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- Flight Lieutenant Hina Jaiswal becomes first women IAF flight engineerFlight Engineer is the member of an aircraft’s flight crew who monitors and operates its complex aircraft systems requiring a specialized skill set.
- AMU student booked, suspended for objectionable tweet on Awantipora suicide attackThe student, Basim Hilal, had tweeted praising Jaish-e-Mohammed for the terror strike.
- RDX not used in Pulwama suicide attack on CRPF troopers, suggests preliminary probeForensic experts from central probe agencies like NIA and the NSG collected samples from the attack site in Pulwama.
- Religious practices should be `respected`: Smriti Irani on Sabarimala rowAmid protests against the Supreme Court order opening the temple to women of all ages, Irani had in October said that the right to pray did not mean the right to desecrate.
- TMC leadership seeks report on security threat to MLAs, partyThe party leadership will finally submit a report to the state administration and police, and they will take a call on it.
- Home Minister Rajnath Singh lends his shoulder to CRPF soldier`s mortal remainsApart from Singh, Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) Dilbagh Singh and other senior CRPF officials also lent their shoulders to the CRPF soldier's mortal remains.
- India`s High Commissioner to Pakistan called back for consultations after deadly Pulwama attackThe govt earlier summoned Pakistan High Commissioner and lodged a strong protest over the Pulwama terror attack.
- Awantipora attack: Govt releases names of slain CRPF personnelThe CRPF has confirmed that a total of 40 CRPF personnel are confirmed dead. Of the total bodies, 36 bodies have been identified whereas four remain unidentified as of now.
- India summons Pakistan`s High Commissioner, lodges protest over killing of CRPF jawansThe Pakistani envoy was summoned to the MEA office on Friday.
- Awantipora suicide attack on CRPF convoy points to intelligence failure; Pakistan`s ISI hand suspectedJeM claiming responsibility has raised questions over the role of the Pakistan spy agency, ISI, in the Awantipora attack.