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'Lecture On Rights Deeply Ironic': India Debunks Pakistan's Propaganda At UN
India has slammed Pakistan's hypocrisy at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), saying it is "deeply ironic" that a nation with a record of minority persecution can lecture others on human rights.
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Four Indians, One Pakistani Player In Best XI Of Asia Cup 2025 Picked By Former Cricketers
Former India players Irfan Pathan, Abhishek Nayar and Saba Karim, also an ex-chief selector of national team, were asked to pick the best XI of Asia Cup 2025.
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Amid Asia Cup Controversy, Pakistan U17 Football Team's Act Against India Triggers Row
India maintained their stranglehold over arch-rivals Pakistan across sports as the country's football team notched a 3-2 victory in a highly-charged SAFF U17 Championship match.
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Pakistan Claims ICC Open To 'Investigate Code Of Conduct Violation' In Handshake Row, Report Reveals Major Catch
The Pakistan Cricket Board, on Wednesday, claimed that match referee Andy Pycroft apologised to its national team for prohibiting the handshake between Indian and Pakistani players
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2 Soldiers Killed In Encounter In J&K's Kulgam
Two soldiers, including a junior commissioned officer of the Army, have been killed in action, and one more soldier was injured during a fierce encounter with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district.
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2 Pakistani Nationals Found On Bihar Voter List, Probe Ordered
In a case from Bhagalpur district in Bihar, two women who came from Pakistan in 1956 were issued voter ID cards, and even got verified during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process.
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9 Air Force Officers Awarded Vir Chakra For Bravery During Op Sindoor
As festivities for Independence Day begin, the centre on Thursday awarded Vir Chakra to nine Indian Air Force officers for their brave contributions in the service of the nation during Operation Sindoor.
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After Pahalgam Attack, 21 Terrorists Killed In 6 Separate J&K Encounters
Following the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, counter-terror operations by security forces have led to the killing of 21 terrorists in six separate encounters across Jammu and Kashmir.
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Home Ministry Allows Visitor Visa For Pakistani Woman Deported After Pahalgam Attack
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has informed the Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh High Court that it has decided to grant a visitor's visa to Rakshanda Rashid, a Pakistani woman who was deported from Jammu after the Pahalgam terror attack.
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"Maybe They'll Sell To India": Trump Announces "Massive" Oil Partnership With Pak
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday his administration struck a deal with Pakistan in which Washington will work with Islamabad in developing the South Asian nation's oil reserves.
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"Opposition Should Ask If Terror Bases Destroyed": Rajnath Singh On Op Sindoor
The opposition's questions on losses suffered during Operation Sindoor - specifically the number of fighter jets shot down by Pakistan - "do not adequately represent our national sentiments", Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said in Parliament Monday.
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"Clean Chit To Pak": BJP Slams P Chidambaram's "Homegrown Terrorists" Remark
Ahead of the Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament, a massive political row has erupted over Congress veteran P Chidambaram's remarks in an interview, in which he said "homegrown terrorists" could be involved in the Pahalgam terror attack
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Kargil Vijay Diwas 2025: 26 Years Later, India Still Salutes Its Heroes
Kargil Vijay Diwas 2025: The war was fought at high altitudes in the Himalayas, where Indian soldiers bravely reclaimed peaks infiltrated by Pakistani troops.
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Political Storm In Chhattisgarh Over Pak Nationals Amid Rohingya-Bangladeshi Deportation Drive
The political discourse in Chhattisgarh has intensified following the recent deportation of illegal Bangladeshi nationals from the state.
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Pakistan's Hypocrisy Exposed: Kargil Soldier, Whose Body Wasn't Accepted, Honoured By Asim Munir
A Pakistani soldier, who was disowned by Islamabad during the 1999 Kargil War, is being celebrated as a national hero in the Islamic republic after 26 years, exposing Pakistan's hypocrisy.
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'Lecture On Rights Deeply Ironic': India Debunks Pakistan's Propaganda At UN
India has slammed Pakistan's hypocrisy at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), saying it is "deeply ironic" that a nation with a record of minority persecution can lecture others on human rights.
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Four Indians, One Pakistani Player In Best XI Of Asia Cup 2025 Picked By Former Cricketers
Former India players Irfan Pathan, Abhishek Nayar and Saba Karim, also an ex-chief selector of national team, were asked to pick the best XI of Asia Cup 2025.
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Amid Asia Cup Controversy, Pakistan U17 Football Team's Act Against India Triggers Row
India maintained their stranglehold over arch-rivals Pakistan across sports as the country's football team notched a 3-2 victory in a highly-charged SAFF U17 Championship match.
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Pakistan Claims ICC Open To 'Investigate Code Of Conduct Violation' In Handshake Row, Report Reveals Major Catch
The Pakistan Cricket Board, on Wednesday, claimed that match referee Andy Pycroft apologised to its national team for prohibiting the handshake between Indian and Pakistani players
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2 Soldiers Killed In Encounter In J&K's Kulgam
Two soldiers, including a junior commissioned officer of the Army, have been killed in action, and one more soldier was injured during a fierce encounter with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district.
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2 Pakistani Nationals Found On Bihar Voter List, Probe Ordered
In a case from Bhagalpur district in Bihar, two women who came from Pakistan in 1956 were issued voter ID cards, and even got verified during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process.
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9 Air Force Officers Awarded Vir Chakra For Bravery During Op Sindoor
As festivities for Independence Day begin, the centre on Thursday awarded Vir Chakra to nine Indian Air Force officers for their brave contributions in the service of the nation during Operation Sindoor.
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After Pahalgam Attack, 21 Terrorists Killed In 6 Separate J&K Encounters
Following the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, counter-terror operations by security forces have led to the killing of 21 terrorists in six separate encounters across Jammu and Kashmir.
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Home Ministry Allows Visitor Visa For Pakistani Woman Deported After Pahalgam Attack
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has informed the Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh High Court that it has decided to grant a visitor's visa to Rakshanda Rashid, a Pakistani woman who was deported from Jammu after the Pahalgam terror attack.
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"Maybe They'll Sell To India": Trump Announces "Massive" Oil Partnership With Pak
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday his administration struck a deal with Pakistan in which Washington will work with Islamabad in developing the South Asian nation's oil reserves.
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"Opposition Should Ask If Terror Bases Destroyed": Rajnath Singh On Op Sindoor
The opposition's questions on losses suffered during Operation Sindoor - specifically the number of fighter jets shot down by Pakistan - "do not adequately represent our national sentiments", Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said in Parliament Monday.
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"Clean Chit To Pak": BJP Slams P Chidambaram's "Homegrown Terrorists" Remark
Ahead of the Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament, a massive political row has erupted over Congress veteran P Chidambaram's remarks in an interview, in which he said "homegrown terrorists" could be involved in the Pahalgam terror attack
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Kargil Vijay Diwas 2025: 26 Years Later, India Still Salutes Its Heroes
Kargil Vijay Diwas 2025: The war was fought at high altitudes in the Himalayas, where Indian soldiers bravely reclaimed peaks infiltrated by Pakistani troops.
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Political Storm In Chhattisgarh Over Pak Nationals Amid Rohingya-Bangladeshi Deportation Drive
The political discourse in Chhattisgarh has intensified following the recent deportation of illegal Bangladeshi nationals from the state.
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Pakistan's Hypocrisy Exposed: Kargil Soldier, Whose Body Wasn't Accepted, Honoured By Asim Munir
A Pakistani soldier, who was disowned by Islamabad during the 1999 Kargil War, is being celebrated as a national hero in the Islamic republic after 26 years, exposing Pakistan's hypocrisy.
