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India And Pakistan Must Seize The Moment
India has no reason to exclude Kashmir from talks, writes Siddharth Varadarajan.
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Can't Put Hafiz Saeed in Jail Just To Please Everyone: Pakistan Envoy
Pakistan today said it needs "hard evidence" to put terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed in jail. "We can't put him in jail just to please everyone," said Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit today.
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A Paranoid Reaction to Vaidik's Meeting with Hafiz Saeed
The Modi government must extricate the country from this trap, writes Harish Khare.
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Ved Pratap Vaidik an 'RSS Volunteer Beyond Any Doubt' Says Congress
The controversy over journalist Ved Pratap Vaidik's meeting with 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed refuses to subside with the Congress on Wednesday dubbing Mr Vaidik as an "RSS volunteer beyond any doubt" and seeking to know the "hidden agenda" behind the meet.
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Congress Stand on Vaidik Borders on the Absurd
The party appears to be scoring self-goals by the minute, writes Nalin S Kohli.
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Journalist Ved Pratap Vaidik's Meet With Hafiz Saeed Fuels Showdown in Parliament
A massive controversy over journalist Ved Pratap Vaidik's meeting with terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed led to many disruptions in Parliament on Tuesday with the Congress sharpening its attacks on the government.
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No Regrets on Meeting Hafiz Saeed: Ramdev Aide Vaidik to NDTV
Ved Pratap Vaidik, the senior journalist whose meeting with Hafiz Saeed has created a political storm, today said he doesn't regret meeting man who tops India's list of most wanted.
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Row in Parliament over Journalist's Meeting With 26/11 Mastermind Hafiz Saeed
The Congress today attacked the BJP-led government in the Rajya Sabha over a recent meeting in Pakistan between 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed and a journalist considered close to yoga teacher Ramdev.
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Row in Parliament Over Journalist's Meeting With Hafiz Saeed
The controversy over a meeting between 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed and a journalist close to yoga teacher Ramdev today sparked a major row in Parliament.
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India And Pakistan Must Seize The Moment
India has no reason to exclude Kashmir from talks, writes Siddharth Varadarajan.
-
Can't Put Hafiz Saeed in Jail Just To Please Everyone: Pakistan Envoy
Pakistan today said it needs "hard evidence" to put terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed in jail. "We can't put him in jail just to please everyone," said Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit today.
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A Paranoid Reaction to Vaidik's Meeting with Hafiz Saeed
The Modi government must extricate the country from this trap, writes Harish Khare.
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Ved Pratap Vaidik an 'RSS Volunteer Beyond Any Doubt' Says Congress
The controversy over journalist Ved Pratap Vaidik's meeting with 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed refuses to subside with the Congress on Wednesday dubbing Mr Vaidik as an "RSS volunteer beyond any doubt" and seeking to know the "hidden agenda" behind the meet.
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Congress Stand on Vaidik Borders on the Absurd
The party appears to be scoring self-goals by the minute, writes Nalin S Kohli.
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Journalist Ved Pratap Vaidik's Meet With Hafiz Saeed Fuels Showdown in Parliament
A massive controversy over journalist Ved Pratap Vaidik's meeting with terror mastermind Hafiz Saeed led to many disruptions in Parliament on Tuesday with the Congress sharpening its attacks on the government.
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No Regrets on Meeting Hafiz Saeed: Ramdev Aide Vaidik to NDTV
Ved Pratap Vaidik, the senior journalist whose meeting with Hafiz Saeed has created a political storm, today said he doesn't regret meeting man who tops India's list of most wanted.
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Row in Parliament over Journalist's Meeting With 26/11 Mastermind Hafiz Saeed
The Congress today attacked the BJP-led government in the Rajya Sabha over a recent meeting in Pakistan between 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed and a journalist considered close to yoga teacher Ramdev.
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Row in Parliament Over Journalist's Meeting With Hafiz Saeed
The controversy over a meeting between 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed and a journalist close to yoga teacher Ramdev today sparked a major row in Parliament.
