Vicky Nanjappa

Terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Tayiba is altering the manner in which it has been waging the battle in Kashmir. According to intelligence inputs the outfit has stopped its recruitment spree for Indian operatives. In the months to come, more foreign operatives will wage Lashkar’s war in Kashmir. Indian intelligence agencies told rediff.com that the Lashkar was unhappy…

Pakistan may be in denial about the presence of India’s most wanted man Dawood Ibrahim, but every high ranking terrorist who has been nabbed in India has confirmed to security agencies that the man is very much in that country under the care of the Pakistan Army and the ISI. Ahmed Khwaja, the Hyderabad based,…

Madrasa education in India has always been under scrutiny ever since terrorism has become the primary concern of the nation. While the 21000 odd Madrasas operating in India have the stamp of approval of the both the state government and the Wakf Board, the real concern for Indian security agencies are the number of illegal…

David Coleman’s Headley’s latest revealations to the US authorities show the extent of the Pakistani army’s involvement in formenting terror in India. Headley said that when he was training with the Lashkar-e-Tayiba, there were six Pakistani army officials who were directly involved in helping the LeT carry out terror strikes in India. Indian investigation agencies…

In the last eight years, women suicide bombers have carried out nearly 150 attacks across the world. Rediff.com’s Vicky Nanjappa analyses why using women to carry out suicide attacks is being increasingly preferred by outfits like the Al Qaeda and the Lashkar-e-Tayiba The Moscow bombings, carried out by two female suicide bombers on Monday, is…

The Bengaluru police said the crude bomb on Kingfisher Airlines may have been planted by an employee of the airline. The police is questioning three employees of the airline in connection with the case. Refusing to give out details, sources in the Bengaluru police told rediff.com that the three employees may have had some grudge…

India is yet to receive the final nod from US to interrogate David Headley, but Indian intelligence officials are already ready with their list of questions for the Lashkar-e-Tayiba operative. Although the US administration has said that it would give India an access to Headley, it is yet to specify the details of the questioning…

The British Intelligence Agency recently said the latest weapon of Al Qaeda is to use female suicide bombers with explosive breast implants, thus making it impossible to detect at security check-points. While British agencies are finding it difficult to deal with this new technique, Indian agencies say that they are aware of the new technique.…