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Beating Retreat To Resume At India-Pak Border Points In Punjab
After 10 days of ceasefire between India and Pakistan, the Beating Retreat ceremony by the Border Security Force (BSF) is set to resume on Tuesday evening
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Willing To Engage With Pak: India On Expanding List Of Shrines For Visits
India on Friday said there is an interest on both the Indian and Pakistani sides to expand the agreed list of shrines and mode of travel under the 1974 protocol for visits to religious places
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Canada Bans Passenger Flights From India, Pakistan For 30 Days
Canada suspended all passenger flights from India and Pakistan on Thursday for 30 days, Transportation Minister Omar Alghabra announced, citing increased Covid-19 cases detected in travelers arriving from these countries.
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India Refutes Pakistan's "Juvenile Propaganda" At UNESCO Meet
India has issued a strongly-worded response to Pakistan's "juvenile" propaganda over the Supreme Court's verdict on the Ayodhya land dispute and the bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir into union territories, saying the "fabricated lies" were interference with its internal affairs
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Experts From India, Pakistan To Meet On July 14: Pak Official
Experts from India and Pakistan will meet on Sunday at the Wagah border to discuss the draft agreement for finalising the modalities of the Kartarpur corridor and related technical issues, Pakistan Foreign Office said today.
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Amid tensions, Thar Express From India Departs For Pakistan On Right Time
In the wake of soaring tensions between India and Pakistan, the Thar Express, which plies between Jodhpur and Munabao in Barmer, the last station of India and connects finally with Karachi in Pakistan through Khokhrapar, the first station in Pakistan departed on Friday on its usual time.
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Wife Of A Prisoner Of War Sees Hope After Kartarpur Corridor Decision
Struggling for the last four decades to secure release of her husband who is one of the 54 prisoners of war (POW), lodged in Pakistan jails since 1971 war, Nirmal Kour sees a fresh ray of hope.
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After PM Narendra Modi Warned Pak, India Fast-Tracks Kashmir Hydropower Projects
India has fast-tracked hydro-power projects worth $15 billion in Kashmir in recent months, according to news agency Reuters, which based its report on three unnamed central and state officials. The acceleration by India ignores warnings from Islamabad that power stations on rivers flowing into Pakistan will disrupt water supplies.
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Continued Terror Cannot Be 'New Normal' In Ties: India To Pak
Talking tough in the wake of attack on army camp in Nagrota, India today made it clear that talks with Pakistan cannot take place in an atmosphere of "continued terror", which it will never accept as "new normal" in the bilateral relationship.
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Illness, Heart Attacks Killing More BSF Men Than Border Operations
More BSF personnel have died of heart attack and other illnesses than in action on the borders and anti-Naxal operations in the past two years, according to official data.
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World Bank Asks India, Pakistan To Agree To Mediation On Indus Water Treaty
The World Bank on Thursday asked India and Pakistan to "agree to mediation" in order to settle on a mechanism for how the Indus Waters Treaty should be used to resolve issues regarding two dams under construction along the Indus river system.
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Top UN Court To Decide Fate Of Epic Nuclear Case Against India, Pak
The UN's highest court will rule Wednesday on whether to take up a case brought by the tiny Marshall Islands against India, Pakistan and Britain for allegedly failing to halt the nuclear arms race.
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Britain 'Concerned' Over Worsening Indo-Pak Ties After Uri Terror Attack
Britain has expressed serious concern over the growing tension between India and Pakistan amid tension over the Uri terror attack.
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Pak Failed To Internationalise Kashmir Issue At United Nations: Indian Diplomat
Pakistan's months-long efforts to internationalise the Kashmir issue at the UN have not found any resonance with nations at the world body that are focussed on combating the growing scourge of terrorism, a top Indian diplomat has said.
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Centre Will Have To Apply Balm On Wounds Of Kashmiris: Mehbooba Mufti
The central government will have to take "one or more steps" than Pakistan to "apply balm on the wounds" of Kashmiris, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti said on Monday, adding she hoped Prime Minister Narendra Modi will use his mandate to save the lives and future of children of Kashmir.
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Beating Retreat To Resume At India-Pak Border Points In Punjab
After 10 days of ceasefire between India and Pakistan, the Beating Retreat ceremony by the Border Security Force (BSF) is set to resume on Tuesday evening
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Willing To Engage With Pak: India On Expanding List Of Shrines For Visits
India on Friday said there is an interest on both the Indian and Pakistani sides to expand the agreed list of shrines and mode of travel under the 1974 protocol for visits to religious places
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Canada Bans Passenger Flights From India, Pakistan For 30 Days
Canada suspended all passenger flights from India and Pakistan on Thursday for 30 days, Transportation Minister Omar Alghabra announced, citing increased Covid-19 cases detected in travelers arriving from these countries.
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India Refutes Pakistan's "Juvenile Propaganda" At UNESCO Meet
India has issued a strongly-worded response to Pakistan's "juvenile" propaganda over the Supreme Court's verdict on the Ayodhya land dispute and the bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir into union territories, saying the "fabricated lies" were interference with its internal affairs
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Experts From India, Pakistan To Meet On July 14: Pak Official
Experts from India and Pakistan will meet on Sunday at the Wagah border to discuss the draft agreement for finalising the modalities of the Kartarpur corridor and related technical issues, Pakistan Foreign Office said today.
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Amid tensions, Thar Express From India Departs For Pakistan On Right Time
In the wake of soaring tensions between India and Pakistan, the Thar Express, which plies between Jodhpur and Munabao in Barmer, the last station of India and connects finally with Karachi in Pakistan through Khokhrapar, the first station in Pakistan departed on Friday on its usual time.
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Wife Of A Prisoner Of War Sees Hope After Kartarpur Corridor Decision
Struggling for the last four decades to secure release of her husband who is one of the 54 prisoners of war (POW), lodged in Pakistan jails since 1971 war, Nirmal Kour sees a fresh ray of hope.
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After PM Narendra Modi Warned Pak, India Fast-Tracks Kashmir Hydropower Projects
India has fast-tracked hydro-power projects worth $15 billion in Kashmir in recent months, according to news agency Reuters, which based its report on three unnamed central and state officials. The acceleration by India ignores warnings from Islamabad that power stations on rivers flowing into Pakistan will disrupt water supplies.
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Continued Terror Cannot Be 'New Normal' In Ties: India To Pak
Talking tough in the wake of attack on army camp in Nagrota, India today made it clear that talks with Pakistan cannot take place in an atmosphere of "continued terror", which it will never accept as "new normal" in the bilateral relationship.
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Illness, Heart Attacks Killing More BSF Men Than Border Operations
More BSF personnel have died of heart attack and other illnesses than in action on the borders and anti-Naxal operations in the past two years, according to official data.
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World Bank Asks India, Pakistan To Agree To Mediation On Indus Water Treaty
The World Bank on Thursday asked India and Pakistan to "agree to mediation" in order to settle on a mechanism for how the Indus Waters Treaty should be used to resolve issues regarding two dams under construction along the Indus river system.
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Top UN Court To Decide Fate Of Epic Nuclear Case Against India, Pak
The UN's highest court will rule Wednesday on whether to take up a case brought by the tiny Marshall Islands against India, Pakistan and Britain for allegedly failing to halt the nuclear arms race.
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Britain 'Concerned' Over Worsening Indo-Pak Ties After Uri Terror Attack
Britain has expressed serious concern over the growing tension between India and Pakistan amid tension over the Uri terror attack.
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Pak Failed To Internationalise Kashmir Issue At United Nations: Indian Diplomat
Pakistan's months-long efforts to internationalise the Kashmir issue at the UN have not found any resonance with nations at the world body that are focussed on combating the growing scourge of terrorism, a top Indian diplomat has said.
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Centre Will Have To Apply Balm On Wounds Of Kashmiris: Mehbooba Mufti
The central government will have to take "one or more steps" than Pakistan to "apply balm on the wounds" of Kashmiris, Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti said on Monday, adding she hoped Prime Minister Narendra Modi will use his mandate to save the lives and future of children of Kashmir.
