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'200% Tariff, 11 Jets Down': Trump's Latest On India-Pak Ceasefire
US President Donald Trump reiterated his claim that he mediated between India and Pakistan during the 2025 military standoff, claiming he had threatened to put 200 per cent tariffs on the two nuclear-armed neighbours if they didn't stop the fighting.
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How An Indian Navy Sea Hawk Flew A Groom To His Wedding Amid 1965 Indo-Pak Tensions
During India-Pakistan tensions in May 1965, a young lieutenant flew the Indian Navy aircraft to get married and be back on duty within 24 hours
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'US Used Pakistan Then Threw Away Like Toilet Paper': Khawaja Asif's Big Admission
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has made one of the starkest admissions of Islamabad's past alignment with the United States, accusing Washington of "exploiting" the Southeast Asian nation for its strategic interests.
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Explained: Who Were The Razakars, How They Brutalised East Pakistan
Bangladesh Elections 2026: Razakars were the paramilitary force that was recruited by the Pakistani army during the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War.
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With Bangladesh Set To Vote, Memories Of Pakistan's 1971 Atrocities Return
On the night of March 25, 1971, Pakistani troops moved into the city under what was called Operation Searchlight.
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Pakistan's 'Kashmir Solidarity Day' Backfires With Protests Exposing Terror Links
Pakistan's annual attempt to project itself as a champion of Kashmir collapsed into an international embarrassment after Kashmiris and Pakistani dissidents across Europe denounced Islamabad's so-called "Kashmir Solidarity Day" as propaganda.
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Why Jamaat-e-Islami Remains Bangladesh's Most Controversial Party
Bangladesh is preparing for a historic general election on February 12, and Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), a hardline Islamist party, is back in the spotlight. Once banned and politically weak, the party is now emerging as a strong contender.
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Union Budget 2026: After Op Sindoor, Terror Threats, Record Defence Spending Hike
Increased spending on the armed forces was not unexpected after Operation Sindoor, the first military clash with Pakistan since the 1971 war between the two countries.
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Beyond Ikkis, Border 2 - The Lesser-Known Story Of A Two-Time War Veteran
This month has seen the release of two Hindi films, Ikkis and Border 2, both dedicated to the Indian officers and soldiers who participated in the Battle of Basantar against Pakistan in 1971.
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Saudi, Turkey, Pak: 8 Islamic Nations Agree To Join Trump's Board Of Peace
Foreign Ministers of eight Islamic countries including Arab nations have welcomed the invitation from United States President Donald J Trump to join the "Board of Peace"
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'200% Tariff, 11 Jets Down': Trump's Latest On India-Pak Ceasefire
US President Donald Trump reiterated his claim that he mediated between India and Pakistan during the 2025 military standoff, claiming he had threatened to put 200 per cent tariffs on the two nuclear-armed neighbours if they didn't stop the fighting.
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How An Indian Navy Sea Hawk Flew A Groom To His Wedding Amid 1965 Indo-Pak Tensions
During India-Pakistan tensions in May 1965, a young lieutenant flew the Indian Navy aircraft to get married and be back on duty within 24 hours
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'US Used Pakistan Then Threw Away Like Toilet Paper': Khawaja Asif's Big Admission
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has made one of the starkest admissions of Islamabad's past alignment with the United States, accusing Washington of "exploiting" the Southeast Asian nation for its strategic interests.
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Explained: Who Were The Razakars, How They Brutalised East Pakistan
Bangladesh Elections 2026: Razakars were the paramilitary force that was recruited by the Pakistani army during the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War.
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With Bangladesh Set To Vote, Memories Of Pakistan's 1971 Atrocities Return
On the night of March 25, 1971, Pakistani troops moved into the city under what was called Operation Searchlight.
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Pakistan's 'Kashmir Solidarity Day' Backfires With Protests Exposing Terror Links
Pakistan's annual attempt to project itself as a champion of Kashmir collapsed into an international embarrassment after Kashmiris and Pakistani dissidents across Europe denounced Islamabad's so-called "Kashmir Solidarity Day" as propaganda.
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Why Jamaat-e-Islami Remains Bangladesh's Most Controversial Party
Bangladesh is preparing for a historic general election on February 12, and Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), a hardline Islamist party, is back in the spotlight. Once banned and politically weak, the party is now emerging as a strong contender.
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Union Budget 2026: After Op Sindoor, Terror Threats, Record Defence Spending Hike
Increased spending on the armed forces was not unexpected after Operation Sindoor, the first military clash with Pakistan since the 1971 war between the two countries.
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Beyond Ikkis, Border 2 - The Lesser-Known Story Of A Two-Time War Veteran
This month has seen the release of two Hindi films, Ikkis and Border 2, both dedicated to the Indian officers and soldiers who participated in the Battle of Basantar against Pakistan in 1971.
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Saudi, Turkey, Pak: 8 Islamic Nations Agree To Join Trump's Board Of Peace
Foreign Ministers of eight Islamic countries including Arab nations have welcomed the invitation from United States President Donald J Trump to join the "Board of Peace"
