After a call from Pakistan was intercepted by security agencies suggesting movement of some suspects, a terror alert was sounded in border districts of Gurdaspur and Pathankot. Security was strengthened in Pathankot and Gurdaspur especially
New Delhi: Senior official of the Punjab Police Salwinder Singh is in the dock ever since the terror attack on the Pathankot air base on the intervening night of January 1 and 2 that saw
New Delhi: Gurdaspur Superintendent of Police Salwinder Singh today arrived at the headquarters of the National Investigation Agency for questioning in relation with the brazen terror attack on the Pathnkot IAF base earlier this month.Salwinder
Chandigarh: Security forces will not take any claim about sighting of suspected terrorists lightly and act fast to verify the information, a senior Punjab police official said today."We will take information (about suspected terrorists) very
Pathankot: After a massive combing operation spanning over three days, security forces on late Friday evening declared that the Air Force station in Pathankot in Punjab was fully sanitised, seven days after six terrorists struck
Pathankot: A National Investigation Agency (NIA) team today arrived here to begin probe into the terror attack on Indian Air Force (IAF) base in Pathankot.The NIA team is expected to grill Gurdaspur Superintendent of Police
New Delhi: Before carrying out the terror attack at the Pathankot IAF base on January 2, a group of 5-6 terrorists are believed to have abducted Gurdaspur Superintendent of Police Salwinder Singh, his cook Madan
New Delhi: The three terrorists, who carried out the Gurdaspur attacks, had come from Sargoda in Pakistan, and a pair of shoes recovered from the slain terrorists bore 'Cheetah' mark, a popular brand in that
New Delhi: Underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, speedy trial of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack and capture of a Pakistani terrorist in Udhampur are some of the key issues to be raised by India at the forthcoming
Gurdaspur (Punjab): Despite Home Minister Rajnath Singh's statement in parliament that the three terrorists who launched the attack in Dinanagar town of Punjab's Gurdaspur district on July 27 had entered India by crossing the Ravi
New Delhi: India will submit to Pakistan evidence that the three terrorists who carried out attacks in Gurdaspur had come from across the border during the proposed National Security Advisor-level talks here later this month.Sources
Kapurthala (Punjab): Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal on Wednesday met the family of police officer Baljit Singh who died fighting terrorists -- and also praised the Punjab Police.Badal assured all possible help to the
Gurdaspur: Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Inspector General of Police A A Wani yesterday said the arms and ammunitions used in the attack on Dina Nagar police station and the bus, the way it was carried
Gurdaspur: The three terrorists who created mayhem here yesterday before being eliminated were caught on a CCTV camera whose footage surfaced today in a significant development in the attack case.The 14-second video footage shows three
Kapurthal: The family of police officer Baljit Singh, who was killed fighting terrorists in Dinanagar, on Tuesday refused to cremate him till the state government hands over appointment letters of SP rank to his son
Dinanagar (Punjab): The global positioning system (GPS) sets recovered from the three terrorists killed here clearly indicates to a Pakistan link in Monday's terror attack in Punjab's Dinanagar town, sources said on Tuesday.The terrorists were
Kapurthala: Baljit Singh, the police officer, who was today killed in the gun-battle with terrorists in Gurdaspur district, was a son to a policeman who too was killed by militants during the height of militancy
Dinanagar(Gurdaspur): The alertness and bravery of a bus driver saved several lives as terrorists launched an attack here in Punjab on Monday.Punjab Roadways driver Nanak Chand did not panic even when the terrorists fired at
Chandigarh: Condeming the terror attack in Gurdaspur, Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today said all measures will be taken to maintain law and order and the safety of people in the state. Badal,
Chandigarh: Claiming that Punjab is once again under “terrorist threat”, state Congress chief Pratap Singh Bajwa said today's terror attack in Gurdaspur district should serve as a wake-up call for both the Centre and the
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