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Ujwal Jalali

Ujwal is a Principal Correspondent specialising in internal security and strategic affairs, with focus on India’s key intelligence & enforcement agencies. Reports extensively on the CBI, ED, NIA, IB, NCB, DRI, and CISF, as well as high-profile crimes of national significance. He also tracks developments within the BJP and MHA.

Articles Written By Ujwal Jalali

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Delhi

Delhi car blast: US hails ‘measured’ probe, offers help

By Ujwal Jalali 13 Nov 2025
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India

Delhi terror suspects were readying multiple vehicles for coordinated attack: Probe
By Ujwal Jalali 13 Nov 2025
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Haryana

ED likely to conduct forensic audit of Al Falah University's record
By Aksheev Thakur 13 Nov 2025

India

Energy, connectivity take centre stage during Modi’s Bhutan visit
By Ujwal Jalali 12 Nov 2025

Diaspora

India important partner for Canada: Anita Anand after meeting Jaishankar
By Ujwal Jalali 12 Nov 2025

Haryana

Faridabad terror module aimed to target R-Day event, planned Diwali strikes too
By Ujwal Jalali 12 Nov 2025
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India

Jaishankar meets counterparts from UK, France, Brazil, Germany, Mexico on G7 sidelines
By Ujwal Jalali 12 Nov 2025

Delhi

No link with ‘terrorist’ doctors, fully cooperating with probe agencies: Al-Falah University
By Ujwal Jalali 12 Nov 2025

India

Jaishankar meets Canadian counterpart Anand on G7 sidelines, discusses rebuilding bilateral ties
By Ujwal Jalali 12 Nov 2025

Delhi

Customs nabs woman posing as NIA officer with 11 kg narcotics at Indira Gandhi International Airport
By Ujwal Jalali 12 Nov 2025
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