News stories about "tactics" in India.

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Terrorism in Kashmir is changing. Look for lessons in an operation two decades old

Hill Kaka, where militants had dug in during early 2003, became the de facto headquarters of Terror Inc. Then the Army launched its biggest pincer movement called Op Sarp Vinash. Key Points

ThePrint

Cybercrime during Christmas, New Year's holiday season: How to safeguard hard-earned money

Christmas and New Year's holiday season can be used Cybercriminals to defraud people in the US. One needs to stay alert in order to safeguard their money. Key Points

Economic Times

China accuses US of devising tactics to suppress China despite improvement in relations

Flays Biden Administration for adding more Chinese companies to its sanctions lists. China’s foreign minister accused the US on Thursday of devising tactics... Key Points

The Tribune India

Here's why so many people are losing money in online scams

The promise of quick financial gains has lured many into the web of deception. Cybersecurity, a vital aspect of Information Technology, plays a pivotal role in safeguarding personal data. Despite significant investments by tech firms in security measures such as fingerprint and facial recognition, criminals are evolving their tactics to dupe people. Key Points

Economic Times

Missiles, Jets, Radars: Here is IAF's Rs 3 lakh-crore strategic plan to counter China-Pakistan threat

The Indian Air Force (IAF) is taking steps to counter the challenges posed by China and Pakistan by upgrading their tactics and equipment. This includes the induction of fighters, helicopters, missiles, and radars worth Rs 2.5 to 3 lakh crore over the next few years. The IAF is closely monitoring the situation along the Line of Actual Control with China using intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities. They have also deployed radars and surface-to-air guided weapons along the border. Key Points

Economic Times

G20 Summit: Covert 'HIT squads' deployed in Delhi hotels for hostage scenarios

House Intervention Teams (HIT squads) will be stationed in Delhi hotels housing G20 delegates to address potential hostage crises during the summit. These squads, armed with kill orders, comprise skilled commandos from the National Security Guard and Delhi Police who specialize in house intervention tactics. The HIT squads will operate independently from the Special Weapons and tactics (SWAT) teams stationed outside the hotels. Key Points

Economic Times