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Punjab: 15-year-old boy arrested in Pathankot for spying for Pak’s ISI; more minors under scrutiny

Punjab: 15-year-old boy arrested in Pathankot for spying for Pak’s ISI; more minors under scrutiny

National Times Bureau :- Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the ISI, is allegedly trying to recruit Indian minors, raising serious security concerns. In one such case, Punjab Police have arrested a 15-year-old boy on spying charges. The boy was arrested by Pathankot Police after investigators found that he had been in contact with ISI handlers in Pakistan for nearly a year. Police said he shared sensitive information related to India using his mobile phone. The minor, who lives in Samba district of Jammu, was detained after surveillance and technical checks linked his communications to Pakistan-based contacts. During questioning, police found signs that…
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Vaishno Devi Yatra Route Landslide Leaves 31 Dead, Rescue Efforts Underway

Vaishno Devi Yatra Route Landslide Leaves 31 Dead, Rescue Efforts Underway

Jammu (National Times): A catastrophic landslide struck the Mata Vaishno Devi pilgrimage track near Ardhkumari in Katra on Wednesday, killing at least 31 people and injuring more than 20 others. Authorities fear the death toll could climb further as rescue teams continue to search the wreckage for those still missing. The disaster comes after days of torrential rainfall that have battered Jammu and Kashmir, triggering flash floods, landslides, and large-scale damage to infrastructure. Several bridges have collapsed, electricity networks are down in multiple districts, and mobile connectivity has been severely disrupted. Officials confirmed that over 3,500 residents had already been…
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Tensions Soar Along LoC: Explosions Trigger Blackout in Jammu, Infiltration Thwarted

Tensions Soar Along LoC: Explosions Trigger Blackout in Jammu, Infiltration Thwarted

Jammu (National Times): In response to multiple explosions heard near the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch and Rajouri, authorities enforced a total blackout in Jammu on Friday morning, as tensions between India and Pakistan continue to escalate. Sirens echoed across parts of Jammu and Kashmir following the early morning blasts, and official sources are currently investigating the incident. Meanwhile, on Thursday night, BSF units prevented a significant infiltration attempt at the International Border in the Samba district. At 11 PM, alert jawans intercepted suspected militants attempting to cross into Indian territory, as confirmed via a statement by BSF Jammu…
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