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In Tight Pakistan Race, Imran Khan Has Lead, Nawaz Sharif Army's Backing
Pakistan, which is struggling to recover from an economic crisis, was dealt another blow when the elections threw up a hung verdict. The country now faces days of political horse-trading as parties try to cobble together leaders to prove majority.
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Leaders, Who Left Imran Khan, Launch Own Party Backed By Pak Army
In a setback to Pakistan's beleaguered former prime minister Imran Khan, scores of disgruntled leaders on Thursday launched a new political party - believed to be backed by the powerful military -
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Army Pushed Back China On Border Under Rajiv Gandhi: Congress Chief
The Army under the leadership of Rajiv Gandhi valiantly fought and pushed back the Chinese in 1987 along the border and it is important that the Congress became strong once again for a progressive India, party president Mallikarjun Kharge said today.
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Delhi-Meerut Highway Partially Blocked Amid Farmers' Bharat Bandh Call- 10 Points
The Delhi-Meerut highway was blocked today for over four hours amid "Bharat bandh" - a nationwide shutdown call against new farm laws. Transport services and shops - particularly those selling fruits and vegetables - were affected in some states. Police in Delhi and Haryana, where large numbers of farmers have set up camp amid police barricades, is...
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Bihar Assembly Election 2020 Updates: Will Built Sita Temple Bigger Than Ayodhya's Ram Temple, Says Chirag Paswan
Campaign for Bihar assembly election is in full swing. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, 69, faces multiple challengers in the Bihar election as he tries to win a fourth term. While officially, his main opponent is his former deputy Tejashwi Yadav, Mr Kumar is facing stiff competition from marginal players -- Upendra Kushwaha of the RLSP backed by Maya...
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Army Tightens Grip On Pakistan As Imran Khan's Popularity Wanes
The generals are back in control in Pakistan -- unofficially that is.
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"If Centre Orders...": Sena Backs Army Chief's Comment On Retaking PoK
The Shiv Sena today welcomed the Army chief's remark on retaking Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), urging the centre to give a directive in this regard because it would be the best way to teach the "Tukde-Tukde Gang" a lesson.
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BJP Ally Backs Akhilesh Yadav's Call To Bring Army Into Ayodhya
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav's suggestion that the Supreme Court order Army deployment at Ayodhya in view of the VHP's Dharam Sabha found support from unexpected quarters today, with Uttar Pradesh Minister OP Rajbhar describing the mass gathering of right-wing elements in such a sensitive area as a "failure of the government".
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Mamata Banerjee Stays Back In Darjeeling Amid Protests, Calls In Army
Mamata Banerjee called in two columns of the Army in Darjeeling this evening after supporters of the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha, the BJP ally that is the dominant political party in the hills, threw stones at the police who lathi-charged and tear-gassed them. The Morcha has called a 12-hour bandh tomorrow. The chief minister, who is in Darjeeling, has ...
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Akhilesh Yadav Backs Rahul Gandhi's 'Dalali' Remark
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today supported Rahul Gandhi's remarks accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi of doing 'dalali' over the blood shed by Indian soldiers, while his Samajwadi Party also attacked the BJP over "politicising" last month's surgical strikes by the army across the Line of Control.
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Government's Republic Day headache: how to shift Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's refusal to back down on his protest in the heart of the city has raised questions about Republic Day celebrations on Sunday, for which the army needs to take over the central Delhi area.
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China offers to step back a bit, India insists on full withdrawal
Yesterday, at a third flag meeting between army commanders from both countries, the Chinese reportedly suggested that the two armies increase the distance between the temporary camps that they have set up in the Depsang Valley near the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the de facto border.
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In Tight Pakistan Race, Imran Khan Has Lead, Nawaz Sharif Army's Backing
Pakistan, which is struggling to recover from an economic crisis, was dealt another blow when the elections threw up a hung verdict. The country now faces days of political horse-trading as parties try to cobble together leaders to prove majority.
-
Leaders, Who Left Imran Khan, Launch Own Party Backed By Pak Army
In a setback to Pakistan's beleaguered former prime minister Imran Khan, scores of disgruntled leaders on Thursday launched a new political party - believed to be backed by the powerful military -
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Army Pushed Back China On Border Under Rajiv Gandhi: Congress Chief
The Army under the leadership of Rajiv Gandhi valiantly fought and pushed back the Chinese in 1987 along the border and it is important that the Congress became strong once again for a progressive India, party president Mallikarjun Kharge said today.
-
Delhi-Meerut Highway Partially Blocked Amid Farmers' Bharat Bandh Call- 10 Points
The Delhi-Meerut highway was blocked today for over four hours amid "Bharat bandh" - a nationwide shutdown call against new farm laws. Transport services and shops - particularly those selling fruits and vegetables - were affected in some states. Police in Delhi and Haryana, where large numbers of farmers have set up camp amid police barricades, is...
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Bihar Assembly Election 2020 Updates: Will Built Sita Temple Bigger Than Ayodhya's Ram Temple, Says Chirag Paswan
Campaign for Bihar assembly election is in full swing. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, 69, faces multiple challengers in the Bihar election as he tries to win a fourth term. While officially, his main opponent is his former deputy Tejashwi Yadav, Mr Kumar is facing stiff competition from marginal players -- Upendra Kushwaha of the RLSP backed by Maya...
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Army Tightens Grip On Pakistan As Imran Khan's Popularity Wanes
The generals are back in control in Pakistan -- unofficially that is.
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"If Centre Orders...": Sena Backs Army Chief's Comment On Retaking PoK
The Shiv Sena today welcomed the Army chief's remark on retaking Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), urging the centre to give a directive in this regard because it would be the best way to teach the "Tukde-Tukde Gang" a lesson.
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BJP Ally Backs Akhilesh Yadav's Call To Bring Army Into Ayodhya
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav's suggestion that the Supreme Court order Army deployment at Ayodhya in view of the VHP's Dharam Sabha found support from unexpected quarters today, with Uttar Pradesh Minister OP Rajbhar describing the mass gathering of right-wing elements in such a sensitive area as a "failure of the government".
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Mamata Banerjee Stays Back In Darjeeling Amid Protests, Calls In Army
Mamata Banerjee called in two columns of the Army in Darjeeling this evening after supporters of the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha, the BJP ally that is the dominant political party in the hills, threw stones at the police who lathi-charged and tear-gassed them. The Morcha has called a 12-hour bandh tomorrow. The chief minister, who is in Darjeeling, has ...
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Akhilesh Yadav Backs Rahul Gandhi's 'Dalali' Remark
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today supported Rahul Gandhi's remarks accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi of doing 'dalali' over the blood shed by Indian soldiers, while his Samajwadi Party also attacked the BJP over "politicising" last month's surgical strikes by the army across the Line of Control.
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Government's Republic Day headache: how to shift Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's refusal to back down on his protest in the heart of the city has raised questions about Republic Day celebrations on Sunday, for which the army needs to take over the central Delhi area.
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China offers to step back a bit, India insists on full withdrawal
Yesterday, at a third flag meeting between army commanders from both countries, the Chinese reportedly suggested that the two armies increase the distance between the temporary camps that they have set up in the Depsang Valley near the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the de facto border.
