Gurdaspur Attack

Your track record in dealing with terrorism is poor, Congress tells BJP on Gurdaspur attack

Slammed by BJP for obstructing Union Home Minister from making statement in Rajya Sabha on Gurdaspur terror attack, Congress on Thursday shot back and said BJP should refrain from delivering sermons on the sensitive issue as its track record in dealing with terrorism was "poor".

Modi govt's response to Gurdaspur attack: Talks with Pakistan to continue, but expect reprisal

The Gurdaspur attack comes even as India planned to continue talks with the Pakistan government despite incidents of repeated ceasefire violations at the border in Jammu and Kashmir. And if reports are to be believed, Indian officials are convinced that the attacks were aimed at derailing talks between the two countries.

Going soft on hardline elements? Opposition parties criticize BJP stance on PDP, Akalis

There are some who have raised questions on the kind of politics played by the BJP and its allies in Punjab (Akali Dal) and PDP (Jammu and Kashmir) over terrorism.

'Goodbyes should be short, really short': Kalam's advisor documents Missile Man's last moments

Even as Twitter and Facebook was flooded with quotes and other memories, an innocuous post by Srijan Pal Singh was perhaps the most insightful into the last days of the former president.

Guess who broke the norm while reporting Gurdaspur terror attacks? DD News

The Indian Express reported that the ministry found DD news to have violated the guidelines during its coverage of the recent terror attack in Gurdaspur in Punjab.

Gurdaspur attack: Meet Nanak Chand, the heroic driver who saved lives

The driver of Punjab Roadways bus, which was targeted by the terrorists in a pre-dawn attack in Dinanagar town in this district, showed tremendous presence of mind and helped save lives.

Do not show live coverage of Gurdaspur terror attack: Government tells TV channels

The I&B ministry asked TV channels not to show live coverage of the ongoing anti-terrorism operations in Dinanagar town of Gurdaspur district in Punjab and said some channels carried such telecasts in violation of rules.

If we get hit, we will retaliate, says Rajnath Singh after Gurdaspur terror attack

On a day Punjab's border district of Gurdaspur was hit by a terror strike, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said India wants to have cordial relations with Pakistan but will give a befitting reply if national pride is challenged.

Terror strikes Punjab: Gurdaspur SP among 6 killed,1 militant shot dead

In Gurdaspur bordering Pakistan, heavily-armed militants in army uniform sprayed bullets on a moving bus and stormed a police station, killing six persons, including an SP, and injuring eight others.