By Sajjad Shaukat Pak VT
After the World War 11, nuclear weapons were never used, and were only employed as a strategic threat.
During the heightened days of the Cold War, many crises arose in Suez Canal, Korea, Cuba and Vietnam when the United States and the former Soviet Union were willing to use atomic weapons, but, they stopped because of the fear of nuclear war which could eliminate both the superpowers. Therefore, they preferred to resolve their differences through diplomacy by following the doctrine of nuclear deterrence, popularly known as balance of terror.
Similarly, many occasions came between Pakistan and India during the Kargil crisis of 1998, Indian parliament’s attack by the militants in 2001 and particularly in 2008 in the post-Mumbai terror attacks when New Delhi started a blame game against Islamabad in wake of its highly provocative actions like mobilization of troops. Pakistan had also taken defensive steps to meet any prospective aggression. But, India faile
Journalist found dead in car in Kanpur, probe underway ANI | Updated: Jan 03, 2021 03:41 IST
Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh) [India], January 3 (ANI): The body of a journalist was found on the backseat of a car near a canal at Barra police station area of Kanpur, a senior police official said on Saturday.
The police official while talking to the media said that strangulation is suspected . The family of the deceased reported his disappearance on January 1. At Barra police station, we received information that an unidentified car is lying here. Officials from Barra Police station came here. A dead body was found on the backseat of a car. On further probe, the body was identified of Ashu Yadav. Barra Police station officials informed Rail Bazar Police station where the missing complaint of journalist Ashu Yadav was registered on January 1. Our forensic team visited here and as of now, strangulation is suspected, Deepak Kapoor, Kanpur South SSP said.
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Separate cases involve bank loans of over ₹50 crore
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has booked two Delhi-based companies and their top functionaries in separate cases involving bank loans of over ₹50 crore.
In the first case registered on a complaint from the State Bank of India (SBI), the agency has named Gee Cee Corporation Private Limited, Madan Mohan Mittal, his son Guaurav and Akhil Mittal, daughter Rekha, and Gee Cee Metals Private Limited, as the accused persons. Bank officials are also under the scanner.
According to the bank, the fraud came to light during an inquiry following which a report was submitted in September 2019. It recommended that the account be treated as fraud.