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  • Apocalyptic Jihadist: Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent Chief Aasim Umar", Militant Leadership Monitor, Oct 2014

    APOCALYPTIC JIHADIST: AL-QAEDA IN THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT CHIEF AASIM UMAR" (AQIS)'s Chief Asim Umar in the October issue of Militant Leadership Monitor (Author, Animesh Roul, MLM, Jamestown Foundation, Vol 5 (10) October 2014)

  • Catching Them Young: Child Soldiers Of India’s Myriad Mutinies

    • November 03, 2014

    Animesh Roul (SSPC, Executive Director) "Child Soldiers Of India’s Myriad Mutinies", | DEFENCE AND SECURITY ALERT, November 2014.

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  • Animesh Roul, "Pakistan's Anti-India Spy Network Eyes Vital Defense Infrastructure from Sri Lanka"

    Pakistan's Anti-India Spy Network Eyes Vital Defense Infrastructure from Sri Lanka

    Publication: Terrorism Monitor Volume: 12 Issue: 19, October 10, 2014

    By: Animesh Roul

  • Animesh Roul, "Recruitment drive - Islamist groups urge India's Muslims to join jihad," IHS Jane's Intelligence Review, March 2014

    Key Points

    • Jihadist discourse over the past year has exhorted India's sizeable Muslim population to participate in jihad, either abroad or targeting the Indian state.

    • Despite Indian nationals' involvement in transnational terrorist plots, and a substantial indigenous insurgent campaign through the late 2000s, Indian Muslims have typically avoided the jihadist call.

  • Animesh Roul, "Radical thinking - Transnational jihadists eye Bangladesh", IHS Jane's Intelligence Review, May 2014

    ​​Key Points​

    • Bangladesh faces growing security threats from a range of radical Islamist interests, including entrenched Deobandi militants, newly emergent jihadist groups, and even transnational operations such as Al-Qaeda.

    • A message from Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri in January 2014, the first specifically directed at Bangladesh, will resonate with a number of radical groups aiming to spread jihad within the country.

  • Animesh Roul "Risk from domestic radicals rises in the Maldives", Janes Intelligence Review, October 2014

    "Low Lying Threat: Risk from domestic radicals rises in the Maldives"

    Jane's Intelligence Review, October 2014

    The Maldives is experiencing a growing undercurrent of Islamist extremism.  Animesh Roul examines this trend and the domestic risk posed by Maldivian youths travelling to fight alongside Islamist groups in jihadist theatres such as Syria.

  • Animesh Roul has published a paper on "Taliban Campaign Against Polio Vaccination in Pakistan" in "CTC Sentinel" (West Points (US) Journal)

    Pakistan has struggled to cope with the spread of polio, a debilitating viral disease. Human infections are frequently reported despite government and international agencies’ efforts to eliminate the disease.[1] According to a World Health Organization (WHO) estimate, at least 72 polio cases were recorded in Pakistan in 2013, compared to 58 cases in 2012.[2] In 2014, the number of infected children had already reached 115 through August.[3] The most affected provinces of Pakistan are Punjab, Sindh, and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP).

  • INDIA TODAY: "ISIS uses internet to reach Indian youths to wage jihad"

    • August 13, 2014

    One video with Hindi, Tamil and Urdu subtitles, posted on jihadi forums and YouTube, features a Canadian jihadi identified as Abu Muslim, who is shown firing a rocket-propelled grenade and participating in combat before he is killed. The video shows the Canadian asking other Muslims to join the jihad.

    The video titled 'Al-Ghuraba-The Chosen Few of Different Lands' reveals the account of Abu Muslim, a jihadi from Canada. The video is subtitled in Tamil (right, from top to bottom), Urdu and Hindi languages.

  • "Legendary Kashmiri Militant Mast Gul Reemerges after Long Hibernation" , Militant Leadership Monitor, June 2014

    Read about Pakistan's Frankenstein’s monster, Mast Gul

    "Legendary Kashmiri Militant Mast Gul Reemerges after Long Hibernation" , Militant Leadership Monitor [June 2014 Volume V, Issue 6] [Animesh Roul]
     

  • SSPC's Animesh Roul was quoted by Al Jazeera on the Hindu Right Wing

    Film shows two worlds of Indian women

    Documentary recently released follows beauty pageant hopefuls and Hindu right-wing training camp for girls.

    Alys Francis: Al Jazeera 19 Jun 2014

    Excerpts: Hindutva ideology

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