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"Don't Put Stone In A Child's Hand": Rajnath Singh's Message in Srinagar
Union home minister Rajnath Singh spoke at length today about the need to protect and nurture the children of Kashmir -- his remarks directed not just at terror groups or parents in the Valley, but the nation at large. He also took a dig at Pakistan, saying, "Pakistan should stop terrorist acts emanating from their soil. They say they want to halt ...
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Pakistan Passes 'Draconian' Cybercrime Law Amid Criticism
Pakistan's Parliament today adopted a controversial "draconian" legislation to deal with cyber crimes in the country amid criticism by opposition parties and groups working for protection of fundamental rights.
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Pakistan Province Passes Landmark Law Protecting Women Against Violence
Lawmakers in Pakistan's largest province on Wednesday gave unprecedented protection to female victims of violence, in a bid to stem a rising tide of gender-related abuse in a country ranked as the world's third most dangerous place for women.
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Pakistan Arrests Over 500 People for Links With Extremist Groups
Law enforcement agencies in Pakistan have arrested more than 500 people for their alleged links with different extremist and militant groups, officials said on Wednesday.
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"Don't Put Stone In A Child's Hand": Rajnath Singh's Message in Srinagar
Union home minister Rajnath Singh spoke at length today about the need to protect and nurture the children of Kashmir -- his remarks directed not just at terror groups or parents in the Valley, but the nation at large. He also took a dig at Pakistan, saying, "Pakistan should stop terrorist acts emanating from their soil. They say they want to halt ...
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Pakistan Passes 'Draconian' Cybercrime Law Amid Criticism
Pakistan's Parliament today adopted a controversial "draconian" legislation to deal with cyber crimes in the country amid criticism by opposition parties and groups working for protection of fundamental rights.
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Pakistan Province Passes Landmark Law Protecting Women Against Violence
Lawmakers in Pakistan's largest province on Wednesday gave unprecedented protection to female victims of violence, in a bid to stem a rising tide of gender-related abuse in a country ranked as the world's third most dangerous place for women.
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Pakistan Arrests Over 500 People for Links With Extremist Groups
Law enforcement agencies in Pakistan have arrested more than 500 people for their alleged links with different extremist and militant groups, officials said on Wednesday.
