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Pak Says Will Charge Kartarpur Pilgrims $20 Fee; India Had Opposed It
Pakistan will charge USD 20 per person as service fee, not entrance fee, for Kartarpur Corridor, said Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal.
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Pakistan Government Spokesperson's Personal Twitter Account Suspended
Twitter has suspended the personal account of Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal.
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Pakistan Releases 30 Indian Prisoners Ahead Of Independence Day
The release of the prisoners "is in line with Pakistan's consistent policy of not politicising humanitarian issues," Foreign Office Spokesperson Mohammad Faisal said in a statement.
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Hostile Posturing By India Forced Nuclear Testing in 1998, Says Pakistan
Pakistan on Sunday claimed it was forced to test nuclear weapons two decades ago due to hostile posturing by India.
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UP Man, Thrashed By Mob In Jaipur Over Kidnapping Rumours, Dies
A 25-year-old migrant worker from Uttar Pradesh died after being attacked by a mob in Jaipur earlier this month. The mob had thrashed the man suspecting him of kidnapping a neighbour's daughter. Mohammad Faisal had taken the two-year-old girl to a market on February 3 when he was mistaken for a kidnapper and a child molester.
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Indian Envoy Summoned For 5th Time As Pak Alleges "Ceasefire Violations"
Pakistan summoned India's Deputy High Commissioner in Islamabad for the fifth time today over the alleged "unprovoked firing" by Indian troops across the Line of Control which resulted in the death of two people. The tensions have increased between the two sides due to ongoing skirmishes and Pakistan has summoned India's Deputy High Commissioner JP...
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Awaits India's Response On Dialogue On Kashmir, Says Pakistan
Pakistan has offered to resume dialogue with India on Kashmir, Siachen, Sir Creek and other pending issues and was awaiting a response, the country's Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal has said.
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Iran Says No Co-operation With US in 'Fight Against Terrorists'
Iran will not cooperate with the United States on the "fight against terrorists in Syria", a top adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was quoted as saying by state media today.
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Mohammad Amir Fined After Row in Pakistan Domestic Match
Disgraced Pakistan paceman Mohammad Amir was allegedly involved in a verbal spat with another former international Faisal Iqbal during a domestic match.
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Pakistan Pacer Mohammad Amir Called 'Thief' in Domestic Match
Mohammad Amir was sledging Faisal Iqbal and other PIA team players during the match and at one stage Iqbal called him a Chor.
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Abdul Razzaq, Shoaib Malik ignored for Pakistan training camp
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) though has included a number of out-of-favour players like Nasir Jamshed, Yasir Hameed, Imran Farhat, Taufiq Umar, Faisal Iqbal and Mohammad Sami in an effort to build a better team for the 2015 World Cup.
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Court summons Pervez Musharraf on February 18 after he skips hearing
A special court trying Pervez Musharraf for treason today summoned the beleaguered former dictator to appear on February 18 and warned a non-bailable arrest warrant would be issued if he failed to do so.
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Pak Says Will Charge Kartarpur Pilgrims $20 Fee; India Had Opposed It
Pakistan will charge USD 20 per person as service fee, not entrance fee, for Kartarpur Corridor, said Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal.
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Pakistan Government Spokesperson's Personal Twitter Account Suspended
Twitter has suspended the personal account of Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal.
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Pakistan Releases 30 Indian Prisoners Ahead Of Independence Day
The release of the prisoners "is in line with Pakistan's consistent policy of not politicising humanitarian issues," Foreign Office Spokesperson Mohammad Faisal said in a statement.
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Hostile Posturing By India Forced Nuclear Testing in 1998, Says Pakistan
Pakistan on Sunday claimed it was forced to test nuclear weapons two decades ago due to hostile posturing by India.
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UP Man, Thrashed By Mob In Jaipur Over Kidnapping Rumours, Dies
A 25-year-old migrant worker from Uttar Pradesh died after being attacked by a mob in Jaipur earlier this month. The mob had thrashed the man suspecting him of kidnapping a neighbour's daughter. Mohammad Faisal had taken the two-year-old girl to a market on February 3 when he was mistaken for a kidnapper and a child molester.
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Indian Envoy Summoned For 5th Time As Pak Alleges "Ceasefire Violations"
Pakistan summoned India's Deputy High Commissioner in Islamabad for the fifth time today over the alleged "unprovoked firing" by Indian troops across the Line of Control which resulted in the death of two people. The tensions have increased between the two sides due to ongoing skirmishes and Pakistan has summoned India's Deputy High Commissioner JP...
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Awaits India's Response On Dialogue On Kashmir, Says Pakistan
Pakistan has offered to resume dialogue with India on Kashmir, Siachen, Sir Creek and other pending issues and was awaiting a response, the country's Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal has said.
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Iran Says No Co-operation With US in 'Fight Against Terrorists'
Iran will not cooperate with the United States on the "fight against terrorists in Syria", a top adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was quoted as saying by state media today.
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Mohammad Amir Fined After Row in Pakistan Domestic Match
Disgraced Pakistan paceman Mohammad Amir was allegedly involved in a verbal spat with another former international Faisal Iqbal during a domestic match.
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Pakistan Pacer Mohammad Amir Called 'Thief' in Domestic Match
Mohammad Amir was sledging Faisal Iqbal and other PIA team players during the match and at one stage Iqbal called him a Chor.
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Abdul Razzaq, Shoaib Malik ignored for Pakistan training camp
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) though has included a number of out-of-favour players like Nasir Jamshed, Yasir Hameed, Imran Farhat, Taufiq Umar, Faisal Iqbal and Mohammad Sami in an effort to build a better team for the 2015 World Cup.
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Court summons Pervez Musharraf on February 18 after he skips hearing
A special court trying Pervez Musharraf for treason today summoned the beleaguered former dictator to appear on February 18 and warned a non-bailable arrest warrant would be issued if he failed to do so.
