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Tokyo’s zero-tolerance gun laws: What makes Japan different from other nations, lessons for India  (Photo: Reuters)

Tokyo’s zero-tolerance gun laws: What makes Japan different from other nations, lessons for India

by Abhishek Bhalla |Jul 8, 2022

The attack on former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe comes as a surprise because getting hold of a weapon for a civilian is a herculean task and considered a taboo for the pacifist Japanese population.

India-China clash news: Chinese delayed returning Indian soldiers

India-China standoff: Chinese delayed handing over wounded Indian troops after clash

by Abhishek Bhalla |Jun 25, 2020

India-China border clash: Over the next three days, hectic negotiations took place to ensure that the 10 army men were returned back safely. A source said that the Chinese side cited procedures and as...

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Navy redeployed assets during war games to be battle ready amid India-Pak tensions

by Abhishek Bhalla |Mar 17, 2019

About 60 ships of the Indian Navy, 12 ships of the Indian Coast Guard and 60 aircraft were part of TROPEX 19.

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PM Modi govt gets cracking on cyber espionage

by Abhishek Bhalla |Jun 28, 2016

The framework that explores the possibility of setting up a panel of experts who can work closely with the security establishment is being closely monitored by the Prime Minister's Office.

The proposal was made by the Ministry of Tourism to give a boost to the sector in the country by sending a message that international tourists can plan a hassle-free visit to India. Photo: Mail Today

India to greet foreign tourists with free local SIM on arrival

by Abhishek Bhalla |Feb 5, 2016

The move is not only aimed at attracting more foreign tourists to make India a global holiday destination but also to address security concerns, officials privy to the development said.

Sources said it is suspected that a syndicate involving senior tax officials and corporate houses are involved in the multicrore tax evasion net. Photo: Mail Today

Rot within: When tax bosses help business houses amass black money

by Abhishek Bhalla |Jan 19, 2016

It wasn't a routine communication. Then secretary (revenue) in the Ministry of Finance had written to the CBI last year, alerting the agency of a high-level nexus.

Cash was headed to UAE before CBDT raid in West Bengal (Photo: Mail Today)

Dawood Ibrahim's stamp on 60 sacks of black money

by Abhishek Bhalla |Sep 25, 2015

Dawood Ibrahim's role is suspected in the Rs 1,000-cr hawala racket unearthed by I-T officials. Initial investigation revealed that the cash was meant to be transferred to UAE.

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No FDI from Pak, says security clause for foreign investments

by Abhishek Bhalla |Jul 1, 2015

Money laundering, links with foreign intelligence agencies or terror links shall be some of the grounds on which security clearance can be rejected.

MHA's new policy is expected to take a decision within 45 days, removing the delays in the process.

MHA policy to give Make in India a boost

by Abhishek Bhalla |Jun 2, 2015

Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) is drafting a policy that will clearly state "national security parameters" and get rid of the arbitrariness in the 'Make in India' process.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Venkaiah Naidu after the Cabinet meeting on Wednesday.

Cabinet approves proposal to bring corruption into heinous crime category

by Abhishek Bhalla |Apr 30, 2015

The Union Cabinet has approved a proposal to bring corruption into the heinous crime category by extending maximum punishment up to seven years.