India-Pakistan LoC/IB Skirmishes in the Aftermath of August 5 2019
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'Inputs came from sons of the soil being harassed by Pak backed terrorists'. Quite a change from the stone throwing era!
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So, it took three frikkin years to nab this SOB! Incredible!
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Major Gen Anindya Sengupta on 3 terrorists killed in J&K:They were asking for food&shelter from ppl in Watchi&nearby villages.Some jawans were keeping a tab on their movement. Today morning,they spotted terrorists, engaged&eliminated them without loss of civilian life or property
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Update:
Jk cops released the names of the roasted pigs,
#Shopian encounter update:
#Killed terrorists identified as
Adil Sheikh, Waseem Wani & Hidayatullah Malik all residents of #Shopian.
Affiliated with proscribed #terror outfit #HM. Involved in several terror crimes, #civilian killings & atrocities.
@JmuKmrPolice
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Lo abhi tamatar ke saath Naan ke bhi wande ho gaye...
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India better not sell anything to these Hijada bastards.
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Education never makes a difference.
They are always in their framework.
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ISI agent held in Varanasi: After falling in love in Karachi, he agreed to pass on sensitive info to Pakistan
Rashid has relatives in Karachi and had visited them twice in 2017 and 2018-19 to attend some marriage functions. He used to stay with his aunt Hasina, where he fell in love with his cousin.
https://www.indiatoday.in/india/sto...-helped-pakistan-with-info-1638420-2020-01-20
Rashid has relatives in Karachi and had visited them twice in 2017 and 2018-19 to attend some marriage functions. He used to stay with his aunt Hasina, where he fell in love with his cousin.
https://www.indiatoday.in/india/sto...-helped-pakistan-with-info-1638420-2020-01-20
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Dubai declared ‘reciprocating territory’ by India: What does the move mean, why it is important
Last week, the Ministry of Law and Justice issued an Extraordinary Gazette Notification, declaring the United Arab Emirates to be a “reciprocating territory” under Section 44A of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908.
The notification also declared a list of courts in the UAE to be “superior Courts” under the same section.
Apart from Dubai, the other countries declared to be “reciprocating territories” are: United Kingdom, Singapore, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Trinidad & Tobago, New Zealand, the Cook Islands (including Niue) and the Trust Territories of Western Samoa, Hong Kong, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Aden.
https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/dubai-reciprocating-territory-india-6226390/
Last week, the Ministry of Law and Justice issued an Extraordinary Gazette Notification, declaring the United Arab Emirates to be a “reciprocating territory” under Section 44A of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908.
The notification also declared a list of courts in the UAE to be “superior Courts” under the same section.
Apart from Dubai, the other countries declared to be “reciprocating territories” are: United Kingdom, Singapore, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Trinidad & Tobago, New Zealand, the Cook Islands (including Niue) and the Trust Territories of Western Samoa, Hong Kong, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Aden.
https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/dubai-reciprocating-territory-india-6226390/
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Cross post... Bhikhari hamesha ki tarah bheek maang raha hai...
Pakistan urges US to get it out of FATF grey list
PTI | Updated: Jan 20, 2020, 18:49 IST
PTI
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has urged the US to support its bid to exit from the grey list of the FATF ahead of a key meeting of the international terror financing watchdog in Beijing in which it will scrutinise Islamabad's efforts to adopt stricter laws against terror financing and money laundering.
A Pakistani delegation arrived in Beijing on Sunday for the three-day face-to-face talks with the Financial Action Task Force Working Group that would start on January 21. The briefing will go over whether Pakistan has complied with an earlier agenda presented to it by the Paris-based financial task force, The News reported.
The Pakistani delegation is being led by Minister for
Economic Affairs
Division Hammad Azhar and comprises representatives of National Counter Terrorism Authority (Nacta), the foreign ministry, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), among others.
The FATF in October decided to keep Pakistan on its 'Grey' list for failure to curb funnelling of funds to terror groups LeT, JeM and others.
If not removed off the list by April, Pakistan may move to a blacklist of countries that face severe economic sanctions, such as Iran.
Pakistan has submitted a 650-page review report to the FATF on January 8. The report was submitted in response to 150 questions raised by the FATF regarding new Pakistani policies on money laundering. The report outlined the steps taken by Pakistan between October 2019 to January 2020 to implement the group's recommendations.
Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi at a media briefing in Washington on Friday said that Pakistan hoped the US would back its efforts to get it off the list at the FATF's Beijing meeting, the Dawn newspaper reported.
“This meeting is very important for us as it leads to a plenary meeting in Paris in April where the world body will decide whether Pakistan remains on the list or is taken off,” he said.
Qureshi concluded his three-day visit to the US on Friday after a series of meetings with key US lawmakers and officials, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien.
The foreign minister spent the week touring Iran, Saudi Arabia and the US on a diplomatic mission meant to defuse tensions between Washington and Tehran.
At his news briefing, Qureshi also urged the US to review its travel advisories for Pakistan and encourage investments in the country. US travel advisories still present Pakistan as a country Americans should avoid travelling because of terrorism threats.
Asked why the FATF's Beijing meeting was important, Qureshi said that decisions taken in China's capital would also impact the Force's Paris plenary, which would decide whether Pakistan stayed in or was taken off the grey list.
“We want our American friends to tell us what's their policy,” he said. “You share with us what measures you have taken or intend to.”
The minister acknowledged that removal from the FATF list could not happen overnight, but said that the US could enhance its engagements with Pakistan while waiting for the removal.
Qureshi noted that in his meetings with Prime Minister
Imran Khan
last year, US President Donald Trump had said that he wanted to see Pakistan off the FATF grey list. “So, we expect US officials to work for it now.”
The foreign minister said Islamabad had taken several concrete steps to meet FATF demands and the time had come for the US to fulfil President Trump's pledge.
Pakistan urges US to get it out of FATF grey list
PTI | Updated: Jan 20, 2020, 18:49 IST
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has urged the US to support its bid to exit from the grey list of the FATF ahead of a key meeting of the international terror financing watchdog in Beijing in which it will scrutinise Islamabad's efforts to adopt stricter laws against terror financing and money laundering.
A Pakistani delegation arrived in Beijing on Sunday for the three-day face-to-face talks with the Financial Action Task Force Working Group that would start on January 21. The briefing will go over whether Pakistan has complied with an earlier agenda presented to it by the Paris-based financial task force, The News reported.
The Pakistani delegation is being led by Minister for
Economic Affairs
Division Hammad Azhar and comprises representatives of National Counter Terrorism Authority (Nacta), the foreign ministry, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), among others.
The FATF in October decided to keep Pakistan on its 'Grey' list for failure to curb funnelling of funds to terror groups LeT, JeM and others.
If not removed off the list by April, Pakistan may move to a blacklist of countries that face severe economic sanctions, such as Iran.
Pakistan has submitted a 650-page review report to the FATF on January 8. The report was submitted in response to 150 questions raised by the FATF regarding new Pakistani policies on money laundering. The report outlined the steps taken by Pakistan between October 2019 to January 2020 to implement the group's recommendations.
Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi at a media briefing in Washington on Friday said that Pakistan hoped the US would back its efforts to get it off the list at the FATF's Beijing meeting, the Dawn newspaper reported.
“This meeting is very important for us as it leads to a plenary meeting in Paris in April where the world body will decide whether Pakistan remains on the list or is taken off,” he said.
Qureshi concluded his three-day visit to the US on Friday after a series of meetings with key US lawmakers and officials, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien.
The foreign minister spent the week touring Iran, Saudi Arabia and the US on a diplomatic mission meant to defuse tensions between Washington and Tehran.
At his news briefing, Qureshi also urged the US to review its travel advisories for Pakistan and encourage investments in the country. US travel advisories still present Pakistan as a country Americans should avoid travelling because of terrorism threats.
Asked why the FATF's Beijing meeting was important, Qureshi said that decisions taken in China's capital would also impact the Force's Paris plenary, which would decide whether Pakistan stayed in or was taken off the grey list.
“We want our American friends to tell us what's their policy,” he said. “You share with us what measures you have taken or intend to.”
The minister acknowledged that removal from the FATF list could not happen overnight, but said that the US could enhance its engagements with Pakistan while waiting for the removal.
Qureshi noted that in his meetings with Prime Minister
Imran Khan
last year, US President Donald Trump had said that he wanted to see Pakistan off the FATF grey list. “So, we expect US officials to work for it now.”
The foreign minister said Islamabad had taken several concrete steps to meet FATF demands and the time had come for the US to fulfil President Trump's pledge.
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Hizbul Mujahideen on Verge of Complete Wipeout From South Kashmir, Says J&K DGP Dilbag Singh
Srinagar, January 20: The Hizbul Mujahideen, comprising largely of homegrown militants, is on the verge of being completely wiped out, said Jammu & Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) Dilbag Singh. The top cop's remark came shortly after three militants affiliated to the outfit were gunned down in an encounter in Shopian district.
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https://www.latestly.com/india/news...kashmir-says-jk-dgp-dilbag-singh-1481524.html
Good Morning People!
Srinagar, January 20: The Hizbul Mujahideen, comprising largely of homegrown militants, is on the verge of being completely wiped out, said Jammu & Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) Dilbag Singh. The top cop's remark came shortly after three militants affiliated to the outfit were gunned down in an encounter in Shopian district.
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https://www.latestly.com/india/news...kashmir-says-jk-dgp-dilbag-singh-1481524.html
Good Morning People!
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Middle East share of India's oil imports falls to 4-year low in 2019: Report - Times of India
NEW DELHI: India's imports of Middle Eastern oil plunged to a four-year low in 2019, tanker data obtained from sources shows, as the energy-hungry nation diversifies its supplies to cut costs and help shield itself from geopolitical tensions.
NEW DELHI: India's imports of Middle Eastern oil plunged to a four-year low in 2019, tanker data obtained from sources shows, as the energy-hungry nation diversifies its supplies to cut costs and help shield itself from geopolitical tensions.
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3 pigs again got roasted today.
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