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Pakistani Artist Travelled 20 Km From Lahore To Meet Imtiaz Ali At Attari-Wagah Border, Here's What Happened
The Pakistani fan shared an emotional account of the experience on Instagram, detailing his journey and his long-standing admiration for Imtiaz Ali
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Pakistan Repatriates 7 Indian Prisoners Via Attari-Wagah Border
Pakistan has send back seven Indian prisoners on Saturday. The prisoners had been swept across the border while attempting to save their animals during the 2023 floods in Punjab.
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Pak Shuts Attari-Wagah Border, Leaves Some Nationals Stranded In India
The Attari-Wagah border crossing between India and Pakistan shut, completely, Thursday, but not before some drama when Pak nationals trying to cross over found the gates shut to them.
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Pakistan Woman Arrives In India To Marry Kolkata Resident
The couple, in a brief interaction with reporters at Attari, said the marriage will be solemnised in January next year.
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India, Pakistan Soldiers Exchange Sweets At Attari-Wagah Border On Diwali
The Border Security Force offered sweets to Pakistan Rangers at the Attari-Wagah border on the occasion of Diwali on Monday, officials said.
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20 Indian Fishermen Returns Home After 4 Years In Pakistan Jail
20 Indian fishermen were released by Pakistan and repatriated via the Wagah Border on Monday, a statement issued by Pakistan's foreign ministry said today.
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Over 400 Stranded Pak Nationals Leave India Via Attari Wagah Border
A group of 415 Pakistani nationals who were stranded in India due to COVID-19 restrictions returned to Pakistan through Attari Wagah border on Wednesday.
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Jubilation, Relief As IAF Pilot Abhinandan Varthaman Is Back Home
A country of more than one billion breathed a collective sigh of relief and quickly erupted in celebration as Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman walked into India from the Attari-Wagah border after three days in Pakistan's captivity. The ace Indian Air Force pilot's MiG-21 plane went down over the Line of Control on Wednesday after he shot down a ...
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Pakistani Artist Travelled 20 Km From Lahore To Meet Imtiaz Ali At Attari-Wagah Border, Here's What Happened
The Pakistani fan shared an emotional account of the experience on Instagram, detailing his journey and his long-standing admiration for Imtiaz Ali
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Pakistan Repatriates 7 Indian Prisoners Via Attari-Wagah Border
Pakistan has send back seven Indian prisoners on Saturday. The prisoners had been swept across the border while attempting to save their animals during the 2023 floods in Punjab.
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Pak Shuts Attari-Wagah Border, Leaves Some Nationals Stranded In India
The Attari-Wagah border crossing between India and Pakistan shut, completely, Thursday, but not before some drama when Pak nationals trying to cross over found the gates shut to them.
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Pakistan Woman Arrives In India To Marry Kolkata Resident
The couple, in a brief interaction with reporters at Attari, said the marriage will be solemnised in January next year.
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India, Pakistan Soldiers Exchange Sweets At Attari-Wagah Border On Diwali
The Border Security Force offered sweets to Pakistan Rangers at the Attari-Wagah border on the occasion of Diwali on Monday, officials said.
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20 Indian Fishermen Returns Home After 4 Years In Pakistan Jail
20 Indian fishermen were released by Pakistan and repatriated via the Wagah Border on Monday, a statement issued by Pakistan's foreign ministry said today.
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Over 400 Stranded Pak Nationals Leave India Via Attari Wagah Border
A group of 415 Pakistani nationals who were stranded in India due to COVID-19 restrictions returned to Pakistan through Attari Wagah border on Wednesday.
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Jubilation, Relief As IAF Pilot Abhinandan Varthaman Is Back Home
A country of more than one billion breathed a collective sigh of relief and quickly erupted in celebration as Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman walked into India from the Attari-Wagah border after three days in Pakistan's captivity. The ace Indian Air Force pilot's MiG-21 plane went down over the Line of Control on Wednesday after he shot down a ...
