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  • "How Islamic State Gained Ground in India Using Indigenous Militant Networks": TM

    A series of arrests this year in India has highlighted how India has been unable to escape its overtures as Islamic State (IS) continues its attempts to expand its geographical and online reach beyond Iraq and Syria.

     

    While IS propaganda has so far struck a chord with only a small number of India’s Muslims, reports have emerged that the group’s jihadist ideals spread via web forums and social media have inspired many individuals formerly affiliated with indigenous militant formations such as the Indian Mujahideen and the Student Islamic Movement of India. 

     

  • "How Bangladesh Became Fertile Ground For Al-Qa`Ida And The Islamic State" CTC Sentinel, May 2016

    Abstract: Despite government denials, Bangladesh has increasingly become fertile ground for al-Qa`ida and the Islamic State. Both groups have taken advantage of an upsurge in Islamist militancy in the country over anger at the execution of Islamist political leaders in 2013, and both hope to expand their footprint there by building alliances with local groups. Bangladeshi police suspect the Bangladeshi wing of al-Qa`ida in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), which has claimed a series of attacks on secular bloggers, is liaising with top leadership of the terrorist network in Pakistan.

  • Militant Leadership Monitor Profile: "Muhammad Shafi Armar: From Indian Mujahideen to Islamic State Recruiter"

    Muhammad Shafi Armar: From Indian Mujahideen to Islamic State Recruiter

    Animesh Roul ( Militant Leadership Monitor)

  • "THE SOCIAL JIHAD": The Global Intelligence

    THE SOCIAL JIHAD: ISIS’s use of social media may be the greater danger. MARCH 30, 2016/  THE GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE

    By Animesh Roul.

    https://theglobalintelligence.com/2016/03/30/the-social-jihad/

  • "Kashmir Jihadism and Threat to India" Terrorism Monitor

    It is increasingly evident that each time the relations between India and Pakistan improve, India-focused jihadist groups from across the Pakistani border attempt to disrupt it with attacks in the Indian states of Kashmir, Punjab, and elsewhere. The inevitable aim of these is to upset the possibility of amicable dialogue between these two populous and nuclear-armed nations. 

     

  • "Chemical Biological Dimensions of Jihadi Terrorism", (Chapter Author: Animesh Roul)

    SSPC's Animesh Roul published a paper on 'Chemical and Biological Dimensions of Jihadi Terrorism', in Namrata Goswami (ed) "INDIA’S APPROACH TO ASIA Strategy, Geopolitics and Responsibility", IDSA/ Pentagon Press, 2016.

    Read or Download:  

    http://idsa.in/book/indias-approach-to-asia-strategy-geopolitics-and-re…

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  • Militant Leadership Monitor: "Burhan Muzafar Wani: The Viral Poster Boy of Kashmir Jihad"

    Burhan Muzafar Wani: The Viral Poster Boy of Kashmir Jihad

    Militant Leadership Monitor - December 2015

    by Animesh Roul

  • "TWO ENEMIES ARE BETTER THAN ONE": The Global Intelligence

    TWO ENEMIES ARE BETTER THAN ONE: "Differences between Al-Qaeda and ISIS will be key to their defeat" : JANUARY 4, 2016

     Animesh Roul / The Global Intelligence 

  • Afghanistan: "Unending Violence, Elusive Peace",

    Afghanistan struggles for stability in the face of a splintered Taliban and a growing Islamic State

    AUTHOR: Animesh Roul

  • "India Faces Up to Growing Islamic State Threat" (Terrorism Monitor)

    Read India and the looming ISIS threat. "India Faces Up to Growing Islamic State Threat" (Author: Animesh Roul, SSPC, New Delhi)

     

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