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"We discussed everything, sorted out all problems, organized interaction to avoid any unforeseen events," Boris Gromov pointed out

The massacre of 1,200 people by Soviet Union soldiers in the Salang district of Parwan province in the final days of the Soviet presence is among the most bloody events in Afghanistan's rec

Iraq war criminals deserve to be prosecuted. Britain’s Chilcot report is only the most recent example of a worthy cause needing to be addressed.

Eloping or running away from home has long been a punishable “moral crime,” even though many women were fleeing domestic violence.

SAINT APRIL   It was just around the time that Johnston was studying for his Sanskrit examinations when he wrote “Sanskrit Study In The West.” It is

ISI considered ULFAs Paresh Baruah prize catch who couldnt be allowed to get offended: Book | Latest News India

Pakistan armed and trained the first batch of insurgents of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) in 1991-92, and sent them back to India to stir trouble in the northeast region, according to writer and researcher Rajeev Bhattacharyya.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The ISI, which trained a batch of Assam's ULFA militants in 1991-92, considered the rebel group's chief Paresh Baruah a prize catch and did not want to offend him even after he was unwilling to take the agency's commands on conducting operations in the northeastern state, claims a new book. India News | ISI Considered ULFA's Paresh Baruah Prize Catch Who Couldn't Be Allowed to Get Offended: Book.

ULFA head Paresh Barua was regarded by Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI, which trained ULFA militants from Assam in 1991–1992.

The Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), which trained a batch of Assams United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) militants in 1991-92, considered the rebel groups chief Paresh Baruah a prize catch and did not want to offend him even after he was unwilling to take the agencys commands on conducting operations in the northeastern state, claims a new book.