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Imran Khan Demands Meeting With Party Team Ahead Of Negotiations With Pak Government
Nominating SIC chief Sahibzada Mohammad Hamid Raza as the spokesperson for his party's committee for negotiation with the Pakistan government, jailed former prime minister Imran Khan has demanded a meeting with his negotiating team.
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Twitter Blocks Pakistan Government's Official Account In India
Twitter has blocked the Pakistan government's account from being viewed in India in response to a legal demand, according to a notice on the social media platform on Thursday.
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Imran Khan, In Speech During Long March, Talks About Pakistan's Split, Remembers Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Comparing the PTI with the Awami League, Khan said his party was the "largest and sole federal party," and yet he was denied fresh elections by the government.
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Pak Stresses Will To Fight Terror, Wants "Balanced" Ties With World Powers
Pakistan on Friday vowed to eliminate the terrorism threat and bring complete peace in the country, according to a statement issued by the Foreign Office (FO). Addressing a media briefing here, FO spokesperson Asif Iftikhar said that terrorism was a
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IOA Will Talk To Govt After May 23 To Sort Pakistan Visa Issue: Secretary General
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) had revoked the Olympic qualification status of a shooting event in New Delhi after India refused to grant visa to two Pakistani athletes.
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"Government Counts Casualties, Not Us": Air Chief Amid Row Over Balakot
The Indian Air Force (IAF) "can't count how many people died", Air chief Marshal BS Dhanoa said today, asked to give a figure of terrorists killed in the February 26 air strike in Pakistan's Balakot.
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Pak's ISI Paid Crores To Kidnap Kulbhushan Jadhav, Says Baloch Activist
Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav, who is on death row in Pakistan on allegations of being a spy, was ''kidnapped on the directions of the Pakistani govt and the ISI for crores", Baloch activist Mama Qadeer has said.
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As Rajnath Singh Slams Kashmiri Separatists, A Rebuke For Pakistan
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said his government is moving towards a permanent solution for Kashmir but asserted that it could not be resolved overnight. He also targetted separatist leaders who were exploiting Kashmiri youth, saying they were instigating the youth at the instance of Pakistan, a -country that cannot handle its problems-.
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VVS Laxman Backs Government Decision To Not Play Cricket With Pakistan
It is beyond sports at the moment, feels this former India batsman.
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Told BCCI That We Are Taking Legal Route: PCB's Najam Sethi
The BCCI and PCB signed MoU which stated that they will play multiple bilateral series during the ICC cycle of 2015- 2023.
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Act Against Militants, Pak Government Tells The Military: Report
Civilian govt informs military of growing isolation of Pakistan, seeks consensus on several key actions.
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Army, Intel Experts Caution Against Sharing Footage Of Surgical Strikes: 10 Updates
In the middle of political sparring over last week's surgical strikes, the suggestion that the government should share evidence to counter Pakistan's propaganda has provoked sharp disapproval from army and intelligence experts, with one ex-chief calling the idea "disturbing".
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On Strikes, Congress Says 'Expose Pak', BJP Slams Calls For Proof
While claiming that they stand united with the government on its action against Pakistan, the Congress and Arvind Kejriwal today asked for evidence of the raids across the Line of Control, which have been vehemently denied by Islamabad.
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'Support Government, Strong Message Sent To Pakistan,' Says Sonia Gandhi
Congress President Sonia Gandhi has congratulated the Indian Army and has described its surgical strikes against terrorists across the Line of Control as a "strong message that conveys our country's resolve to prevent further infiltration and attacks on our security forces and our people."
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Pakistan's Democracy Strong Enough To Withstand Crises: Mamnoon Hussain
Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain today asserted that the country's democracy has been strengthened to the extent that it can now withstand various crises.
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Imran Khan Demands Meeting With Party Team Ahead Of Negotiations With Pak Government
Nominating SIC chief Sahibzada Mohammad Hamid Raza as the spokesperson for his party's committee for negotiation with the Pakistan government, jailed former prime minister Imran Khan has demanded a meeting with his negotiating team.
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Twitter Blocks Pakistan Government's Official Account In India
Twitter has blocked the Pakistan government's account from being viewed in India in response to a legal demand, according to a notice on the social media platform on Thursday.
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Imran Khan, In Speech During Long March, Talks About Pakistan's Split, Remembers Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Comparing the PTI with the Awami League, Khan said his party was the "largest and sole federal party," and yet he was denied fresh elections by the government.
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Pak Stresses Will To Fight Terror, Wants "Balanced" Ties With World Powers
Pakistan on Friday vowed to eliminate the terrorism threat and bring complete peace in the country, according to a statement issued by the Foreign Office (FO). Addressing a media briefing here, FO spokesperson Asif Iftikhar said that terrorism was a
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IOA Will Talk To Govt After May 23 To Sort Pakistan Visa Issue: Secretary General
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) had revoked the Olympic qualification status of a shooting event in New Delhi after India refused to grant visa to two Pakistani athletes.
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"Government Counts Casualties, Not Us": Air Chief Amid Row Over Balakot
The Indian Air Force (IAF) "can't count how many people died", Air chief Marshal BS Dhanoa said today, asked to give a figure of terrorists killed in the February 26 air strike in Pakistan's Balakot.
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Pak's ISI Paid Crores To Kidnap Kulbhushan Jadhav, Says Baloch Activist
Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav, who is on death row in Pakistan on allegations of being a spy, was ''kidnapped on the directions of the Pakistani govt and the ISI for crores", Baloch activist Mama Qadeer has said.
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As Rajnath Singh Slams Kashmiri Separatists, A Rebuke For Pakistan
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said his government is moving towards a permanent solution for Kashmir but asserted that it could not be resolved overnight. He also targetted separatist leaders who were exploiting Kashmiri youth, saying they were instigating the youth at the instance of Pakistan, a -country that cannot handle its problems-.
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VVS Laxman Backs Government Decision To Not Play Cricket With Pakistan
It is beyond sports at the moment, feels this former India batsman.
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Told BCCI That We Are Taking Legal Route: PCB's Najam Sethi
The BCCI and PCB signed MoU which stated that they will play multiple bilateral series during the ICC cycle of 2015- 2023.
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Act Against Militants, Pak Government Tells The Military: Report
Civilian govt informs military of growing isolation of Pakistan, seeks consensus on several key actions.
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Army, Intel Experts Caution Against Sharing Footage Of Surgical Strikes: 10 Updates
In the middle of political sparring over last week's surgical strikes, the suggestion that the government should share evidence to counter Pakistan's propaganda has provoked sharp disapproval from army and intelligence experts, with one ex-chief calling the idea "disturbing".
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On Strikes, Congress Says 'Expose Pak', BJP Slams Calls For Proof
While claiming that they stand united with the government on its action against Pakistan, the Congress and Arvind Kejriwal today asked for evidence of the raids across the Line of Control, which have been vehemently denied by Islamabad.
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'Support Government, Strong Message Sent To Pakistan,' Says Sonia Gandhi
Congress President Sonia Gandhi has congratulated the Indian Army and has described its surgical strikes against terrorists across the Line of Control as a "strong message that conveys our country's resolve to prevent further infiltration and attacks on our security forces and our people."
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Pakistan's Democracy Strong Enough To Withstand Crises: Mamnoon Hussain
Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain today asserted that the country's democracy has been strengthened to the extent that it can now withstand various crises.
