And Then They Came For NDTV.... - The Ban on NDTV India

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South Asia: Greater Eurasia Scenarios - A “Greater Bangladesh”

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South Asia: Greater Eurasia Scenarios - A “Greater Bangladesh”

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How India Killed SAARC to The Benefit of China

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China Gives Modi ‘Shut Up’ Call - Modi Dubbed Pakistan the “Mothership of Terrorism”

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Modi’s False Pride - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is proud that India has never seized territory by force. A brief look at India’s contrary record in this respect may be useful, however hard it may be to be brief on India’s escapades.

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Hindu Extremists Burn Salman's Effigy For Supporting Pak Artistes

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NEW DELHI: As Bollywood is divided into two camps over ban on Pakistani actors, super star Salman Khan is being attacked by Hindu extremists for taking stand in favour of Pakistan artistes.

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The Indus Waters Treaty - Amid The Nosedive in Islamabad-New Delhi Relations

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Mr Modi’s Achilles Heel - The Difference is One of a Confident Bourgeoisie

  1 comments   |     by Jawed Naqvi

Sarhad par bahot tanaav hai kya? Kuchh pata karo, chunaav hai kya? (The border is brimming with tension. Find out if there is an election.) Rahat Indori’s verse deserves scrutiny, even if wars don’t impress Indian voters. Yet Rahat’s lines will nudge growing sceptics befuddled by a contested cross-border raid. Of course, they risk censure. When Michael Moore made Fahre

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Troops trade fresh fire on LoC

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Troops trade fresh fire on LoC 5 October 2016 MIRPUR (AJK) -  Pakistani and Indian troops yesterday exchanged fresh fire across Line of Control. However, no casualties were reported in the latest firefight that came five days after India claimed to have carried out ‘surgical strikes’ – a claim Pakistan rubbished flatly. "Indian troops yet again r

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