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3 Tehreek-e-Taliban Terrorists Killed After Attacker Blows Himself Up In Pak
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, referred to as 'Fitna-al-Khawarij' by the Pakistani state, is a banned group.
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"Slip Of Tongue Or Deliberate": Salman Khan's Balochistan-Pakistan Remark Goes Viral
Actor Salman Khan recently stirred quite a buzz on social media by mentioning Balochistan and Pakistan separately while referring to expatriate communities working in the Middle East.
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Baloch Leader Brahamdagh Bugti's Asylum Application Sent For Security Vetting
Baloch leader Brahamdagh Bugti's application seeking political asylum in India has been referred to security agencies for vetting before a final decision by the Union Cabinet.
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Taking Cue From PM Modi, All India Radio To Amp Up Shows For Balochistan
As proof that India will not back down from its outreach to the restive Pakistani province of Balochistan, the state-run All India Radio is likely to start regular news bulletins in Balochi, said government sources.
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PM Modi's Balochistan Remarks Huge Step, World Should Follow Him: Baloch Activist
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken a "huge step" by referring to the "humanitarian crisis" in Balochistan, and other world leaders should now follow to highlight the "genocide" and "ethnic cleansing" in the Pakistani province, says a prominent Baloch freedom movement activist.
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'PM Modi's Balochistan Reference Signals Big Change' Feel US Experts
References to Balochistan, Gilgit and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir by Prime Minister Narendra Modi signals a change in India's Pakistan policy, top American experts on South Asia have said as they sought more clarity on New Delhi's new approach towards disturbed areas in Pakistan.
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Look Who's Talking: India Slams Pak For Saying PM Modi Crossed 'Red Line'
India has told off Pakistan for alleging that Prime Minister Narendra Modi "crossed a red line" by referring to Islamabad's human rights abuses in the large restive province of Balochistan in his Independence Day speech.
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Nations With 'Facade Of Human Rights' Are 'Hypocrites Of The Worst Kind': MJ Akbar
The nations which use the "facade of human rights" to sponsor terror are "hypocrites of the worst kind", Minister of State for External Affairs MJ Akbar said, in a veiled reference to Pakistan.
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PM Modi's Baloch Remark Attempt To Divert Attention From Kashmir: Pak
Pakistan today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's references to Balochistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir in his Independence Day speech were an attempt to divert world attention from the "grim tragedy" that has been unfolding in Jammu and Kashmir.
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In PM Modi's Independence Day Speech, Firm Words Against Pakistan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech on Independence Day made it clear that he has completely rerouted his policy on Pakistan with aggressive comments referring to Pakistan's human rights abuses in its large province of Balochistan as well as Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir.
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Govt distances itself from Balochistan in joint statement
The mention of Balochistan in the Indo-Pak joint statement continued to haunt the government which sought to distance itself.
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Govt-party divide over joint statement
The inclusion of Balochistan in an India, Pakistan joint statement for the first time ever has even forced Congress party members to stay silent.
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3 Tehreek-e-Taliban Terrorists Killed After Attacker Blows Himself Up In Pak
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, referred to as 'Fitna-al-Khawarij' by the Pakistani state, is a banned group.
-
"Slip Of Tongue Or Deliberate": Salman Khan's Balochistan-Pakistan Remark Goes Viral
Actor Salman Khan recently stirred quite a buzz on social media by mentioning Balochistan and Pakistan separately while referring to expatriate communities working in the Middle East.
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Baloch Leader Brahamdagh Bugti's Asylum Application Sent For Security Vetting
Baloch leader Brahamdagh Bugti's application seeking political asylum in India has been referred to security agencies for vetting before a final decision by the Union Cabinet.
-
Taking Cue From PM Modi, All India Radio To Amp Up Shows For Balochistan
As proof that India will not back down from its outreach to the restive Pakistani province of Balochistan, the state-run All India Radio is likely to start regular news bulletins in Balochi, said government sources.
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PM Modi's Balochistan Remarks Huge Step, World Should Follow Him: Baloch Activist
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken a "huge step" by referring to the "humanitarian crisis" in Balochistan, and other world leaders should now follow to highlight the "genocide" and "ethnic cleansing" in the Pakistani province, says a prominent Baloch freedom movement activist.
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'PM Modi's Balochistan Reference Signals Big Change' Feel US Experts
References to Balochistan, Gilgit and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir by Prime Minister Narendra Modi signals a change in India's Pakistan policy, top American experts on South Asia have said as they sought more clarity on New Delhi's new approach towards disturbed areas in Pakistan.
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Look Who's Talking: India Slams Pak For Saying PM Modi Crossed 'Red Line'
India has told off Pakistan for alleging that Prime Minister Narendra Modi "crossed a red line" by referring to Islamabad's human rights abuses in the large restive province of Balochistan in his Independence Day speech.
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Nations With 'Facade Of Human Rights' Are 'Hypocrites Of The Worst Kind': MJ Akbar
The nations which use the "facade of human rights" to sponsor terror are "hypocrites of the worst kind", Minister of State for External Affairs MJ Akbar said, in a veiled reference to Pakistan.
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PM Modi's Baloch Remark Attempt To Divert Attention From Kashmir: Pak
Pakistan today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's references to Balochistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir in his Independence Day speech were an attempt to divert world attention from the "grim tragedy" that has been unfolding in Jammu and Kashmir.
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In PM Modi's Independence Day Speech, Firm Words Against Pakistan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech on Independence Day made it clear that he has completely rerouted his policy on Pakistan with aggressive comments referring to Pakistan's human rights abuses in its large province of Balochistan as well as Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir.
-
Govt distances itself from Balochistan in joint statement
The mention of Balochistan in the Indo-Pak joint statement continued to haunt the government which sought to distance itself.
-
Govt-party divide over joint statement
The inclusion of Balochistan in an India, Pakistan joint statement for the first time ever has even forced Congress party members to stay silent.
