Indian Intelligence

Sri Lanka blasts: President Maithripala Sirisena says he was not informed about intelligence warnings on deadly bombings

President of Sri Lanka Maithripala Sirisena said he was not informed about the intelligence warnings ahead of the blasts at churches and hotels that killed over 350 people.

Indian intelligence warned Sri Lanka about threat to churches two hours before first blast, reports Reuters

Sri Lankan intelligence officials were tipped off about an imminent attack by Islamist militants hours before a series of suicide bombings killed more than 300 people on Easter Sunday, three sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.

Won't give proof on JeM's involvement in Pulwama to Pakistan, but will unmask Islamabad's role in terror: Senior govt official

The official was sharing the views within the government, which is not at all in favour of giving any evidence to Pakistan considering the past experience when despite giving multiple dossiers on the involvement of Pakistan-based elements in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks and terror strike in Pathankot airbase, Islamabad did nothing to punish the perpetrators.

'After Pulwama, can't be business as usual': Defence experts demand policy changes, accountability, modernisation of armoury

Post Pulwama, the question that security experts are asking is who should be held accountable for both policy and intelligence failures in Kashmir.

Lt-Col Habib Zahir's disappearance in Kathmandu: No proof India abducted him, says Pakistan minister

There is no evidence that the Indian intelligence is behind the reported abduction of a retired Pakistani colonel in Nepal, a Pakistan minister has said.

Chinese flags in Baramulla should stir India’s 'intelligence' ostriches

One hopes the various intelligence honchos in Srinagar and New Delhi are doing a little introspection now that Chinese flags were waved at the old Idgah in Baramulla after Friday's prayers on 14 October.

India to ask US assistance to decrypt WhatsApp, Skype chats

India will reportedly seek help from the US to decrypt chat conversations on various platforms like Viber, Skype, WhatsApp, WeChat and BlackBerry Messenger.

China may never leave Ladakh: Intelligence officials

According to assessments by senior government and intelligence officials China's People's Liberation Army soldiers camped in Raki Nullah in eastern Ladakh may never go back across the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

US looking into claims of Indian agencies intercepting emails

The US is investigating into claims that India's military intelligence intercepted its e-mails of a commission that monitors economic and security matters with China.