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A Make My Trip advertisement addressing the Pakistani fans who came to India to watch the ongoing ICC World Cup 2023 is receiving backlash online.

Captain Vikram Batra's death anniversary: The Kargil War hero sacrificed his life fighting Pakistani forces during the Kargil War in 1999, at the age of 24. He was given the highest wartime gallantry award Param Vir Chakra posthumously. Captain Batra became the face of the Indian soldier at Kargil, whose words reverberate even today - 'Yeh Dil Maan...

A cricket Wold Cup advertisement by a Pakistani channel featuring a spoof using IAF Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman lookalike as a prop has not gone down well with the Twitterati back home, many of whom have termed the "mocking" act "cheap" and "shameful".

Among the sure shot ways to win a person's heart is through good food. And this heartwarming Pakistani advertisement uses this very simple concept to win everyone over. It shows a man trying to impress his in-laws-to-be and his technique to do so is by cooking some delicious food for them. Posted about two weeks ago, the video has collected over ei...

Cricketer Sana Mir, the former captain of Pakistan's national women's cricket team, has hit out at the body-shaming and objectification of women in advertisements. In a scathing Facebook post, Ms Mir says she'll never endorse products that make women feel "self-conscious." Angered by an ad for hair removal cream, Ms Mir says she has just one messag...

Moms have this wonderful way of making sure their children are always well looked after. No matter how busy a mom gets, she always makes time for her child. Taking this very thought forward is a heartwarming Pakistani ad that's become a huge hit on Facebook.

A Republican Hindu organisation is running anti-Hillary Clinton advertisement on Indian-American television channels, attacking the Democratic presidential candidate as "sympathetic towards Pakistan" and her longtime aide for her Pakistani origin.

"Pakistani people have Indian actors figuring in their lives like in India. When you walk on the streets of Karachi, you have advertisements of Priyanka Chopra or Shah Rukh Khan endorsing some product or the other adorning the walls there," Mr Bhatt said

The latest advertisement by Google depicts two elderly friends who reunite for the first time after the partition of India and Pakistan, capturing the entire process in less than four minutes.

Pakistani censors have banned advertisements for Akshay Kumar's latest film Khiladi 786 because the number 786 is revered by some Muslims and could hurt their sentiments.

A Pakistani parliamentary panel today called for a ban on advertisements featuring Indian models and suggested that it should be mandatory for female anchors on news channels to cover their heads with a dupatta.

The United States has paid Pakistani television stations to run advertisements featuring President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, hoping to soothe public opinion in a country hit by protests against an anti-Islam movie made in California, the State Department said on Thursday.

Two Pakistani military firms were expelled from a London arms show and their stalls shut down after it emerged that they were advertising cluster bombs, the event's organiser said.

A Make My Trip advertisement addressing the Pakistani fans who came to India to watch the ongoing ICC World Cup 2023 is receiving backlash online.

Captain Vikram Batra's death anniversary: The Kargil War hero sacrificed his life fighting Pakistani forces during the Kargil War in 1999, at the age of 24. He was given the highest wartime gallantry award Param Vir Chakra posthumously. Captain Batra became the face of the Indian soldier at Kargil, whose words reverberate even today - 'Yeh Dil Maan...

A cricket Wold Cup advertisement by a Pakistani channel featuring a spoof using IAF Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman lookalike as a prop has not gone down well with the Twitterati back home, many of whom have termed the "mocking" act "cheap" and "shameful".

Among the sure shot ways to win a person's heart is through good food. And this heartwarming Pakistani advertisement uses this very simple concept to win everyone over. It shows a man trying to impress his in-laws-to-be and his technique to do so is by cooking some delicious food for them. Posted about two weeks ago, the video has collected over ei...

Cricketer Sana Mir, the former captain of Pakistan's national women's cricket team, has hit out at the body-shaming and objectification of women in advertisements. In a scathing Facebook post, Ms Mir says she'll never endorse products that make women feel "self-conscious." Angered by an ad for hair removal cream, Ms Mir says she has just one messag...

Moms have this wonderful way of making sure their children are always well looked after. No matter how busy a mom gets, she always makes time for her child. Taking this very thought forward is a heartwarming Pakistani ad that's become a huge hit on Facebook.

A Republican Hindu organisation is running anti-Hillary Clinton advertisement on Indian-American television channels, attacking the Democratic presidential candidate as "sympathetic towards Pakistan" and her longtime aide for her Pakistani origin.

"Pakistani people have Indian actors figuring in their lives like in India. When you walk on the streets of Karachi, you have advertisements of Priyanka Chopra or Shah Rukh Khan endorsing some product or the other adorning the walls there," Mr Bhatt said

The latest advertisement by Google depicts two elderly friends who reunite for the first time after the partition of India and Pakistan, capturing the entire process in less than four minutes.

Pakistani censors have banned advertisements for Akshay Kumar's latest film Khiladi 786 because the number 786 is revered by some Muslims and could hurt their sentiments.

A Pakistani parliamentary panel today called for a ban on advertisements featuring Indian models and suggested that it should be mandatory for female anchors on news channels to cover their heads with a dupatta.

The United States has paid Pakistani television stations to run advertisements featuring President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, hoping to soothe public opinion in a country hit by protests against an anti-Islam movie made in California, the State Department said on Thursday.

Two Pakistani military firms were expelled from a London arms show and their stalls shut down after it emerged that they were advertising cluster bombs, the event's organiser said.