Amit Shah

Amit Shah Vows Retaliation Against Pahalgam Attackers: ‘Chun chun ke badla lenge’

Amit Shah Vows Retaliation Against Pahalgam Attackers: ‘Chun chun ke badla lenge’

Firm Warning to Terrorists from the Union Home Minister Union Home Minister Amit Shah delivered a stern message to terrorist outfits responsible for the deadly Pahalgam attack. He asserted that every perpetrator will be brought to justice. Speaking at an event in New Delhi, Shah declared that India’s fight against terrorism is far from over. “Those behind this cowardly act should not mistake it for a triumph. We will avenge each and every life lost—chun chun ke badla lenge,” he said. Modi Government’s Zero Tolerance Policy on Terrorism The Narendra Modi-led government is committed to national security. Shah emphasized that…
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Pahalgam Attack Was Not Anticipated, Admits Government at All-Party Meet

Pahalgam Attack Was Not Anticipated, Admits Government at All-Party Meet

New Delhi – A high-level all-party meeting was convened on Thursday. Senior officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Intelligence Bureau were present. They admitted to a significant oversight. They failed to foresee the recent terror attack in Pahalgam. The officials called this a "lapse in assessment." According to officials present at the meeting, the area had no prior history of such incidents, particularly targeting tourists. This made the attack an unexpected deviation from known patterns. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju confirmed that the floor leaders of various political parties were briefed on the tragic incident. "There has…
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Assam Rifles Raising Day 2025: Celebrating 190 Years of Bravery and Service

Assam Rifles Raising Day 2025: Celebrating 190 Years of Bravery and Service

India’s oldest paramilitary force, the Assam Rifles, marked its 190th Raising Day on March 24, 2025. The day honors the legacy and commitment of this legendary force, also known as the "Sentinels of the Northeast". Key Highlights Oldest Paramilitary Force: The Assam Rifles was formed in 1835 and continues to serve as India’s oldest paramilitary force. Guardians of the Northeast: They are entrusted with securing India’s northeastern borders and maintaining internal security through anti-insurgency operations. Dual Control: While administrative responsibilities lie with the Ministry of Home Affairs, operational command is under the Indian Army. National Recognition and Respect: Prominent leaders…
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