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"Assam Cannot Be Led By People Who Visit Pakistan Frequently:" Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said Assam cannot be led by people who make frequent visits to Pakistan, apparently referring to state Congress president Gaurav Gogoi's alleged links with the foreign nation.
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"We Will Not...": On India vs Pakistan Asia Cup Clash, Government Makes Stance Clear - Report
India and Pakistan won't engage in any bilateral sporting clash but the cricket team will not be stopped from playing the multi-lateral Asia Cup next month (where India play Pakistan on September 14), the Sports Ministry said
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Punjab Shuts All Education Institutes For 3 Days, Cancels Leaves Of Police
The Punjab government on Thursday ordered the closure of all educational institutions for the next three days and cancelled the leaves of all police personnel amid escalating tensions along the India-Pakistan border.
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India To Not Travel To Pakistan For Champions Trophy 2025? BCCI Provides Big Update
BCCI Vice President Rajeev Shukla said the Indian government will take a final call on whether the national cricket team will travel to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy next year.
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'Refusing An ICC Event Can Backfire': Ex Pakistan Star's Warning To India Amid Champions Trophy Uncertainty
Former Pakistan cricketer Rashid Latif said India will have to provide a "logical answer" to the World governing body if they refuse to travel to Pakistan for next year's Champions Trophy
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Explained: With No Party In Majority, How Will Pak Form Its Government
Pakistan's elections last week returned a hung parliament, with no party getting enough seats in the National Assembly to form a government by itself.
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Explainer: How The Numbers Stack In Pak, And Who Could Form Next Government
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan rallied his supporters from the jail as members of his party, contesting as independents, won 101 seats in the recently concluded Pakistan general elections.
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Imran Khan: From Cricket To Jail With Layover At Prime Minister's Office
Pakistan is all set to hold a crucial national election tomorrow, to form a new government for the next five years. Of the 241 million people, 128 million Pakistanis are above 18 years of age and eligible to vote.
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Explained: Pakistan's National Election Process
Pakistan goes to the polls on Thursday in a widely watched national election that will lead to the formation of a new government to lead the crisis-ridden South Asian nation for the next five years.
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A Quick Guide To Pakistan's National Elections
Pakistan goes to the polls on Thursday in a widely watched national election that will lead to the formation of a new government to lead the crisis-ridden South Asian nation for the next five years.
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Pakistan National Assembly Dissolved: What's Next For Crisis-Hit Country
Amid political turmoil and an ongoing economic crisis, Pakistan dissolved its parliament late last evening on the recommendation of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, setting the stage for a general election.
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Pak President Dissolves National Assembly Setting Stage For Fresh Polls
Pakistan President Arif Alvi dissolved the National Assembly on Wednesday at outgoing Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's advice, marking an end to the current government's tenure and paving the way for next general elections.
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Pakistan Aims To Generate Billions In New Taxes To Help Seal IMF Deal
Pakistan's government aims to generate an additional Pakistani rupees (Rs) 215 billion in taxes and cut spending by Rs 85 billion in the next fiscal year in order to seal International Monetary Fund (IMF) deal, Dawn reported.
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Generals Want To Stop Me From Winning Presidential Polls: Imran Khan
Imran Khan said Pakistan's military establishment wanted to stop his opposition party from winning the next election, paving the way for a weak government as the country seeks to stave off a financial crisis.
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Pakistan Hikes Tax On Luxury Imports To Get IMF Deal
Pakistan's parliament gave the go-ahead Monday for the government to raise taxes on a raft of luxury imports and services in a bid to unlock the next tranche of an International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan.
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"Assam Cannot Be Led By People Who Visit Pakistan Frequently:" Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said Assam cannot be led by people who make frequent visits to Pakistan, apparently referring to state Congress president Gaurav Gogoi's alleged links with the foreign nation.
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"We Will Not...": On India vs Pakistan Asia Cup Clash, Government Makes Stance Clear - Report
India and Pakistan won't engage in any bilateral sporting clash but the cricket team will not be stopped from playing the multi-lateral Asia Cup next month (where India play Pakistan on September 14), the Sports Ministry said
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Punjab Shuts All Education Institutes For 3 Days, Cancels Leaves Of Police
The Punjab government on Thursday ordered the closure of all educational institutions for the next three days and cancelled the leaves of all police personnel amid escalating tensions along the India-Pakistan border.
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India To Not Travel To Pakistan For Champions Trophy 2025? BCCI Provides Big Update
BCCI Vice President Rajeev Shukla said the Indian government will take a final call on whether the national cricket team will travel to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy next year.
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'Refusing An ICC Event Can Backfire': Ex Pakistan Star's Warning To India Amid Champions Trophy Uncertainty
Former Pakistan cricketer Rashid Latif said India will have to provide a "logical answer" to the World governing body if they refuse to travel to Pakistan for next year's Champions Trophy
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Explained: With No Party In Majority, How Will Pak Form Its Government
Pakistan's elections last week returned a hung parliament, with no party getting enough seats in the National Assembly to form a government by itself.
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Explainer: How The Numbers Stack In Pak, And Who Could Form Next Government
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan rallied his supporters from the jail as members of his party, contesting as independents, won 101 seats in the recently concluded Pakistan general elections.
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Imran Khan: From Cricket To Jail With Layover At Prime Minister's Office
Pakistan is all set to hold a crucial national election tomorrow, to form a new government for the next five years. Of the 241 million people, 128 million Pakistanis are above 18 years of age and eligible to vote.
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Explained: Pakistan's National Election Process
Pakistan goes to the polls on Thursday in a widely watched national election that will lead to the formation of a new government to lead the crisis-ridden South Asian nation for the next five years.
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A Quick Guide To Pakistan's National Elections
Pakistan goes to the polls on Thursday in a widely watched national election that will lead to the formation of a new government to lead the crisis-ridden South Asian nation for the next five years.
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Pakistan National Assembly Dissolved: What's Next For Crisis-Hit Country
Amid political turmoil and an ongoing economic crisis, Pakistan dissolved its parliament late last evening on the recommendation of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, setting the stage for a general election.
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Pak President Dissolves National Assembly Setting Stage For Fresh Polls
Pakistan President Arif Alvi dissolved the National Assembly on Wednesday at outgoing Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's advice, marking an end to the current government's tenure and paving the way for next general elections.
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Pakistan Aims To Generate Billions In New Taxes To Help Seal IMF Deal
Pakistan's government aims to generate an additional Pakistani rupees (Rs) 215 billion in taxes and cut spending by Rs 85 billion in the next fiscal year in order to seal International Monetary Fund (IMF) deal, Dawn reported.
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Generals Want To Stop Me From Winning Presidential Polls: Imran Khan
Imran Khan said Pakistan's military establishment wanted to stop his opposition party from winning the next election, paving the way for a weak government as the country seeks to stave off a financial crisis.
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Pakistan Hikes Tax On Luxury Imports To Get IMF Deal
Pakistan's parliament gave the go-ahead Monday for the government to raise taxes on a raft of luxury imports and services in a bid to unlock the next tranche of an International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan.
