Christmas In Islamabad
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Your "Horrific, Systemic Victimisation": India Hits Back At Pak Over Minority Remarks
New Delhi has strongly censured Pakistan's comments on vandalism in India during Christmas, saying Pakistan has an "abysmal record" when it comes to treatment of its minorities.
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Power Cut Off At Indian Diplomat's Home In Pakistan For 4 Hours: Report
Power supply was disrupted at the residence of an Indian diplomat in Islamabad for nearly four hours on Christmas, following which the Indian High Commission took up the issue with Pakistan Foreign Ministry, official sources said.
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Islamabad's Christian Slum Dwellers Pray For Christmas Miracle
As the winter sun sets on Pakistan's leafy capital Islamabad, residents of the city's largest Christian slum use bicycles, donkey carts and their backs to haul jerry cans filled with water to their homes.
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US Embassy In Pakistan Warns Of Possible Terror Attacks
The American Embassy in Islamabad says it has received information on possible terrorist attacks in the Pakistani capital in late December, especially during the Christmas and New Year holiday period.
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Your "Horrific, Systemic Victimisation": India Hits Back At Pak Over Minority Remarks
New Delhi has strongly censured Pakistan's comments on vandalism in India during Christmas, saying Pakistan has an "abysmal record" when it comes to treatment of its minorities.
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Power Cut Off At Indian Diplomat's Home In Pakistan For 4 Hours: Report
Power supply was disrupted at the residence of an Indian diplomat in Islamabad for nearly four hours on Christmas, following which the Indian High Commission took up the issue with Pakistan Foreign Ministry, official sources said.
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Islamabad's Christian Slum Dwellers Pray For Christmas Miracle
As the winter sun sets on Pakistan's leafy capital Islamabad, residents of the city's largest Christian slum use bicycles, donkey carts and their backs to haul jerry cans filled with water to their homes.
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US Embassy In Pakistan Warns Of Possible Terror Attacks
The American Embassy in Islamabad says it has received information on possible terrorist attacks in the Pakistani capital in late December, especially during the Christmas and New Year holiday period.
