Pro-Pakistan slogans raised in Jammu and Kashmir, four booked
Two incidents of pro-Pakistan sloganeering were reported in Nowshera over the past couple of days, the videos of which have reportedly gone viral on social
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NEW DELHI: Hindi film star Anushka Sharma’s new film ‘Pari’ has been banned in Pakistan, as it “promotes black magic, some non-Islamic values and anti-Muslim
On Monday a Pakistani court ordered the country’s national citizen database to handover list of individuals who left Islam and requested a change of religion
NEW DELHI: India on Monday said Pakistan must show seriousness towards fighting terrorism and asserted that talks and terror cannot go together. External affairs ministry
It seems Pakistani posts helping terrorists in infiltration or used by their personnel for launching Border Action Team actions against Indian troops would be up
NIA officials said the paperwork was being completed and would be sent soon to the Interpol headquarters based in Lyon in France for issuance of
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