Prawesh Lama
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Bringing child to workplace may have triggered J&K fratricide that killed 4 CISF personnel (opens the original)
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The argument that led to a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) head constable shooting dead four of his colleagues apparently concerned the presence of his child at their workplace, a hydropower project near the border in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua , people familiar with the matter said. While police and CISF are still investigating the trigger for the incident -- a DIG rank officer from Delhi has reached Kathua -- multiple versions that have emerged so far converge on the child being a fac
CISF personnel including those on Parl, VIP duty, to undergo psychometric assessment (opens the original)
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Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel deployed in some of the force’s toughest and stressful assignments, including those on duty at the Parliament House Complex and commandos engaged in high-level VIP security, will undergo specialised psychometric assessments to identify personnel facing psychological stress and strengthen mental health support, people aware of the matter said. The initiative focuses on identifying personnel in high-pressure, sensitive roles where the job exposes
United Naga Council seeks Manipur deputy CM Nemcha Kipgen’s removal amid fresh violence (opens the original)
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The United Naga Council (UNC) on Saturday demanded the removal of Manipur deputy chief minister Nemcha Kipgen, the arrest of her husband Thangboi Kipgen and suspension of the Suspension of Operations (SoO) pact with Kuki insurgent groups during tripartite talks in Assam with representatives of the Centre and Manipur government to work on peace-building measures between the Naga and Kuki communities, even as two Naga people were killed in the ongoing violence on Saturday, people aware of the matt
Railway Protection Force sets up narcotics cell, plans MoU with NCB (opens the original)
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The Railway Protection Force (RPF) has constituted a narcotics cell to curb drug trafficking through trains and is set to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) for capacity building, information sharing and joint operations, the anti-drug agency said on Thursday. The development comes as drug law enforcement agencies in India work towards the Centre’s target of uprooting the drug trade from India by December 31, 2029 — a deadline announced by Union home
Target 2029: How big is India’s drug challenge? What the latest numbers tell us (opens the original)
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Faced with expanding border smuggling routes and a growing domestic market for synthetic narcotics, the government has targeted the eradication of the country’s illicit drug trade by December 31, 2029. At a conference of top anti-narcotics officers on Tuesday, Union home minister Amit Shah told senior enforcement officers they would have to change how they work: switch from meeting mode to mission mode, from reporting mode to delivering results, and from counting seizures to ending trafficking n
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