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"How Can We Fight (Pak) F-16s Without Rafale?" Centre Argues In Top Court
India needs Rafale jets to defend the country "from Pakistani F-16 fighters that recently bombed us", the government said today at an open court hearing on petitions asking the Supreme Court to review its clean chit to the fighter jet deal with France.
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Indian, Pakistani Fishermen Are Innocent, Free Them, Says Pakistani Newspaper
A Pakistani newspaper on Tuesday urged Islamabad and New Delhi to find a "common-sense humanitarian solution" to the problem of detaining fishermen from both countries who it said posed no security threat.
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Pakistan Army May Shift Its Headquarters To Islamabad
The Pakistani Army plans to shift its General Headquarters or GHQ from Rawalpindi to Islamabad and is ready to start construction on the new site, Pakistan-based newspaper Dawn reported today.
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Freedom Under Threat in India, Says Pakistani Newspaper
The "rise of the right-wing" in India could have toxic effects regionally, a Pakistani newspaper wrote on Wednesday, warning that alarm bells are ringing and "India needs to reaffirm its commitment to pluralism and diversity".
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Lashkar, Pak Army Will Kill Me: Terrorist Naved's Father to Newspaper
A Pakistani man has in an interview to newspaper Hindustan Times admitted that the terrorist captured on Wednesday in Udhampur, Jammu is his son.
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In Explosive Article on 26/11, Former Pak Investigator Lists 7 Facts
Tariq Khosa, the investigator who headed Pakistan's probe into the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, has said in an editorial in the Dawn newspaper that the attack was "planned and launched" from Pakistani soil.
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Don't go to war, says Pakistani daily
Amid escalating tensions on the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, a Pakistani newspaper has urged Pakistan and India not to let the events turn into a war.
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Pak journalist commits suicide over non-payment of salary
A young woman journalist allegedly committed suicide by jumping off the roof of a building in this eastern Pakistani city after she was not paid her salary for the past four months, her family and colleagues said on Thursday.
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Indian newsprint could help Pakistani dailies become cheaper
This is one fine print of a high in India-Pakistan ties. A consignment of 10 tonnes of newsprint from India was on Thursday sent to Pakistan via the Attari-Wagah land border, and could actually help reduce the price of newspapers there.
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"How Can We Fight (Pak) F-16s Without Rafale?" Centre Argues In Top Court
India needs Rafale jets to defend the country "from Pakistani F-16 fighters that recently bombed us", the government said today at an open court hearing on petitions asking the Supreme Court to review its clean chit to the fighter jet deal with France.
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Indian, Pakistani Fishermen Are Innocent, Free Them, Says Pakistani Newspaper
A Pakistani newspaper on Tuesday urged Islamabad and New Delhi to find a "common-sense humanitarian solution" to the problem of detaining fishermen from both countries who it said posed no security threat.
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Pakistan Army May Shift Its Headquarters To Islamabad
The Pakistani Army plans to shift its General Headquarters or GHQ from Rawalpindi to Islamabad and is ready to start construction on the new site, Pakistan-based newspaper Dawn reported today.
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Freedom Under Threat in India, Says Pakistani Newspaper
The "rise of the right-wing" in India could have toxic effects regionally, a Pakistani newspaper wrote on Wednesday, warning that alarm bells are ringing and "India needs to reaffirm its commitment to pluralism and diversity".
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Lashkar, Pak Army Will Kill Me: Terrorist Naved's Father to Newspaper
A Pakistani man has in an interview to newspaper Hindustan Times admitted that the terrorist captured on Wednesday in Udhampur, Jammu is his son.
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In Explosive Article on 26/11, Former Pak Investigator Lists 7 Facts
Tariq Khosa, the investigator who headed Pakistan's probe into the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, has said in an editorial in the Dawn newspaper that the attack was "planned and launched" from Pakistani soil.
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Don't go to war, says Pakistani daily
Amid escalating tensions on the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, a Pakistani newspaper has urged Pakistan and India not to let the events turn into a war.
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Pak journalist commits suicide over non-payment of salary
A young woman journalist allegedly committed suicide by jumping off the roof of a building in this eastern Pakistani city after she was not paid her salary for the past four months, her family and colleagues said on Thursday.
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Indian newsprint could help Pakistani dailies become cheaper
This is one fine print of a high in India-Pakistan ties. A consignment of 10 tonnes of newsprint from India was on Thursday sent to Pakistan via the Attari-Wagah land border, and could actually help reduce the price of newspapers there.
