in a recent interview. The operation involved precision strikes responding to a terror attack, showcasing effective capability and integration. Singh emphasized the importance of maintaining multiple operational options and adapting to enemy tactics. He outlined future enhancements needed in various military domains for sustained effectiveness.
No place for those who finance, support terrorists: Rajnath Singh at SCO
Addressing the 25th meeting of the Council of Heads of Government of the SCO in Dushanbe on Tuesday, Rajnath Singh said that terrorist activities not only result in the loss of innocent lives but also disrupt investments and commerce.
Ecosystem of terrorism must be firmly and collectively 'dismantled': Rajnath Singh at SCO meet
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized the urgent need to dismantle the entire ecosystem of terrorism during the SCO meeting. He firmly stated there is no place for those who finance or shelter terrorists. Singh highlighted the severe threats posed by terrorism to peace, development, and the opportunities for youth. India supports the action plan for 2026 to 2030 regarding Multilateral Trade and Economic Cooperation.
India to host inaugural SCO Civilisation Dialogue Forum by year-end: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced that India will host the first SCO Civilisation Dialogue Forum later this year. This forum aims to foster cultural ties among member countries to strengthen mutual understanding. Singh emphasised India's long-standing friendship with Tajikistan and its relationships with Central Asian nations. Additionally, he highlighted the importance of a collective approach to combat terrorism effectively across the region.
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India's commitment to peace should not be mistaken for weakness: Rajnath Singh
At a Defence Conclave 2026, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh underscored India's resilience in fostering peace. He referred to the decisive actions taken against terrorism orchestrated from Pakistan, such as surgical and airstrikes. Singh pointed out the transition to a self-reliant, forward-thinking defense strategy and warned of robust consequences for any future terrorist endeavors. He credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reforms with significantly improving national security confidence.
India within striking distance of 8% GDP growth, resilience not accidental: Shaktikanta Das
With an ambitious target of 8% GDP growth, India aims for Viksit Bharat by the year 2047 through innovative reforms. The government is dedicated to increasing domestic capabilities in crucial areas such as energy and manufacturing. Significant measures are being implemented to strengthen long-term finance and bolster involvement in global supply chains.
Over 4,000 arrested in J&K anti-drug drive since April, DGP says
More than 4,000 individuals connected to drug trafficking have been arrested in Jammu and Kashmir since April. The police have registered over 3,200 drug-related cases during this campaign. Significant progress has been achieved in property attachments and cash seizures linked to the drug trade. The campaign aims to eradicate substance abuse among the youth and promote peace.
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.
BRICS adopts New Delhi Declaration: Inside the 140-point document on Global South's ambitions
BRICS leaders adopted the New Delhi Declaration at the 18th summit, reaffirming their commitment to cooperation, multilateralism and a more representative global order. The document outlines India's 2026 chairship priorities, recognises partner countries' contributions and calls for greater participation of Emerging Markets, Developing Countries and Least Developed Countries in global governance.
Beyond bloc politics: India’s BRICS bet on multipolarity
Under India's BRICS chairmanship, the importance of practical cooperation is underscored with an aim to launch impactful development initiatives. Enhancing citizens' lives through tailored health programs and technology is paramount. The chairmanship also prioritizes the nurturing of startup ecosystems and the support of MSMEs, while dedicating significant efforts to climate finance and vital infrastructure projects.
BRICS urges IMF, World Bank reforms, condemns unilateral tariffs, secondary sanctions
BRICS leaders adopted the New Delhi Declaration, expressing serious concerns over unilateral trade measures. They called for the elimination of unlawful measures and advocated for global financial architecture reform. Discussions explored efficient cross-border payment mechanisms and local currency trade settlements. The bloc also emphasized stronger energy security and agricultural collaboration among members. BRICS reaffirmed support for a rules-based multilateral trading system centered on the WTO.
AI helps terror groups target women, children with propaganda, UN report warns
Terrorist groups now use artificial intelligence for personalised propaganda targeting youth. Generative AI allows faster creation and localisation of content for specific audiences. Children and young people are increasingly exposed to extremist messages online. Social media and gaming platforms serve as entry points for radicalisation efforts.
Armed forces given freedom, resources to respond decisively to threats: Rajnath Singh
India's defense minister stated forces have freedom and resources to strike adversaries inside their territory. The nation believes in peace but distinguishes it from weakness, responding decisively to terrorism. India is moving forward with independent agency amid geopolitical uncertainties and foiled adversary designs. The defense sector has transformed, boosting indigenous production and exports significantly. The government aims for self-reliance in defense and global leadership by 2047.
Pakistan will remain major security concern, threat for times to come: ex-CDS Chauhan
Former CDS Anil Chauhan expressed concerns about Pakistan's new defense agreement. He stated that such accords might induce overconfidence and lead to miscalculations. Pakistan will remain a significant security concern for India in the future. Operation Sindoor and other measures aim to induce behavioral change in Pakistan. India must maintain credible deterrence against terrorism and proxy war.
Pakistan will remain major security concern, threat for times to come: ex-CDS Gen Anil Chauhan
Former CDS Gen Anil Chauhan has raised concerns regarding Pakistan's possible overconfidence stemming from new defense agreements. He emphasized that Pakistan continues to pose a serious security threat to India. Strategies like Operation Sindoor are part of India's efforts to drive behavioral changes in Pakistan. The stability-instability paradox underpins Pakistan's reliance on proxy warfare and terrorism, necessitating India to uphold strong deterrence across all fronts to thwart these dangers.
From diamonds to defence: India, Belgium target 2x trade in 5 years
India and Belgium will work to double bilateral trade over the next five years. Cooperation will expand beyond traditional commerce into defence and clean energy sectors. Both nations seek to enhance collaboration in critical minerals and semiconductor technology. Belgium's expertise and India's scale offer complementary strengths for mutual growth. This strategic partnership aims to foster shared priorities for a clean energy future.
PM Modi at SCO: Shun double standards on terror, choose dialogue & diplomacy to resolve conflicts
In a powerful address, Prime Minister Modi called on the SCO to take a firm stand against nations that leverage terrorism for state agenda. He emphasized the need to dismantle the networks that support terrorism and eliminate the hypocrisy surrounding counter-terrorism efforts. Modi also highlighted the importance of dialogue and diplomacy in addressing international disputes and regional issues, ensuring that connectivity projects uphold principles of national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
What PM Modi said at SCO Summit: 10 key action points on terrorism, connectivity, peace
Prime Minister Modi proposed ten actions for SCO cooperation. He urged a unified approach to combat terrorism and its financing. Reliable and inclusive connectivity was emphasized, respecting national sovereignty. People-to-people ties and exchanges were highlighted for tangible citizen opportunities.
SCO Summit: PM Modi warns against ‘double standards’ on terrorism, pitches open trade
Modi warned against “double standards” on terrorism at the SCO summit in Bishkek and said wars and conflicts must be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy. He also backed efforts to connect markets and facilitate trade to drive development.
UN chief Antonio Guterres to attend BRICS summit in New Delhi
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will attend the upcoming 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi. India is hosting this significant international gathering on September 12-13 as the current chair. Leaders from BRICS member and partner nations will convene for discussions and cooperation. The summit's theme focuses on resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability for global progress. This event marks BRICS' 20th anniversary and India's fourth time chairing the group.
Dismantle ‘entire ecosystem of terrorism’: PM Modi says no country should use terror as strategic asset
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for dismantling the “entire ecosystem of terrorism”, saying no country should use terrorism as a “strategic asset”. Speaking in the presence of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. Modi also urged stronger action against terror financing, recruitment, radicalisation and safe havens. The SCO Declaration condemned terrorism and backed greater cooperation against cross-border threats. India also welcomed new regulations for the SCO’s security centre. Modi called for dialogue to resolve the West Asia crisis and stronger cooperation against drug trafficking.
PM Modi calls to dismantle terrorism ecosystem at SCO summit, urges strong message to terror-sponsoring nations
Prime Minister Modi urged dismantling terrorism's entire ecosystem at the SCO summit. He stressed that countries using terrorism must receive a strong message. Member states reaffirmed their commitment to combating terrorism and separatism. New regulations were approved for countering security challenges among member states. The summit also addressed drug trafficking and strengthening people-to-people ties.
SCO Summit: India's priorities on terror, security reflected in Bishkek Declaration
India's priorities found reflection in the SCO Bishkek Declaration adopted Tuesday. The declaration emphasized combating terrorism and strengthening scientific cooperation among members. New Delhi highlighted thirteen key outcomes, including a center for countering security threats. Prime Minister Modi urged confronting nations using terrorism as state policy. This summit strengthened India's engagement with the Eurasian region.
India highlights 13 outcomes from SCO summit; Centre for security threats among key decisions
India highlighted key Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit outcomes on Tuesday. Measures to strengthen security cooperation and counter transnational threats were emphasized. A Universal Centre for Countering Challenges and Threats was approved by members. India also secured a platform to articulate its regional security positions. Several MoUs were signed to enhance collaboration in diverse fields.
School assembly news headlines for September 2: Top India, world, sports and business updates
School assembly news headlines for September 2: Stay updated with the latest national, international, sports and business developments making headlines today. Key stories include major Supreme Court developments, PM Modi’s engagements at the SCO Summit, the Nepal flood aftermath, Lionel Messi’s international retirement, US Open results, India’s 7.8% GDP growth and important railway and economic updates.
PM Modi concludes two-nation visit to Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his productive two-nation visit to Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. He attended the annual SCO summit in Bishkek, calling for dismantling terrorism's entire ecosystem. In Uzbekistan, ties were elevated to a comprehensive strategic partnership with new agreements signed. Modi also met with leaders including Vladimir Putin and Sadyr Zhaparov. The visit strengthened India's engagement and yielded tangible outcomes across the region.
Be ruthless, says Amit Shah to anti-terror agencies
Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized the need for anti-terrorism agencies to adopt a ruthless approach in preventing the formation of new terrorist organizations in India. He stated that the entire terrorist ecosystem must be dismantled, and highlighted the success of the Modi government in tackling challenges related to crypto-currencies, hawala, terror-funding, organized crime syndicates, and narco-terror links. Shah called for the establishment of a Model Anti-terrorism Structure under the NIA, and emphasized the importance of coordination between central and state agencies. He also stressed the use of multidimensional and artificial intelligence-based databases in fighting terrorism.
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