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Pakistan's Former PM Nawaz Sharif Considering Comeback In Active Politics: Pak Media
Pakistan's deposed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is set to make a comeback in active politics following a year-long absence after Pakistan Peoples Party chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari invited him to virtually attend the Opposition-led multi-party conference aimed at launching a protest movement against the Imran Khan-led government tomorrow.
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"Not Anyone's Puppets": Farooq Abdullah After Pakistan Backs Article 370 Fight
Reacting sharply to Pakistan hailing the recent Gupkar Declaration in which six political parties of Jammu and Kashmir vowed to fight collectively against the abrogation of Article 370, National Conference (NC) president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday asserted that "we are not anyone's puppets".
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Why #MeraJawanSabseMajboot Topped Trending Lists Today
Political sparring over an event organised by the ruling BJP amid India-Pakistan tensions inspired the hashtag #MeraJawanSabseMajboot, which outdid its rivals on Twitter's trending list today by its sheer simplicity and stickiness. It was born as a counter to #MeraBoothSabseMajboot, the BJP's tagline for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's video confere...
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"Welcome Back, Abhinandan": India Rejoices After Imran Khan Announcement
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's announcement that captured Indian Air Force pilot Abhinandan Varthaman would be released tomorrow was greeted jubilantly across the country, with everybody from netizens to political parties rejoicing over the impending homecoming of a man who had acquired a hero's status in the last two days.
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"Even BJP Supporters Are Ashamed": Akhilesh Yadav On PM's Video-Con
Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav on Thursday lashed out at the BJP for going ahead with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to party workers through a mega video-conference amid escalating tension with Pakistan.
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"Enemy Wants To Stop Us, India Will Fight, Win As One": PM At BJP Meet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi ignored opposition attacks to address millions of workers of his BJP today amid India-Pakistan tension, and said: "India will fight as one, India will win as one." The Prime Minister's mega event, pitched as the "world'slargest video conference"has been roundly criticized by opposition parties in the backdrop of the wor...
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After Rajnath Singh's Comments On Talks With Pakistan, Sushma Swaraj's Take
Just days after Home Minister Rajnath Singh said India was ready for talks with Pakistan if the latter took some initiative, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj denied any softening of India's stand.
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Kashmir Unrest: National Conference Seeks Sustained Dialogue With Pak
National Conference, the main opposition party in Jammu and Kashmir, today asked the centre to initiate a sustained dialogue with Pakistan as well as separatists groups in the state for evolving a consensus for a mutually acceptable solution to the political issue.
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Farooq Abdullah Backs Modi Government For Hosting Pakistan Probe Team
Striking a tone different from parties like Congress, National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah today backed the government for hosting Pakistan's probe team on Pathankot attack, saying it is time for the two countries to give up animosity and push friendship.
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National Conference 'Non-Serious' about India-Pakistan Talks: PDP
Ruling Peoples Democratic Party today hit out at the Opposition National Conference for its "childish and non-serious" approach towards an issue like India-Pakistan talks.
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Former PM Vajpayee to Receive Bharat Ratna at Home Today
Former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and one of the most-respected politicians across parties will be conferred the Bharat Ratna, the country's highest civilian award, today.
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Pakistan to hold all party meet to discuss anti-terror policy and peace talks with Taliban
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif called for an all party conference on September 9 to chalk out an new counter-terrorism policy.
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Pakistan's Former PM Nawaz Sharif Considering Comeback In Active Politics: Pak Media
Pakistan's deposed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is set to make a comeback in active politics following a year-long absence after Pakistan Peoples Party chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari invited him to virtually attend the Opposition-led multi-party conference aimed at launching a protest movement against the Imran Khan-led government tomorrow.
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"Not Anyone's Puppets": Farooq Abdullah After Pakistan Backs Article 370 Fight
Reacting sharply to Pakistan hailing the recent Gupkar Declaration in which six political parties of Jammu and Kashmir vowed to fight collectively against the abrogation of Article 370, National Conference (NC) president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday asserted that "we are not anyone's puppets".
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Why #MeraJawanSabseMajboot Topped Trending Lists Today
Political sparring over an event organised by the ruling BJP amid India-Pakistan tensions inspired the hashtag #MeraJawanSabseMajboot, which outdid its rivals on Twitter's trending list today by its sheer simplicity and stickiness. It was born as a counter to #MeraBoothSabseMajboot, the BJP's tagline for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's video confere...
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"Welcome Back, Abhinandan": India Rejoices After Imran Khan Announcement
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's announcement that captured Indian Air Force pilot Abhinandan Varthaman would be released tomorrow was greeted jubilantly across the country, with everybody from netizens to political parties rejoicing over the impending homecoming of a man who had acquired a hero's status in the last two days.
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"Even BJP Supporters Are Ashamed": Akhilesh Yadav On PM's Video-Con
Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav on Thursday lashed out at the BJP for going ahead with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to party workers through a mega video-conference amid escalating tension with Pakistan.
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"Enemy Wants To Stop Us, India Will Fight, Win As One": PM At BJP Meet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi ignored opposition attacks to address millions of workers of his BJP today amid India-Pakistan tension, and said: "India will fight as one, India will win as one." The Prime Minister's mega event, pitched as the "world'slargest video conference"has been roundly criticized by opposition parties in the backdrop of the wor...
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After Rajnath Singh's Comments On Talks With Pakistan, Sushma Swaraj's Take
Just days after Home Minister Rajnath Singh said India was ready for talks with Pakistan if the latter took some initiative, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj denied any softening of India's stand.
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Kashmir Unrest: National Conference Seeks Sustained Dialogue With Pak
National Conference, the main opposition party in Jammu and Kashmir, today asked the centre to initiate a sustained dialogue with Pakistan as well as separatists groups in the state for evolving a consensus for a mutually acceptable solution to the political issue.
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Farooq Abdullah Backs Modi Government For Hosting Pakistan Probe Team
Striking a tone different from parties like Congress, National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah today backed the government for hosting Pakistan's probe team on Pathankot attack, saying it is time for the two countries to give up animosity and push friendship.
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National Conference 'Non-Serious' about India-Pakistan Talks: PDP
Ruling Peoples Democratic Party today hit out at the Opposition National Conference for its "childish and non-serious" approach towards an issue like India-Pakistan talks.
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Former PM Vajpayee to Receive Bharat Ratna at Home Today
Former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and one of the most-respected politicians across parties will be conferred the Bharat Ratna, the country's highest civilian award, today.
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Pakistan to hold all party meet to discuss anti-terror policy and peace talks with Taliban
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif called for an all party conference on September 9 to chalk out an new counter-terrorism policy.
