MORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J., June 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced today that its Spectra Shield(R) and Gold Shield(R) materials will provide bullet-resistance to body armor for Indian paramilitary and police forces. As part of a contract awarded by India's Ministry of Home Affairs to MKU Pvt. Ltd., an India-based supplier of body armor, Honeywell's Gold Shield and Spectra Shield composite materials will be the primary ballistics protection incorporated into 59,000 jackets that each contain two breast plates. The first shipment of armor is likely to be sent to the Central Reserve Police Force by the end of June 2010.
.... -- Dr. Binayak Sen (1, 2) . Indian authorities are fighting against what Prime Minist... violations have been committed by paramilitary and security forces, the local police, and a milit...
... to enter this country illegally from India. He filed a habeas corpus petition in district cou... independent state and the Indian security forces there have been a number of documented instances o... nationwide Indian Police Force, the paramilitary forces, and the intelligence bureaus. Over the las...
The year 1984 marked a turning point for the struggles of Hindus and Sikhs in India. The destruction of the central Sikh shrine called the Golden Temple by the Indian Army fueled the struggle between the Sikhs and the Congress Party. The destruction of the Babar mosque by the Hindus fueled the struggle between the Hindus and Muslims. These conflicts have developed in response to the respective groups' search for identity within the Indian nation-state. Involvement with neighboring Pakistan has escalated the conflicts to international proportions.
... without much hindrance by the huge paramilitary police force present in Ayodhya. Activists proceed...The paramilitary forces, however, were under the direct command of what in...
With its profusion of languages, ethnic groups and regional diversities, with its unique caste system, with its contrast between information technology and industry billionaires and the nearly 300 million people who live below the poverty line, with its mixture of Mahatma Gandhi's nonviolent philosophy and outbreaks of savage communal violence, and with its success as a parliamentary democracy despite having 400 million people who cannot read or write, India remains a bewilderingly complex country. A powerful moral leader as well as a wily politician, Gandhi wanted Indians to be proud of their past, to wear Indian rather than foreign dress, to challenge their colonial overlords through peaceful protest and noncooperation and not through violence, and to eliminate discrimination against...
... servants backed by substantial military forces ruled 284 million Indians, mainly Hindus, but abou... in several phases so that police and paramilitary units can shift around to ensure that polling is o...
... tests were purchased by one of the paramilitary forces of the Government of India. . Roger I. Gale...
JAGDALPUR, India -- All over the countryside in central India, red monuments topped with hammer and sickle symbols announce that this is Maoist land. And these days, nobody could forget it. A string of recent attacks by communist rebels points to the comeback of an extreme leftist movement inspired by Chinese communist leader Mao Zedong and long seen as outdated. In response, the Indian government has announced plans to deploy more than 70,000 paramilitary and police forces, in a spring offensive that activists criticize as too little, too late.
More journalists were killed last year than ever before. No doubt the world has become a more dangerous place for journalists, but not necessarily in ways that people might expect. The risks to foreign journalists, especially for (but hardly limited to) Western correspondents, have risen dramatically. There is another trend that is even more disturbing. When it comes to journalists, the killers get away with the murders in nearly nine out of ten cases. In no less than 89% of journalist murders worldwide, there has been little or no prosecution whatsoever. At the same time, combat journalists and other reporters who cover dangerous situations still face great risks. No less than 18% of the journalists killed on the job in all circumstances since 1992 died covering combat or some other fo...
..., Russia, Mexico, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and India. The ongoing problem of such impunity in murdering... fact, if one adds government-backed paramilitary groups to the list, government officials along wit... died and others seriously wounded by US forces' fire in Iraq. US military authorities have conduc...
[...] how did the Pakistani military fare in its counterinsurgency campaigns from 2004-2008 under then-President Pervez Musharraf? [...] the Taliban regime provided sanctuary to al-Qaeda both before and after 9/11.
...-armed face off with congenital archrival India, and wages an increasingly brutal and deadly war a... McChrystal (commander of American and NATO forces in Afghanistan) and other observers believe that M... (1) not have sufficient regular and paramilitary force ratios called for by counterinsurgency doctr...
... irregular organizations, often paramilitary in nature, which carry out extrajudicial execution... existed in other world regions (Africa and India, for example), in Latin America U.S. policy was li...
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