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"Chicken Manchurian Is From Pakistan": NYT's Claim Lands Them In Soup
The report quickly caught the attention of the online community, with many Indian Twitter users expressing their disagreement with the claim made by NYT.
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"Bring Change Of 2000": Twitter User Shares Hilarious Message Bakery Wrote On His Cake
Social media users are having a good laugh after a Pakistani customer shared a photo showing what a bakery wrote on the cake he ordered.
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Pak Artist's Ramzan Song Reminds Twitter Users Of 'Kacha Badam'
A Pakistani singer has released a song about keeping fast during the holy month of Ramzan, which set social media on fire. It is not because of the catchy lyrics, but due to its similarity with wildly popular "Kacha Badam" song.
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Viral Now: Pakistan Minister Says 'Garlic Is Adrak', Cracks Up Twitter
Viral Now: A minister from Pakistan was caught on camera mistranslating Garlic and calling it Adrak. Twitter users were left in splits.
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Viral: Strawberry Biryani!? Pakistani Man's Strange Recipe Worked Up The Internet
Viral: Pakistani man cooked a large pot of biryani in a traditional vessel and decided to placestrawberries as the topmost layer for the biryani.
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Block 1,178 Handles, Says India. Protecting Free Speech, Twitter Responds
The Indian government has asked microblogging platform Twitter to remove more than a thousand accounts for allegedly spreading misinformation and provocative content around farmers' protests. It has alleged that the 1,178 handles have Pakistani and Khalistani users, official sources have said. The social media site is yet to completely comply with ...
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"National Dress": Pak Singer Rabi Pirzada Trolled For Threatening PM Modi In Suicide Bomber Vest
A month after "threatening" Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a reptilian attack on Twitter, Pakistan singer Rabi Pirzada has struck again with a similar message but in a slightly different outfit. This time, she appeared on social media dressed in what looked like a black suicide bomber vest - complete with dynamite sticks and a timer - and identi...
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Pak Journalist Compares Dalai Lama With Masood Azhar, Slammed On Twitter
A tweet by a senior Pakistani journalist in which he likened Tibetan leader Dalai Lama with terrorist Masood Azhar has triggered a storm on Twitter, with users slamming him for the remark.
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Twitter Warns Global Users Their Tweets Violate Pakistani Law
Pakistan has previously threatened to block Twitter if the company did not remove content its government found offensive.
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Twitter Warns Pakistan Rights Activists Over Government Criticism
Twitter said it lets users know when it receives a government request to remove their content for violations of law or the company's terms of service.
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Shahid Afridi Roasted Online For Kashmir Tweet, Gautam Gambhir Hits Back
Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi has been lacerated on social media over a tweet on Kashmir, where he alleges there is an "appalling and worrisome situation" and urges UN intervention. This, on a day the US has taken action against a Pakistani outfit controlled by 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed, who roams freely in Pakistan.
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Pakistanis want to know if Rushdie tweets are real
Days after author Salman Rushdie took to Twitter, he was accosted by users of the micro-blogging website in Pakistan keen on finding out whether he was the real deal or just someone operating a spoof account.
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"Chicken Manchurian Is From Pakistan": NYT's Claim Lands Them In Soup
The report quickly caught the attention of the online community, with many Indian Twitter users expressing their disagreement with the claim made by NYT.
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"Bring Change Of 2000": Twitter User Shares Hilarious Message Bakery Wrote On His Cake
Social media users are having a good laugh after a Pakistani customer shared a photo showing what a bakery wrote on the cake he ordered.
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Pak Artist's Ramzan Song Reminds Twitter Users Of 'Kacha Badam'
A Pakistani singer has released a song about keeping fast during the holy month of Ramzan, which set social media on fire. It is not because of the catchy lyrics, but due to its similarity with wildly popular "Kacha Badam" song.
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Viral Now: Pakistan Minister Says 'Garlic Is Adrak', Cracks Up Twitter
Viral Now: A minister from Pakistan was caught on camera mistranslating Garlic and calling it Adrak. Twitter users were left in splits.
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Viral: Strawberry Biryani!? Pakistani Man's Strange Recipe Worked Up The Internet
Viral: Pakistani man cooked a large pot of biryani in a traditional vessel and decided to placestrawberries as the topmost layer for the biryani.
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Block 1,178 Handles, Says India. Protecting Free Speech, Twitter Responds
The Indian government has asked microblogging platform Twitter to remove more than a thousand accounts for allegedly spreading misinformation and provocative content around farmers' protests. It has alleged that the 1,178 handles have Pakistani and Khalistani users, official sources have said. The social media site is yet to completely comply with ...
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"National Dress": Pak Singer Rabi Pirzada Trolled For Threatening PM Modi In Suicide Bomber Vest
A month after "threatening" Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a reptilian attack on Twitter, Pakistan singer Rabi Pirzada has struck again with a similar message but in a slightly different outfit. This time, she appeared on social media dressed in what looked like a black suicide bomber vest - complete with dynamite sticks and a timer - and identi...
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Pak Journalist Compares Dalai Lama With Masood Azhar, Slammed On Twitter
A tweet by a senior Pakistani journalist in which he likened Tibetan leader Dalai Lama with terrorist Masood Azhar has triggered a storm on Twitter, with users slamming him for the remark.
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Twitter Warns Global Users Their Tweets Violate Pakistani Law
Pakistan has previously threatened to block Twitter if the company did not remove content its government found offensive.
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Twitter Warns Pakistan Rights Activists Over Government Criticism
Twitter said it lets users know when it receives a government request to remove their content for violations of law or the company's terms of service.
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Shahid Afridi Roasted Online For Kashmir Tweet, Gautam Gambhir Hits Back
Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi has been lacerated on social media over a tweet on Kashmir, where he alleges there is an "appalling and worrisome situation" and urges UN intervention. This, on a day the US has taken action against a Pakistani outfit controlled by 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed, who roams freely in Pakistan.
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Pakistanis want to know if Rushdie tweets are real
Days after author Salman Rushdie took to Twitter, he was accosted by users of the micro-blogging website in Pakistan keen on finding out whether he was the real deal or just someone operating a spoof account.
