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5 Years After Her Rescue From Pak, Indian Woman May Have Found Her Family
No DNA test has been conducted yet but for 29-year-old Geeta, who returned to India from Pakistan in 2015 after going there when she was nine, the search for her biological mother may have ended, an NGO says.
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Khalsa Aid Founder Faces Right-Wing Trolling Over Nankana Sahib Post
The founder of Khalsa Aid - an NGO that provides humanitarian aid around the world and is based on Sikh principles - was trolled for his Facebook post about the mob attack on Pakistan's Nankana Sahib Gurdwara last week.
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"Serious Concerns" Expressed By US, EU Nations Over Pak's NGO Crackdown
Western nations, including the United States and European countries, have expressed "serious concerns" to Pakistan's new Prime Minister Imran Khan about a crackdown on aid groups, diplomats said.
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Pakistan Tells 18 International NGOs To Leave Country: Report
Pakistan has ordered 18 international aid groups to shut down operations and leave the country, a spokeswoman for ActionAid said on Thursday, the latest move against foreign aid groups in the country.
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Pakistan Orders George Soros Foundation, Other Foreign Aid Groups To Leave: NGO
Pakistan has ordered a host of international aid groups to wrap up their operations in 60 days, a global NGO said Wednesday, as officials tighten controls on foreign charities in the country.
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Robin Hood Army: Indians And Pakistanis Unite Against A Common Enemy
Quite like Robin Hood, they take from the rich for the poor -- but unlike the legendary outlaw, they are not after money, and it's all above board.
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Pervez Musharraf Demands Release Of Lashkar Chief Hafiz Saeed
Pakistan's former president, General Pervez Musharraf, has asked the Nawaz Sharif government to release Lashkar chief Hafiz Saeed from his 90-day house arrest, claiming his Jamaat-ud Dawa is a "very fine NGO" engaged in relief work. Along with Hafiz Saeed's house-arrest, which took place on January 27, his JuD was also banned. The organisation late...
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Pakistan's 'Integrity Idol' Hunts For Honest Bureaucrats
Pakistan routinely ranks among the world's most corrupt countries, but reality TV show "Integrity Idol" aims to tackle the scourge by highlighting some of the nation's honest bureaucrats.
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Pakistani Rights Activist Khurram Zaki Shot Dead In Karachi
Prominent Pakistani rights activist Khurram Zaki was shot dead while having dinner with a friend at a restaurant here, and his NGO blamed "Takfiri Deobandi militants" for the killing.
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Will Send Back Ramzan if Pakistan Ready to Accept Him: Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Saturday said India will send back Ramzan, reportedly a Pakistani national currently with an NGO in India, if Pakistan was ready to accept him.
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Pak NGO Edhi Foundation That Took Care of Geeta Turns Down PM Modi's 1 Crore Gift
Pakistan's charity organisation, the Edhi Foundation today turned down Rs one crore donation announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for taking care of the hearing and speech impaired Indian girl, Geeta during her over a decade-long stay in the country.
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Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj Thanks Pakistan After Geeta's Return
Expressing joy and happiness over Geeta's return to India from Pakistan after over a decade, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today thanked the Pakistan government and the NGO who took care of the deaf and mute girl.
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India Abstains from Voting on UN Resolution on American NGO
India has abstained from voting on a UN resolution that granted special consultative status to an American NGO that works to free political prisoners across the world.
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Pakistan Suspends its Order to Ban 'Save the Children'
Amid US pressure, Pakistan today suspended its order and allowed international aid agency 'Save the Children' to resume operations, days after it sealed the NGO's office here for alleged "anti-nation activities".
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Pakistan Clamps Down on Aid Groups, Orders Save The Children to Leave
Pakistan will tighten oversight of aid groups and activists "working without any rules", the interior minister said Friday, as officials gave Save the Children 15 days to leave the country.
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5 Years After Her Rescue From Pak, Indian Woman May Have Found Her Family
No DNA test has been conducted yet but for 29-year-old Geeta, who returned to India from Pakistan in 2015 after going there when she was nine, the search for her biological mother may have ended, an NGO says.
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Khalsa Aid Founder Faces Right-Wing Trolling Over Nankana Sahib Post
The founder of Khalsa Aid - an NGO that provides humanitarian aid around the world and is based on Sikh principles - was trolled for his Facebook post about the mob attack on Pakistan's Nankana Sahib Gurdwara last week.
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"Serious Concerns" Expressed By US, EU Nations Over Pak's NGO Crackdown
Western nations, including the United States and European countries, have expressed "serious concerns" to Pakistan's new Prime Minister Imran Khan about a crackdown on aid groups, diplomats said.
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Pakistan Tells 18 International NGOs To Leave Country: Report
Pakistan has ordered 18 international aid groups to shut down operations and leave the country, a spokeswoman for ActionAid said on Thursday, the latest move against foreign aid groups in the country.
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Pakistan Orders George Soros Foundation, Other Foreign Aid Groups To Leave: NGO
Pakistan has ordered a host of international aid groups to wrap up their operations in 60 days, a global NGO said Wednesday, as officials tighten controls on foreign charities in the country.
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Robin Hood Army: Indians And Pakistanis Unite Against A Common Enemy
Quite like Robin Hood, they take from the rich for the poor -- but unlike the legendary outlaw, they are not after money, and it's all above board.
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Pervez Musharraf Demands Release Of Lashkar Chief Hafiz Saeed
Pakistan's former president, General Pervez Musharraf, has asked the Nawaz Sharif government to release Lashkar chief Hafiz Saeed from his 90-day house arrest, claiming his Jamaat-ud Dawa is a "very fine NGO" engaged in relief work. Along with Hafiz Saeed's house-arrest, which took place on January 27, his JuD was also banned. The organisation late...
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Pakistan's 'Integrity Idol' Hunts For Honest Bureaucrats
Pakistan routinely ranks among the world's most corrupt countries, but reality TV show "Integrity Idol" aims to tackle the scourge by highlighting some of the nation's honest bureaucrats.
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Pakistani Rights Activist Khurram Zaki Shot Dead In Karachi
Prominent Pakistani rights activist Khurram Zaki was shot dead while having dinner with a friend at a restaurant here, and his NGO blamed "Takfiri Deobandi militants" for the killing.
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Will Send Back Ramzan if Pakistan Ready to Accept Him: Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Saturday said India will send back Ramzan, reportedly a Pakistani national currently with an NGO in India, if Pakistan was ready to accept him.
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Pak NGO Edhi Foundation That Took Care of Geeta Turns Down PM Modi's 1 Crore Gift
Pakistan's charity organisation, the Edhi Foundation today turned down Rs one crore donation announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for taking care of the hearing and speech impaired Indian girl, Geeta during her over a decade-long stay in the country.
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Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj Thanks Pakistan After Geeta's Return
Expressing joy and happiness over Geeta's return to India from Pakistan after over a decade, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today thanked the Pakistan government and the NGO who took care of the deaf and mute girl.
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India Abstains from Voting on UN Resolution on American NGO
India has abstained from voting on a UN resolution that granted special consultative status to an American NGO that works to free political prisoners across the world.
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Pakistan Suspends its Order to Ban 'Save the Children'
Amid US pressure, Pakistan today suspended its order and allowed international aid agency 'Save the Children' to resume operations, days after it sealed the NGO's office here for alleged "anti-nation activities".
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Pakistan Clamps Down on Aid Groups, Orders Save The Children to Leave
Pakistan will tighten oversight of aid groups and activists "working without any rules", the interior minister said Friday, as officials gave Save the Children 15 days to leave the country.
