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Austria expelled three Russian Embassy employees who were suspected of espionage by using antennas on Russian diplomatic buildings, the Foreign Ministry said Monday. The ministry confirmed a report aired Sunday by the Austrian public broadcaster ORF, which said Austrian authorities suspected the three diplomats of engaging in spying activities using antennas on the roofs of…
Agra30 minutes ago copy link UP ATS has caught a Pakistani spy from Agra. The accused is a Lance Naik in the Indian Navy (Navy). He was spying for Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence). The accused has sent photographs and data of the country’s warships to the ISI agent. This was confirmed by the…
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Last Updated:July 31, 2025, 08:46 is The CRPF will scrutinise all cases involving contact, communication, or compromise with Pakistan Intelligence Operatives to plug potential leakage of sensitive information The CRPF leadership has made it clear that violations in both categories—sexual misdemeanour and contact with Pakistan intelligence pperatives—will be dealt with strictly. (PTI) The Central Reserve…
New Delhi: Jyoti Malhotra, a popular travel vlogger known for her YouTube channel ‘Travel with Jo’, has been arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan along with six others. It all started when intelligence agencies reportedly noticed a suspicious pattern in her international travel. She visited Pakistan for 12 days in April 2024 under the pretext…
Moscow31 minutes ago copy link Russian President Putin at a meeting at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Tuesday Russia expelled a British diplomat on Tuesday. According to the report of Russian news agency TASS, Russia’s Foreign Ministry has alleged that the British diplomat had come to the country for the purpose of espionage and had given false…
Stuxnet did not confine itself to Iran. It spread to other countries, including India. New Delhi: It’s June, 2009. The streets of Tehran have erupted in protests over the results of a presidential election. The incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has emerged victorious with an overwhelming majority against Mir-Hossein Mousavi. Protesters alleged a fraudulent victory. Among them…