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Manoj Gupta

Manoj Gupta is Editor, Investigations & Security Affairs at CNN-News18

- India
- January 13, 2022, 09:11 IST
In Its First-Ever National Security Policy, Pakistan to Seek Peace, Economic Diplomacy With India
The National Security Policy, separately endorsed by the National Security Committee and the Cabinet last month, is scheduled to be formally unveiled by Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday.
- India
- January 12, 2022, 20:00 IST
Exclusive | Embarrassment for Pak as Its IT Ministry Wing Says Gilgit-Baltistan, PoK Not Part of Country
The Universal Service Fund has refused to launch telecom projects in the regions, citing possible objections from cellular mobile companies.
- India
- January 09, 2022, 19:20 IST
Delhi Police to Inform Complainants About Filing of Chargesheets, Arrests of Accused: Know How
Since the up-gradation of this online service, 4,654 messages have been sent to complainants regarding registration of FIR, while 4,807 messages for arrests were made.
- India
- January 03, 2022, 13:38 IST
In Spotlight After Aryan Khan's Arrest in Mumbai Cruise Drugs Case, Sameer Wankhede Repatriated from NCB
The senior NCB official faced major allegations including corruption, extravagant lifestyle and caste certificate fraud.
- India
- December 30, 2021, 21:11 IST
Exclusive | Home Ministry Gives Khalistani Terrorist Jaswinder Singh Multani’s Case to NIA: Sources
CNN-News18 through a series of reports exposed his plans to cause large-scale disturbance in poll-bound Punjab.
- India
- December 28, 2021, 23:27 IST
Exclusive | Documents and Audio Clips Unmask ISI-Khalistani Plan to Destabilise Punjab
Ludhiana blast-linked Khalistani terrorist Jaswinder Singh Multani, arrested in Germany, was allegedly planning to carry out terrorist activities in poll-bound Punjab by using smuggled consignments from Pakistan.
- India
- December 27, 2021, 23:14 IST
Exclusive | Ludhiana Blast-Linked SFJ Man Held in Germany, Planned More Attacks in Punjab: Sources
According to recent intelligence inputs, Jaswinder Singh Multani was planning to send explosive material from Pakistan for Punjab-based operatives to carry out terrorist activities.
- India
- December 27, 2021, 20:14 IST
Afghan Forces Rip Apart Barbed Wire Fence Put Up by Pak as Border Dispute between Neighbours Escalates
A video clip from the scene shows the operation leader addressing Pakistani forces and threatening them with harsh repercussions if they repeat their act.
- India
- December 25, 2021, 08:31 IST
Exclusive | Judiciary was the Target in Ludhiana Court Blast: Intel Sources
The attackers wanted to plant the bomb on the ground floor to cause maximum damage to the building and kill as many people as possible, added the sources.
- India
- December 24, 2021, 16:27 IST
Ludhiana Court Blast: IED Planter May Have Been Killed While Assembling 'Highly Explosive' Bomb
Top sources from Punjab Police said the identity of the person who planted the IED is not yet known.
- India
- December 24, 2021, 08:01 IST
Exclusive | Babbar Khalsa Head Executed Ludhiana Blast through Local Gangster Rinda: Intel Sources
According to the sources, Rinda fled to Pakistan a few years ago and he activated some gangsters in Punjab to carry out the court blast. Agencies are also probing the possible role of political outfits to unsettle things in the poll-bound state.
- India
- December 23, 2021, 19:09 IST
NIA Files Chargesheet in Darbhanga Blast Case: LeT Men 'Planned' to Torch Sleeping Train Riders
The investigation further revealed that one of the accused, Nasir Khan, had travelled to Pakistan and received detailed training in ways of terrorism, said the sources, including for espionage, handling of arms and ammunition and fabricating IEDs.
- India
- December 23, 2021, 16:41 IST
Exclusive | Khalistani Terrorists Caused Ludhiana Court Blast, Punjab Govt Has Been Ignoring Intel: Sources
Sources say a Lahore-based Khalistan outfit masterminded the attack with the help of some local gangsters in Ludhiana, adding that recently intel was sent to the state government on possible interference by radicalised groups before the assembly elections.
- India
- December 22, 2021, 18:43 IST
'Stupid, Regressive': Imran Khan Gets Flak from across the World for Defending Taliban's Treatment of Women
At an OIC summit in Islamabad, the Pakistan Prime Minister made a statement saying that the world can't force the Taliban to take steps on women’ rights that's against the Pashtun culture.
- India
- December 20, 2021, 15:39 IST
Law and Order, Security Scenario in Poll-bound Punjab Plummeting Rapidly: Intel Sources
Two cases of 'sacrilege' and subsequent lynching were seen within 12 hours while at least two terror-related incidents were recorded in the state last month alone.

Manoj Gupta

Manoj Gupta

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