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Imran Khan Loses 85% Vision After "Inhuman" Abuse In Pakistani Jail
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has suffered a devastating loss of eyesight, severe health deterioration, and prolonged solitary confinement inside Adiala Jail, according to a damning report by a court-appointed lawyer.
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PM Modi Greets India's Neighbours On New Year, Skips Pakistan
Pakistan did not figure in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's New Year call list as he dialled the leaders of the neighbouring countries and highlighted India's commitment to the "Neighbourhood First" policy. In his conversation with the leaders of Bhutan, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, Bangladesh and Nepal, PM Modi focused on the "vision of shared peace, se...
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"Does Imran Khan Run Pak Army?" 5 Big Quotes Of Amarinder Singh To NDTV
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today came down heavily on Pakistan and said terrorists from across the border were targeting civilians and security personnel in his state. Mr Singh, in an exclusive interview to NDTV on the Kartapur corridor, justified why he turned down the invite by Pakistan for the stone-laying ceremony, and said he "canno...
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"If Pak Wants To Be One-Trick Pony...": India's Jab Ahead Of UN Meet
An escalation of hostilities between India and Pakistan over the killing of Indian policemen and a soldier and New Delhi's decision to scrap a proposed meeting of foreign ministers sets the tone for bitter rhetoric at the UN General Assembly.
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"Small Men Who Lack Vision": Imran Khan Slams India Over Cancelled Talks
A day after India called off foreign minister-level talks with Pakistan over the killing of three policemen in Kashmir, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday ralliedagainst India saying the Indian administration consists of "small men" who lack vision.
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PM Modi Congratulates Pakistan's Imran Khan, Talks Of Peace And Development
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today spoke to Imran Khan, who is set to become Pakistan's next prime minister, and hoped that democracy will take deeper roots in the neighbouring country.
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Imran Khan Loses 85% Vision After "Inhuman" Abuse In Pakistani Jail
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has suffered a devastating loss of eyesight, severe health deterioration, and prolonged solitary confinement inside Adiala Jail, according to a damning report by a court-appointed lawyer.
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PM Modi Greets India's Neighbours On New Year, Skips Pakistan
Pakistan did not figure in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's New Year call list as he dialled the leaders of the neighbouring countries and highlighted India's commitment to the "Neighbourhood First" policy. In his conversation with the leaders of Bhutan, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, Bangladesh and Nepal, PM Modi focused on the "vision of shared peace, se...
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"Does Imran Khan Run Pak Army?" 5 Big Quotes Of Amarinder Singh To NDTV
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today came down heavily on Pakistan and said terrorists from across the border were targeting civilians and security personnel in his state. Mr Singh, in an exclusive interview to NDTV on the Kartapur corridor, justified why he turned down the invite by Pakistan for the stone-laying ceremony, and said he "canno...
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"If Pak Wants To Be One-Trick Pony...": India's Jab Ahead Of UN Meet
An escalation of hostilities between India and Pakistan over the killing of Indian policemen and a soldier and New Delhi's decision to scrap a proposed meeting of foreign ministers sets the tone for bitter rhetoric at the UN General Assembly.
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"Small Men Who Lack Vision": Imran Khan Slams India Over Cancelled Talks
A day after India called off foreign minister-level talks with Pakistan over the killing of three policemen in Kashmir, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday ralliedagainst India saying the Indian administration consists of "small men" who lack vision.
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PM Modi Congratulates Pakistan's Imran Khan, Talks Of Peace And Development
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today spoke to Imran Khan, who is set to become Pakistan's next prime minister, and hoped that democracy will take deeper roots in the neighbouring country.
