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Generals, Envoys, Lanka Hotel: Track-II Meet That India Says 'Holds No Value'
Government sources underlined that the Track-II interaction should not be interpreted as an official dialogue. They reiterated New Delhi's position that there is no formal engagement with Pakistan and that "terrorism and talks cannot go together."
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India Holds Firm Against International Court Order On Indus Waters Treaty
Even as a Court of Arbitration in The Hague presses ahead with fresh hearings and document orders under the Indus Waters Treaty framework, India has made it clear that it does not recognise the legitimacy of these proceedings and will not participate
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"Russian Oil Wasn't An Issue": Raghuram Rajan's Take On US Tariffs On India
The import of Russian oil was not the central reason for the Donald Trump administration's imposition of a hefty 50 per cent tariff on Indian goods in the United States, according to former Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan.
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1 Border, 3 Enemies: Army Says Pak Was Not The Only Adversary In Op Sindoor
An overwhelming 81 per cent of Pakistan's military hardware is of Chinese origin, with China using the country like a "live lab" to test its military tech, the army said.
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In Pakistani ISI's India Operations, A West Asia-Nepal Spying Route
A Pakistani espionage network operating across West Asia, Nepal, and India has been exposed following the arrest of a Nepali national by Indian agencies earlier this year.
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World Bank Data On India And Pakistan Shows Massive Contrast Over Poverty
Latest data released by the World Bank shows the tale of two countries - India and Pakistan - and their journey to battle poverty - a colonial inheritance.
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India Expels Another Pak High Commission Official, 2nd In 8 Days
India on Wednesday expelled a second official working at the Pakistan High Commission for "indulging in activities not in keeping with his official status" and directed the official to leave the country within 24 hours.
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After Op Sindoor, Pakistan's Turkey-Azerbaijan Links A Red Flag For India
India and Pakistan's 100-hour war in May 2025, emphasised the growing 'three brothers' alliance between Pak, Turkey, and Azerbaijan.
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Pakistan Uses Old, Morphed Image To Claim Its Navy's Operational Readiness
The Pakistani military has come under scrutiny for presenting outdated and digitally manipulated imagery to support claims of heightened naval operational readiness.
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Minister "Ready To Apologise 10 Times" Over Colonel Qureshi Remark
A minister in Madhya Pradesh triggered a row following remarks widely interpreted as an offensive reference to Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, the high-ranking Indian Army officer often seen accompanying Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri during press briefings.
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"Pakistan Agrees To Immediate Ceasefire," Says Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar
Minutes after Donald Trump's big announcement of an immediate ceasefire between India and Pakistan, Pakistan's foreign minister put out a statement on social media platform X, saying Islamabad has agreed to it.
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India Confirms Bases Attacked By Pakistan, Debunks Claims Of Heavy Damage
India has firmly rejected Pakistani claims of major damage to its military infrastructure following coordinated cross-border strikes launched overnight.
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Despite India's "Terror Sponsorship" Objection, IMF's $1-Billion Bailout For Pak
Pakistan on Friday night claimed the International Monetary Fund had authorised the "immediate disbursement" of a billion-dollar bailout to its troubled economy.
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PM Modi Meets S Jaishankar, NSA Doval As Pak Resumes Strikes For 3rd Night
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, and Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri Friday as Pakistani missiles and drones attacked western Indian for a third consecutive night.
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"Rajouri Suicide Attack, Gujarat Port Fire": Pak Disinformation Campaign
A coordinated series of military escalations along the India-Pakistan frontier Thursday evening marked one of the most intense military face-offs between the two nuclear-armed neighbours in recent years.
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Generals, Envoys, Lanka Hotel: Track-II Meet That India Says 'Holds No Value'
Government sources underlined that the Track-II interaction should not be interpreted as an official dialogue. They reiterated New Delhi's position that there is no formal engagement with Pakistan and that "terrorism and talks cannot go together."
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India Holds Firm Against International Court Order On Indus Waters Treaty
Even as a Court of Arbitration in The Hague presses ahead with fresh hearings and document orders under the Indus Waters Treaty framework, India has made it clear that it does not recognise the legitimacy of these proceedings and will not participate
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"Russian Oil Wasn't An Issue": Raghuram Rajan's Take On US Tariffs On India
The import of Russian oil was not the central reason for the Donald Trump administration's imposition of a hefty 50 per cent tariff on Indian goods in the United States, according to former Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan.
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1 Border, 3 Enemies: Army Says Pak Was Not The Only Adversary In Op Sindoor
An overwhelming 81 per cent of Pakistan's military hardware is of Chinese origin, with China using the country like a "live lab" to test its military tech, the army said.
-
In Pakistani ISI's India Operations, A West Asia-Nepal Spying Route
A Pakistani espionage network operating across West Asia, Nepal, and India has been exposed following the arrest of a Nepali national by Indian agencies earlier this year.
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World Bank Data On India And Pakistan Shows Massive Contrast Over Poverty
Latest data released by the World Bank shows the tale of two countries - India and Pakistan - and their journey to battle poverty - a colonial inheritance.
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India Expels Another Pak High Commission Official, 2nd In 8 Days
India on Wednesday expelled a second official working at the Pakistan High Commission for "indulging in activities not in keeping with his official status" and directed the official to leave the country within 24 hours.
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After Op Sindoor, Pakistan's Turkey-Azerbaijan Links A Red Flag For India
India and Pakistan's 100-hour war in May 2025, emphasised the growing 'three brothers' alliance between Pak, Turkey, and Azerbaijan.
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Pakistan Uses Old, Morphed Image To Claim Its Navy's Operational Readiness
The Pakistani military has come under scrutiny for presenting outdated and digitally manipulated imagery to support claims of heightened naval operational readiness.
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Minister "Ready To Apologise 10 Times" Over Colonel Qureshi Remark
A minister in Madhya Pradesh triggered a row following remarks widely interpreted as an offensive reference to Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, the high-ranking Indian Army officer often seen accompanying Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri during press briefings.
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"Pakistan Agrees To Immediate Ceasefire," Says Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar
Minutes after Donald Trump's big announcement of an immediate ceasefire between India and Pakistan, Pakistan's foreign minister put out a statement on social media platform X, saying Islamabad has agreed to it.
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India Confirms Bases Attacked By Pakistan, Debunks Claims Of Heavy Damage
India has firmly rejected Pakistani claims of major damage to its military infrastructure following coordinated cross-border strikes launched overnight.
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Despite India's "Terror Sponsorship" Objection, IMF's $1-Billion Bailout For Pak
Pakistan on Friday night claimed the International Monetary Fund had authorised the "immediate disbursement" of a billion-dollar bailout to its troubled economy.
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PM Modi Meets S Jaishankar, NSA Doval As Pak Resumes Strikes For 3rd Night
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, and Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri Friday as Pakistani missiles and drones attacked western Indian for a third consecutive night.
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"Rajouri Suicide Attack, Gujarat Port Fire": Pak Disinformation Campaign
A coordinated series of military escalations along the India-Pakistan frontier Thursday evening marked one of the most intense military face-offs between the two nuclear-armed neighbours in recent years.
