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India’s Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has approached its external affairs ministry with an unusual request.
The Times of India reported on Wednesday that the CBI wants the ministry to facilitate a visit to India by the family of the founder of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence.According to The Times, the man in question, Khan Bahadur Qurban Ali Khan, was also the first chief of the Special Police Establishment (SPE) in India, predecessor of the CBI. Khan is to be honoured posthumously during the upcoming Golden Jubilee celebrations of CBI.
Khan, who was an officer of the Indian police during British rule, will be among a host of former directors of the country’s premier spy agency who will be honoured at the event on April 6, according to reports. The CBI was founded in 1963 and has renamed a block in one of its academies after Khan as a mark of respect.
Outgoing defence secretary Leon Panetta has said that the US is safer and more secure than it was four years ago and the country has reached a turning point after more than a decade of war.
"Because of the outstanding dedication of our intelligence and military professionals, America is safer and more secure than it was four years ago, ..... Read more
NEW DELHI: A judge hearing the case of four men convicted of the murder and gang rape of a student on a New Delhi bus last December said he would hand down his sentences on Friday.
The "sentence will come on Friday", Judge Yogesh Khanna told the court after hearing about three hours of arguments from the prosecution and defence.
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Iran unveiled on Tuesday a new uranium production facility and two extraction mines, only days after talks with world powers on its disputed nuclear programme again ended in deadlock.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad lauded the advances and boasted of mastery over “the entire chain of nuclear energy,” while demanding that the work be accelerate..... Read more
