Page 6 - Pulwama Terror Attack

Three dam projects pose challenge to government stop-water decision

The oldest of these is the Beas-Sutlej link, to harness water and power resources of the Beas

Pulwama attack: IOC wants India isolated after Pak sportsmen denied visa

The IOC said it will not allow India to organise Olympic-related events in the future, unless written assurances are obtained from the government

Shekhar Gupta: Revenge is for morons

The wise think deterrence instead. Surgical strikes after Uri didn't prevent Pulwama. Another may be heady but won't deter Pakistan. Here's what will

Ordinary Kashmiris are our fellow countrymen, not the enemy

Those using the Pulwama attack to incite hatred against Kashmiris should take a cue from the CRPF

Pakistan has made only a limited progress on curbing terror financing: FATF

The FATF said on Friday that it would continue to work with Pakistan, which had been hoping to get off a "grey list" of nations with inadequate controls over such activities

Centre asks states to provide security to Kashmiris amid reports of attacks

This was conveyed by the Home Ministry in an advisory to all states following a directive of the Supreme Court

India to exercise all options to win decisive battle against Pak: Jaitley

Pakistan leadership, he said, is "riding a tiger on this issue and tiger never spares its own rider"

FATF condemns Pulwama attack, says Pak has failed to curb terror financing

"The FATF notes with grave concern and condemns the violent terrorist attack last week that killed at least 40 Indian security forces in Pulwama in the State of Jammu and Kashmir"

Pakistan army warns will respond to any attack by India with 'full force'

Major General Asif Ghafoor of Pakistan's military says his country will have right to respond if India attacks.

India issues details of projects to stop flow of its share of water to Pak

The Water Resources Ministry on Friday issued a statement giving details of the projects being implemented to stop the flow of waters that belong to India

'Prime time' minister Modi continued photoshoot 3 hrs after Pulwama: Rahul

Congress cited media reports to allege that Modi continued shooting for a film in the Corbett National Park on February 14 for 'self propagation' and stayed put till the evening despite the attack

SC directs 11 states to act against assault on Kashmiris post Pulwama

The bench asked the Union Home Ministry to give wide publicity so that Kashmiri people after facing such incidents can approach nodal officers

UNSC strongly condemns 'heinous and cowardly' Pulwama terror attack by JeM

The UNSC members expressed their deepest sympathy and condolences to the families of the victims

Gadkari tweets on 'stopping' water sharing with Pakistan, govt clarifies

The government clarified that the minister was reiterating the government's stated policy on the issue

BJP distances itself from Tathagata's 'boycott everything Kashmiri' remark

Roy had supported a call for boycotting Kashmir, including not travelling to the valley and not purchasing its products, following the Pulwama terror attack

Congress has shown its true colours: BJP hits back over Pulwama allegations

Congress claimed that Modi continued shooting for a film in the Corbett National Park and stayed put till the February 14 evening despite the Pulwama attack taking place in the afternoon that day

India will stop flow of 'eastern' river waters to Pakistan, says Gadkari

India blames Pakistan for the attack by the Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist group on a convoy of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)

Imran Khan asks Pak army to 'respond decisively' to any Indian 'aggression'

Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said security forces have been given free hand to avenge the dastardly act

Pulwama attack fallout: Imran Khan holds NSC meeting amid Indo-Pak tensions

Later during the NSC meeting, the Pulwama attack and situation arising out of it were discussed, the channel said, quoting sources

Withdrawing security of mainstream political workers retrograde step: Omar

National Conference leader Omar Abullah Thursday termed as a "retrograde" step the withdrawal of security to some mainstream political activists in Jammu and Kashmir, noting that it will weaken the political activity in the state. "Withdrawal of security to mainstream political workers & office bearers is a retrograde step that will only weaken political activity in the valley. This is regardless of the fact that no one from @JKNC_ has had their security withdrawn in yesterday's list," he said. Urging Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik to reconsider his administration's decision, the former chief minister said they will approach the court if it is not revisited. "I would like to encourage @jandkgovernor to reconsider this step. If it is not revisited we will approach the courts & ask them to intervene," Omar wrote in a series of tweets. He alleged that there seemed to be an element of pick and choose at play in the decision to withdraw the security of some mainstream ..