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Attack on Indian mission in UK: NIA raids multiple locations in 14 Punjab districts - Vimarsana News

Attack on Indian mission in UK: NIA raids multiple locations in 14 Punjab districts

In a crackdown against those involved in the attack on the Indian high commission in London, the NIA on Tuesday raided 31 locations in Punjab and Haryana.

Attack on Indian High Commission in London: NIA raids 31 places in Punjab, Haryana - Vimarsana News

Attack on Indian High Commission in London: NIA raids 31 places in Punjab, Haryana

The raids led to the seizure of digital data containing information related to the accused persons involved in the attack on the High Commission and other incriminating documents and evidence.

Foreign soil, foreign design, harvest of hate - Vimarsana News

Foreign soil, foreign design, harvest of hate

   by kartik lokhande the ‘khalistan files’ has multiple characters. some emerged on the horizon suddenly and faded equally fast, but some are still referred to. one of the characters still referred to is dr jagjit singh chauhan

Why is the Khalistani movement seeing a resurgence abroad? - Vimarsana News

Why is the Khalistani movement seeing a resurgence abroad?

The Khalistani movement has seen a resurgence abroad owing to foreign countries providing safe haven to Khalistan activists although, the movement has died down in India, by and large

Why the Gurbani telecast row is set to play out into the near future in Punjab - Vimarsana News

Why the Gurbani telecast row is set to play out into the near future in Punjab

For AAP, a chance to show that it is taking on the Badals; for Badal family's detractors, loosening of its stranglehold on SGPC; for Panth, apprehensions of govt 'interference'