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"Can't Handle What They Have": Omar Abdullah's Dig At Pak PM's Kashmir Remark
Taking a jibe at Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif over his comments that Kashmir is his country's "jugular vein" and will be part of it someday, J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said Islamabad can't even handle what it already has.
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"Illegal": Shehbaz Sharif's Rival Contender As Former Picked For Top Post
After Shehbaz Sharif was picked as the country's next Prime Minister, Omar Ayub Khan, came down heavily on the ruling coalition on Sunday, calling the former's selection as the country's top leader as 'illegal', The Express Tribune reported.
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Shehbaz Sharif, Omar Ayub File Nomination Papers For Pak PM Post: Report
Shehbaz Sharif, the joint candidate of the PML-N and PPP, and Omar Ayub, the nominee of the PTI-backed Sunni Ittehad Council, have both filed nomination papers for the position of Prime Minister of the country, reported ARY News on Saturday.
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India Condemns US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's Visit To Pak-Occupied Kashmir
India today condemned US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's visit to Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. The Congresswoman is on a four-day visit to Pakistan starting April 20, where she has also met former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his successor Shahbaz Sharif.
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"Disappointing," Says Omar Abdullah On Congress Tweet Critical Of PM
National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah said today that the Congress's tweet about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and incarcerated former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif was disappointing.
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Oscars 2016: Saeed Jaffrey, David Bowie, Alan Rickman Remembered
The 88th Academy Awards paid tribute to late stars like actors Saeed Jaffrey and Omar Sharif, and music legend David Bowie. A montage played out as Foo Fighters' frontman Dave Grohl took to the stage to perform a soulful tribute. He sang The Beatles' hit song Blackbird
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BAFTA 2016: Saeed Jaffrey, Alan Rickman, David Bowie Remembered
Saeed Jaffrey's most notable international performances are in The Man Who Would Be King, Death on the Nile, Sphinx and A Passage to India. The actor was paid tribute in the obituary section alongside Alan Rickman, Maureen O'Hara, Omar Sharif, David Bowie, Ron Moody, Frank Finlay and Christopher Lee
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I Support Modi's Birthday Cake Move. But What Next?
What India-Pakistan relationship needs is a sustained dialogue, with small steps taken to achieve concrete results that can all add up to build confidence in the process, a process that must ultimately resolve the Kashmir issue.
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How Modi Government Turned Hurriyat Into Stars
I'm disappointed that I was right about what the Modi government's tough stand on the Hurriyat meant for the future of any India-Pakistan dialogue. I had argued (when the Foreign Secretary level talks were called off over a Pakistani invitation to the Hurriyat in 2014) that to make Pakistan-Hurriyat engagement the reason for calling off official go...
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Why Pakistani Army is Needling Modi
Essentially, the bet is the Indian side does not have the space to repeat what it did when it cancelled the Foreign Secretaries' talks in 2014, on a similar issue of Pakistani officials meeting the Hurriyat.
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"Can't Handle What They Have": Omar Abdullah's Dig At Pak PM's Kashmir Remark
Taking a jibe at Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif over his comments that Kashmir is his country's "jugular vein" and will be part of it someday, J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said Islamabad can't even handle what it already has.
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"Illegal": Shehbaz Sharif's Rival Contender As Former Picked For Top Post
After Shehbaz Sharif was picked as the country's next Prime Minister, Omar Ayub Khan, came down heavily on the ruling coalition on Sunday, calling the former's selection as the country's top leader as 'illegal', The Express Tribune reported.
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Shehbaz Sharif, Omar Ayub File Nomination Papers For Pak PM Post: Report
Shehbaz Sharif, the joint candidate of the PML-N and PPP, and Omar Ayub, the nominee of the PTI-backed Sunni Ittehad Council, have both filed nomination papers for the position of Prime Minister of the country, reported ARY News on Saturday.
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India Condemns US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's Visit To Pak-Occupied Kashmir
India today condemned US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's visit to Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. The Congresswoman is on a four-day visit to Pakistan starting April 20, where she has also met former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his successor Shahbaz Sharif.
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"Disappointing," Says Omar Abdullah On Congress Tweet Critical Of PM
National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah said today that the Congress's tweet about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and incarcerated former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif was disappointing.
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Oscars 2016: Saeed Jaffrey, David Bowie, Alan Rickman Remembered
The 88th Academy Awards paid tribute to late stars like actors Saeed Jaffrey and Omar Sharif, and music legend David Bowie. A montage played out as Foo Fighters' frontman Dave Grohl took to the stage to perform a soulful tribute. He sang The Beatles' hit song Blackbird
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BAFTA 2016: Saeed Jaffrey, Alan Rickman, David Bowie Remembered
Saeed Jaffrey's most notable international performances are in The Man Who Would Be King, Death on the Nile, Sphinx and A Passage to India. The actor was paid tribute in the obituary section alongside Alan Rickman, Maureen O'Hara, Omar Sharif, David Bowie, Ron Moody, Frank Finlay and Christopher Lee
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I Support Modi's Birthday Cake Move. But What Next?
What India-Pakistan relationship needs is a sustained dialogue, with small steps taken to achieve concrete results that can all add up to build confidence in the process, a process that must ultimately resolve the Kashmir issue.
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How Modi Government Turned Hurriyat Into Stars
I'm disappointed that I was right about what the Modi government's tough stand on the Hurriyat meant for the future of any India-Pakistan dialogue. I had argued (when the Foreign Secretary level talks were called off over a Pakistani invitation to the Hurriyat in 2014) that to make Pakistan-Hurriyat engagement the reason for calling off official go...
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Why Pakistani Army is Needling Modi
Essentially, the bet is the Indian side does not have the space to repeat what it did when it cancelled the Foreign Secretaries' talks in 2014, on a similar issue of Pakistani officials meeting the Hurriyat.
