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Pune Techie Arrested By Anti-Terrorism Squad For Alleged Links With Al Qaeda
A software engineer was arrested by Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in Pune on Monday for his alleged links with banned organisations like Pakistan's Al Qaeda and role in radicalising youth, an official said.
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Pakistan International Airlines Resumes UK Flights After Five-Year Ban
State-run Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) on Saturday resumed its flight operations to the UK after a five-year suspension following a ban imposed over a fake pilot licence scandal.
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After Pakistan Board's Ban, Comes A Good News For Babar Azam And Co. From Down Under: Report
Pakistan stalwarts like Babar Azam, Shaheen Shah Afridi, and Mohammad Rizwan are likely to play in the upcoming Big Bash League after Cricket Australia reportedly secured a last-minute reprieve from the PCB's ban
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Pakistan Bans Far-Right TLP Again After Deadly Anti-Israel Protests
Pakistan on Thursday banned the far-right Islamist party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) under anti-terrorism laws, following deadly clashes during anti-Israel protests near Lahore that left at least five people dead.
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38-Year-Old Spinner, Once Banned For Spot-Fixing, Becomes Second-Oldest Pakistan Test Debutant
Pakistan have handed a debut to spinner Asif Afridi in the second Test against South Africa at Rawalpindi.
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Arshad Nadeem's Coach Banned For Life By Pakistan's Athletics Federation
Salman Iqbal, who has been Arshad's mentor and coach for the last few years, shocked everyone by disclosing that the Pakistan Amateur Athletics Federation had for the last one year or so disassociated itself from anything to do with Arshad Nadeem.
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Internet Banned In Islamabad, Rawalpindi Ahead Of Anti-Israel Protest In Pakistan
The Shehbaz Sharif government in Pakistan has suspended internet in the capital, Islamabad, and in Rawalpindi ahead of an anti-Israel protest called by Islamist political party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP).
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School Assembly News Headlines (October 4): Top National, International, Sports Updates
School Assembly News Headlines (October 4): Today's top stories include Indian military chiefs' warning to Pakistan on cross-border terrorism, India's decade-long fall in violent crime cases, and Tamil Nadu's ban on a cough syrup after child deaths.
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7 Hours Before India-Pak Cricket Match, Jaish Terror Group Ran Recruitment Drive
Seven hours before the India-Pakistan Asia Cup cricket match in Dubai on September 14, banned terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed held a recruitment drive in Pak's remote Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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'Jaish' No More. Hit By Sanctions, Banned Terror Group Changes Name
Banned terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed will now be known as Al-Murabitun - which means 'defenders of Islam' in Arabic - within Pakistan, intel sources told NDTV this week.
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Jaish 'Memorial' For Masood Azhar's Brother Killed In Op Sindoor: Sources
Banned terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed is planning a memorial service on Thursday, September 25, for Yusuf Azhar, the brother of founder Masood Azhar, sources told NDTV.
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"Embraced Terrorism To Protect...": Jaish Member Sinks Pak On Terror Links
A religious event in Pakistan's Balakot tehsil last week - ostensibly focusing on the life and teachings of Prophet Mohammed - has been red-flagged for anti-India and pro-jihad sentiments and slogans.
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"Gautam Gambhir's Message Is To Not...": India Assistant Coach Ahead Of Pakistan Clash In Asia Cup
There have been widespread calls in India to ban any sporting ties with Pakistan following terror attack on Indian tourists in Kashmir's Pahalgam
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Nepal To Pakistan, Protests And Unrest In India's Neighbouring Countries
India's neighbours have faced major political unrest in recent years, with protests and uprisings challenging their governments.
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BCCI Breaks Silence On Facing Pakistan At Asia Cup Despite Outrage: "India Is Not Playing With..."
Amid ongoing backlash over India squaring off against Pakistan in the Asia Cup on September 14 in Dubai, Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Secretary Devajit Saikia has broken his silence
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Pune Techie Arrested By Anti-Terrorism Squad For Alleged Links With Al Qaeda
A software engineer was arrested by Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in Pune on Monday for his alleged links with banned organisations like Pakistan's Al Qaeda and role in radicalising youth, an official said.
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Pakistan International Airlines Resumes UK Flights After Five-Year Ban
State-run Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) on Saturday resumed its flight operations to the UK after a five-year suspension following a ban imposed over a fake pilot licence scandal.
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After Pakistan Board's Ban, Comes A Good News For Babar Azam And Co. From Down Under: Report
Pakistan stalwarts like Babar Azam, Shaheen Shah Afridi, and Mohammad Rizwan are likely to play in the upcoming Big Bash League after Cricket Australia reportedly secured a last-minute reprieve from the PCB's ban
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Pakistan Bans Far-Right TLP Again After Deadly Anti-Israel Protests
Pakistan on Thursday banned the far-right Islamist party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) under anti-terrorism laws, following deadly clashes during anti-Israel protests near Lahore that left at least five people dead.
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38-Year-Old Spinner, Once Banned For Spot-Fixing, Becomes Second-Oldest Pakistan Test Debutant
Pakistan have handed a debut to spinner Asif Afridi in the second Test against South Africa at Rawalpindi.
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Arshad Nadeem's Coach Banned For Life By Pakistan's Athletics Federation
Salman Iqbal, who has been Arshad's mentor and coach for the last few years, shocked everyone by disclosing that the Pakistan Amateur Athletics Federation had for the last one year or so disassociated itself from anything to do with Arshad Nadeem.
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Internet Banned In Islamabad, Rawalpindi Ahead Of Anti-Israel Protest In Pakistan
The Shehbaz Sharif government in Pakistan has suspended internet in the capital, Islamabad, and in Rawalpindi ahead of an anti-Israel protest called by Islamist political party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP).
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School Assembly News Headlines (October 4): Top National, International, Sports Updates
School Assembly News Headlines (October 4): Today's top stories include Indian military chiefs' warning to Pakistan on cross-border terrorism, India's decade-long fall in violent crime cases, and Tamil Nadu's ban on a cough syrup after child deaths.
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7 Hours Before India-Pak Cricket Match, Jaish Terror Group Ran Recruitment Drive
Seven hours before the India-Pakistan Asia Cup cricket match in Dubai on September 14, banned terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed held a recruitment drive in Pak's remote Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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'Jaish' No More. Hit By Sanctions, Banned Terror Group Changes Name
Banned terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed will now be known as Al-Murabitun - which means 'defenders of Islam' in Arabic - within Pakistan, intel sources told NDTV this week.
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Jaish 'Memorial' For Masood Azhar's Brother Killed In Op Sindoor: Sources
Banned terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed is planning a memorial service on Thursday, September 25, for Yusuf Azhar, the brother of founder Masood Azhar, sources told NDTV.
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"Embraced Terrorism To Protect...": Jaish Member Sinks Pak On Terror Links
A religious event in Pakistan's Balakot tehsil last week - ostensibly focusing on the life and teachings of Prophet Mohammed - has been red-flagged for anti-India and pro-jihad sentiments and slogans.
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"Gautam Gambhir's Message Is To Not...": India Assistant Coach Ahead Of Pakistan Clash In Asia Cup
There have been widespread calls in India to ban any sporting ties with Pakistan following terror attack on Indian tourists in Kashmir's Pahalgam
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Nepal To Pakistan, Protests And Unrest In India's Neighbouring Countries
India's neighbours have faced major political unrest in recent years, with protests and uprisings challenging their governments.
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BCCI Breaks Silence On Facing Pakistan At Asia Cup Despite Outrage: "India Is Not Playing With..."
Amid ongoing backlash over India squaring off against Pakistan in the Asia Cup on September 14 in Dubai, Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Secretary Devajit Saikia has broken his silence
