Gurgaon lawyer arrested for alleged ISI espionage links
A Gurgaon lawyer was arrested for allegedly passing sensitive info to Pakistan's ISI. He had two bank accounts and made trips to Amritsar. Read the full investigation details here.
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IIT Bombay to IIT Mumbai: History, Branding & Identity Clash
The push to rename IIT Bombay as IIT Mumbai reignites a debate blending institutional legacy, cultural identity, and global branding. Explore the institute's Soviet-funded origins and its link to the ₹ symbol.
Bombay HC Quashes Life Term of Ex-BrahMos Engineer
The Bombay High Court has overturned the life sentence of former BrahMos engineer Nishant Agrawal, arrested in 2018 for alleged espionage. Read the full details of the landmark verdict.
Bombay HC clears BrahMos scientist of spying, 3-year term upheld
Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court acquits former BrahMos scientist Nishant Agarwal of espionage & cyber terrorism charges after 7 years. He remains convicted for holding classified data. Read the full story.
Pakistani Agents Targeted BrahMos Officials via Fake IDs
Defence lawyer reveals Pakistani operatives posed as Indian girls to contact BrahMos Aerospace officials. Sources confirm no critical data was breached. Read the full investigation details.
Bombay HC Overturns Life Sentence in BrahMos Espionage Case
Bombay High Court acquits ex-BrahMos scientist Nishant Agarwal of major espionage charges, paving way for his release. He was convicted only for possessing classified data. Read the full details.
Punjab man arrested for spying for Pakistan's ISI
A 34-year-old from Punjab was arrested in Sri Ganganagar for allegedly leaking sensitive Indian Army information to Pakistan's ISI for money. This marks the fourth such arrest since Operation Sindoor.
BrahMos Scientist Acquitted in Major Espionage Case Reversal
In a major twist, a higher court acquits BrahMos scientist Nishant Agarwal of espionage charges, citing no proof of intent to share missile secrets with Pakistan. The case highlights cybersecurity gaps in defence institutions. Read the full story.
BrahMos Scientist Cleared of Major Spying Charges
Nishant Agarwal, a BrahMos Aerospace scientist arrested in 2018, has been absolved of major espionage charges by a higher court. He is now eligible for release after serving a lesser sentence. Read the full story.
Suspected Pak Drone with Dual Cameras Found in Jaisalmer
Security forces recover sophisticated drone near Pakistan border in Jaisalmer. Investigation underway for possible espionage or smuggling activities. Details inside.
Pakistan Walks Out of Oxford Union Debate vs India
Pakistan's delegation reportedly exited the Oxford Union debate against India before it began. Discover the dramatic details and diplomatic implications of this unexpected move.
Mandi Drivers Union Warns HRTC Over New Directives
Mandi Drivers Union threatens action against HRTC's new directives affecting driver employment. Union demands policy changes to protect driver rights and livelihoods in Himachal Pradesh.
SAP sued by o9 Solutions for alleged trade secret theft
AI startup o9 Solutions sues SAP, alleging three ex-executives stole trade secrets to copy its supply-chain software. The firm was valued at $3.7 billion in 2023. Read the full details.
TSMC Sues Former VP for Leaking Secrets to Intel
TSMC files lawsuit against ex-executive Lo Wen-jen for allegedly leaking 2nm chip secrets to Intel. National security concerns raised as semiconductor giant takes legal action.
UP Natives Arrested for Sharing Navy Secrets with Pakistan
Two Uttar Pradesh natives arrested in Karnataka for leaking confidential Indian Navy vessel information to Pakistan. Case filed under Official Secrets Act. Read full details.
Two Arrested for Indian Navy Data Leak to Pakistan
Malpe Police arrest two individuals for sharing confidential Indian Navy vessel information with Pakistan. Case filed under Official Secrets Act. Read full details.
China Rejects UK Spy Claims as 'Boring' Amid LinkedIn Row
China publicly dismisses UK allegations of Chinese spies targeting British lawmakers via LinkedIn. Beijing calls claims 'baseless' while MI5 issues warnings. Full details here.
UK: China Using LinkedIn to Spy on Government Officials
UK government warns China is using LinkedIn for espionage targeting Parliament. MI5 confirms sophisticated spy operation to compromise sensitive information. Read full details.
MI5: Chinese Spies Target UK Lawmakers via LinkedIn
UK intelligence warns Chinese spies are systematically recruiting British lawmakers via LinkedIn and cover firms. Learn about the espionage threat and government response.
MI5: China Recruiting UK MPs via Fake Headhunters
British intelligence warns Chinese spies disguised as recruiters are targeting UK parliamentarians. Security minister confirms espionage threat. Read full details.
Taiwan indicts 7 in Chinese espionage case
Taiwan prosecutors indict seven individuals, including Hong Kong national, for Chinese espionage targeting military secrets. Major security breach uncovered.
MI5 warns UK MPs of Chinese espionage on LinkedIn
UK's MI5 issues a spy alert, warning lawmakers that Chinese agents are using professional networks to collect information. Read the full details and expert reactions.
Trump reviews Saudi F-35 sale request ahead of MBS visit
US President Donald Trump considers Saudi Arabia's request to purchase 48 F-35 stealth jets amid Pentagon warnings about Chinese technology espionage risks. Read full analysis.
Rockstar Games Protest Over Worker Firings Escalates
Over 220 Rockstar employees demand reinstatement of fired workers as protests spread across UK and Paris. Union alleges union-busting tactics ahead of GTA 6 release.
PGI Safai Karamchari Union Election Stayed
Chandigarh court stays PGI safai karamchari union elections after petition alleges irregularities in voter list. Next hearing scheduled for July 26.
Transnistria: Europe's Unrecognized Soviet Territory
Explore Transnistria, the breakaway region between Moldova and Ukraine that maintains Soviet symbols and Russian troops. Discover why this frozen conflict matters globally.
Australia Accuses Chinese Hackers of Infrastructure Probes
Australia's intelligence chief reveals Chinese state-linked hackers are probing critical infrastructure networks, raising concerns about potential sabotage and espionage threats to national security.
Tony Blair's 2001 Delhi Bugging Scandal Exposed
Explosive revelations about UK's alleged bugging operation during Tony Blair's 2001 India visit and the hidden intelligence partnership that shaped Indo-British relations.
Rajiv Gandhi's 1985 Afghanistan Policy & US Spy Drama
Exclusive look at Rajiv Gandhi's firm Afghanistan policy and the shocking US kidnapping of a Russian spy that shook international relations in November 1985.
Ola Electric Ex-Director Booked for Data Theft
Former senior director at Ola Electric faces criminal charges for allegedly stealing confidential company data before joining rival firm. Bengaluru police investigate corporate espionage case.
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