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"Would Have Given More Money Than IMF If...": Rajnath Singh's Jibe At Pak
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said that the assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir is not just any ordinary election, but it is a demonstration of India's democracy and its strength.
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Pak Spy Agency ISI Fuelling Unrest In Bangladesh, Claims Sheikh Hasina's Son
Sheikh Hasina, who quit as prime minister and fled Bangladesh, will be back in the country as soon as democracy is restored, his son Sajeeb Wazed Joy said on Thursday and blamed Pakistan's intelligence agency, ISI, for fuelling the ongoing unrest.
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Opinion | Modi 3.0: What China, Pakistan And Maldives Can Expect
A new government in India is taking shape. With a growing economy and a vibrant democracy, New Delhi under a revitalised Modi 3.0 is going to be a critical player on the global stage.
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Opinion | Why Is India's Lok Sabha Election Being Watched By The World?
By addressing two major global conflicts even while being deeply engaged in a general election campaign, Modi has signalled that the world takes him seriously and that under his leadership, India is a significant global player.
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Opinion: Asia's Imperfect Elections-Democracy Remains Intact, Even If It's Procedural
Recent elections in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Taiwan show that democracy remains alive in Asia as most countries in the region continue to derive legitimacy from their status as democratic states.
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Opinion: How Pakistan Election Commission Has Become A Facade For The Deep State
Elections were held in Pakistan today. The prerequisite of free and fair elections in Pakistan lies with the institutions that have the onus to uphold democracy as per the people's mandate.
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Pakistan, Where Democracy Wears An Army Uniform
As Pakistan gears up for its general elections on February 8, the fate of the country's democracy hangs in the balance
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"We Believe In Democracy": Pak Army Denies Imposing Martial Law In Country
Amid reports of disunity among the ranks of the Pakistan army, Inter-Services Public Relations Director General Maj-Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry on Friday refuted allegations of imposition of martial law in the country, reported Geo News.
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Pakistan Opts Out Of Democracy Summit In Washington
Pakistan, the closest ally of China, has decided to skip the Democracy Summit that begins in Washington on Tuesday, opting instead to engage with the US bilaterally to strengthen democratic values, the Foreign Office here said.
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Concerned Over "Increasing Incidents Of Violence In Pak": US Congressman
An influential US Congressman has raised concerns over the continuous violation of human rights and democracy in Pakistan and asked the government to ensure freedom of speech and the application of rule of law in the country.
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Neither Army Nor Foreign Country Can Safeguard Pak's Democracy: Imran Khan
Imran Khan on Tuesday called for early general elections in Pakistan and emphasised that no army or foreign country could safeguard democracy in the country.
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Biden Invites 110 Countries Including India To Virtual Democracy Summit
President Joe Biden has invited around 110 countries to a virtual summit on democracy in December, including major Western allies but also Iraq, India and Pakistan, according to a list posted on the State Department website on Tuesday.
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Grassroots Democracy Revived: India On UN Human Rights Chief's J&K Remark
India on Tuesday said it has revived grassroots democracy and provided a new momentum to social and economic development in Jammu and Kashmir despite persistent attempts by a neighbouring country to infiltrate terrorists to derail this process.
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"Terrorists Didn't Land From The Moon": European Lawmakers Slam Pak
European parliamentarians Ryszard Czarnecki and Fulvio Martusciello have backed India on the Kashmir issue during a special debate of the plenary of the European Parliament by describing it a great democracy and slammed Pakistan for harbouring terrorists.
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PM Modi Responds To TIME Magazine Cover Calling Him "Divider-In-Chief"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday responded to the TIME magazine cover calling him "India's Divider In Chief" and asking whether India can endure five more years of his government.
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"Would Have Given More Money Than IMF If...": Rajnath Singh's Jibe At Pak
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said that the assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir is not just any ordinary election, but it is a demonstration of India's democracy and its strength.
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Pak Spy Agency ISI Fuelling Unrest In Bangladesh, Claims Sheikh Hasina's Son
Sheikh Hasina, who quit as prime minister and fled Bangladesh, will be back in the country as soon as democracy is restored, his son Sajeeb Wazed Joy said on Thursday and blamed Pakistan's intelligence agency, ISI, for fuelling the ongoing unrest.
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Opinion | Modi 3.0: What China, Pakistan And Maldives Can Expect
A new government in India is taking shape. With a growing economy and a vibrant democracy, New Delhi under a revitalised Modi 3.0 is going to be a critical player on the global stage.
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Opinion | Why Is India's Lok Sabha Election Being Watched By The World?
By addressing two major global conflicts even while being deeply engaged in a general election campaign, Modi has signalled that the world takes him seriously and that under his leadership, India is a significant global player.
-
Opinion: Asia's Imperfect Elections-Democracy Remains Intact, Even If It's Procedural
Recent elections in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Taiwan show that democracy remains alive in Asia as most countries in the region continue to derive legitimacy from their status as democratic states.
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Opinion: How Pakistan Election Commission Has Become A Facade For The Deep State
Elections were held in Pakistan today. The prerequisite of free and fair elections in Pakistan lies with the institutions that have the onus to uphold democracy as per the people's mandate.
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Pakistan, Where Democracy Wears An Army Uniform
As Pakistan gears up for its general elections on February 8, the fate of the country's democracy hangs in the balance
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"We Believe In Democracy": Pak Army Denies Imposing Martial Law In Country
Amid reports of disunity among the ranks of the Pakistan army, Inter-Services Public Relations Director General Maj-Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry on Friday refuted allegations of imposition of martial law in the country, reported Geo News.
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Pakistan Opts Out Of Democracy Summit In Washington
Pakistan, the closest ally of China, has decided to skip the Democracy Summit that begins in Washington on Tuesday, opting instead to engage with the US bilaterally to strengthen democratic values, the Foreign Office here said.
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Concerned Over "Increasing Incidents Of Violence In Pak": US Congressman
An influential US Congressman has raised concerns over the continuous violation of human rights and democracy in Pakistan and asked the government to ensure freedom of speech and the application of rule of law in the country.
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Neither Army Nor Foreign Country Can Safeguard Pak's Democracy: Imran Khan
Imran Khan on Tuesday called for early general elections in Pakistan and emphasised that no army or foreign country could safeguard democracy in the country.
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Biden Invites 110 Countries Including India To Virtual Democracy Summit
President Joe Biden has invited around 110 countries to a virtual summit on democracy in December, including major Western allies but also Iraq, India and Pakistan, according to a list posted on the State Department website on Tuesday.
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Grassroots Democracy Revived: India On UN Human Rights Chief's J&K Remark
India on Tuesday said it has revived grassroots democracy and provided a new momentum to social and economic development in Jammu and Kashmir despite persistent attempts by a neighbouring country to infiltrate terrorists to derail this process.
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"Terrorists Didn't Land From The Moon": European Lawmakers Slam Pak
European parliamentarians Ryszard Czarnecki and Fulvio Martusciello have backed India on the Kashmir issue during a special debate of the plenary of the European Parliament by describing it a great democracy and slammed Pakistan for harbouring terrorists.
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PM Modi Responds To TIME Magazine Cover Calling Him "Divider-In-Chief"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday responded to the TIME magazine cover calling him "India's Divider In Chief" and asking whether India can endure five more years of his government.
