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Iran guided Israeli embassy blast through local module, upsets India: Officials

Iran guided Israeli embassy blast through local module, upsets India: Officials Shishir Gupta © Provided by Hindustan Times A low-intensity device exploded outside the Israel embassy on January 29. (HT Photo/Sanjeev Verma) More than a month after an improvised explosive device (IED) went off outside the Israel embassy in Delhi late January, India’s central counterterrorism agencies have drawn up a list of suspects, with their investigations concluding that the Iranian Quds force was behind the terror plot but that the bomb was planted by a local Indian Shia module, according to people aware of the developments. Deliberate false-flag cyber markers were left by the perpetrators, pointing to the role of the Islamic State, but the counterterror agencies are clear that the blast was part of the asymmetric warfare campaign being carried out by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps against Israel, they added. “That the bomb was not of high intensity, with n

What to watch this International women s day - The Hindu BusinessLine

Whose crumbs the crows inspect And with ironic caw Farmer’s corn Men eat of it and die Dickinson is an absolute treat, a woman-oriented dramedy which has frolicking humour and imagines the story of Emily as a teenager who rebels against societal norms. Season 2 of the series arrived recently, and it’s even better than the first with the gorgeous Hailee Steinfeld (playing the poet) revelling in furthering this anachronistic story about the joys of anonymity. Riffle through the libraries of streaming platforms, and you will find assorted and diverse stories about women characters. It may be somewhat inadvertent but the extraordinary rise of streaming content in India has enkindled a new wave of binge-worthy female-centric stories, charting their struggles and aspirations. A far cry from the trite stereotyped roles women played in films, and on television, in the 20th century as lassies being serenaded by men, or as steadfast housewives.

We have nowhere to go — Rohingya refugees flee relief camps in Jammu fearing detention

Text Size: A+ Srinagar: Hundreds of Rohingya refugees fled relief camps in Jammu Sunday, where they had been staying for almost a decade, a day after over 160 of them were detained by the Jammu and Kashmir government. On Saturday, the J&K administration rounded the refugees and placed them in ‘holding centres’ that had been set up under the Foreigners Act in the Hiranagar sub-jail of Kathua district. The holding centres were set up by a Home Department notification Friday under Section 3(2)e of Foreigners Act, said a senior government official, who wished to remain unnamed. “The refugees were not holding valid passports required as per Passports Act. The individuals were sent to holding centres in order to carry out verification process as per law,” the official told ThePrint.

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