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The Indian delegation stressed on the need to abolish any safe havens for crime, criminals and proceeds of crime as well as coordinated strategies to curtail operations of transnational criminal organisations.

India has already coordinated the return of at least 24 fugitives this year; over 65 such persons have been brought back since 2021 | Latest News India

At the Annual Interpol General Assembly, India has stressed the need to deny any safe havens for crime, criminals and proceeds of crimes.India has also stressed upon the need for coordinated strategies to curtail criminal organisations which ...

Deny safe havens for crime, criminals and proceeds of crimes, says team led by CBI, NIA chiefs

India has geolocated more than 184 criminals hiding in various countries wanted by law enforcement agencies, and formal proceedings for their return have been initiated in close coordination with Interpol channels. The numbers gain significance at a time when the Centre is taking a firm stand against transnational crime and terror syndicates in the midst of a huge diplomatic row with US and Canada, over threats to the lives of some of these criminals allegedly from Indian agents, a charge denied...

The supposed child prostitutes were contacted by several men who wanted to solicit services.

Particle accelerators have long been used for a variety of applications, including semiconductor research, medical imaging and therapies, and material and

<p>Researchers have demonstrated a compact particle accelerator less than 20 meters long that produces an electron beam with an energy of 10 billion electron volts (10 GeV). There are only two other accelerators currently operating in the U.S. that can reach such high electron energies, but both are approximately 3 kilometers long. This type of accelerator is called a wakefield laser accelerator.</p>

MIT physicists have metaphorically turned graphite, or pencil lead, into gold by isolating five ultrathin flakes stacked in a specific order. The resulting material can then be tuned to exhibit three important properties never before seen in natural graphite.

Nanoengineers have used to DNA to create a quasicrystal, a scientifically intriguing and technologically promising material structure.