What does IB stand for?

Intelligence Bureau (India, Pakistan)

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He further said that the Intelligence Bureau (IB), Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) and Subsidiary Intelligence Bureau (SIB) have also been contacted to look into the security aspect of the region.

Security beefed up in West Bengal after Sunday blasts in Assam

DG Federal Investigation Agency, DG Inter Services Intelligence, DG Intelligence Bureau and IG Punjab have been informed about the investigative report in this regard.

Team for recovery of missing persons constituted

DG Federal Investigation Agency, DG Inter Services Intelligence, DG Intelligence Bureau and IG Punjab have been informed about the investigative report in this regard.

Team for recovery of missing persons constituted

He said officers were making the issue a priority, with plans in place to introduce a National Fraud Intelligence Bureau -- in which police, banks and insurance companies will work together to strengthen investigation nationally and create a map of fraudulent activity.

City police hire 50 specialists to fight [pounds sterling]1 billion ...

29 -- Officials of the Narcotics Intelligence Bureau (NIB) arrested six people and seized 45 kg of dry ganja smuggled from Andhra Pradesh.

45 kg dry ganja seized, six arrested

The Central Intelligence Bureau, India's main spy agency, received an anonymous call Thursday saying that sympathisers of Sri Lankan separatist group the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam were planning bomb attacks at one of the facilities.

Three Indian airports on alert after threat

Detective Inspector Paul Etchells, of the West Midlands Police's Intelligence Bureau, said: "A lot of the success we have had has been due to the vigilance of the public.

Praise in cannabis campaign

Sgt Neil Ogden, from the Intelligence Bureau, said: "The lollipops proved very popular last year and whilst they are a fun giveaway at the end of the night, they also carry a serious message.

Police look for sweet solution