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Weather Office Predicts Thunderstorms, Light Rain In Delhi, Yellow Alert Issued
The city recorded a minimum temperature of 24 degrees Celsius -- the highest so far this season -- while the maximum temperature is likely to settle around 39 degrees Celsius, according to the weather office.
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China Will Back Pakistan But Leave Iran Exposed In War: An Expert Reveals Why
Pakistan anchors China's western flank through decades of military cooperation and the China Pakistan Economic Corridor, giving Beijing strategic reach toward the Arabian Sea and leverage in South Asia crises.
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A 1,000-Km Rain Band Is Bringing Storms In India, Pakistan, Afghanistan
The active western disturbance is driving widespread thunderstorms, gusty winds (40-80 kmph), isolated hailstorms, and light-to-moderate rainfall or snowfall across northwest India.
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Iran, Pak, Afghanistan: India's Western Neighbours Are Engaged In Conflict
Pakistan has been the Afghan Taliban's closest friend for decades. Now, there's an "open war" between the two. The two countries, now at loggerheads, are India's western neighbours.
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Pakistan Down To 28 Days Of Fuel, Eyes WFH, Online Classes Amid Hormuz Crisis
Pakistan is planning to consider Covid-era measures to reduce fuel consumption such as mandatory work-from-home and online classes as it faces a severe energy crisis because of the Strait of Hormuz closure.
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Pakistan Faces Crunch As Demand For China-Developed JF-17 Jets Surges
Pakistan says it has fielded requests for its JF-17 fighter from five countries in recent months - a surge of interest that could overwhelm its capacity to jointly produce the jet with China.
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India Says Exiting Iran's Chabahar Port Is "Not An Option": Why It Matters
India is in touch with the United States to implement the short-term sanctions waiver to continue its work at Iran's strategically located Chabahar port, the Foreign Ministry said.
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"Makes US Nervous Too": When George W Bush Shared His Pakistan Fears With Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin raised concerns over Pakistan's nuclear proliferation during his private talks with his US counterpart, George W Bush, over two decades ago.
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Blog | The Real Ikkis Story: The 21-Year-Old Who Kept Pak Away From Jammu In 1971
Khetarpal denied the Pakistan Army a vital breakthrough on December 17, 1971, on India's western border, and kept them from gaining control of the road to Jammu. Indira Gandhi wrote a heartfelt letter to his father, honouring his bravery.
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"India Wants To Keep Pak Busy": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Two-Front War Claim
Doubling down on his 'proxy war' claim, Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said New Delhi was keeping Islamabad busy on both eastern and western fronts, referring to the recent clashes with Taliban forces along the Durand Line.
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Weather Office Predicts Thunderstorms, Light Rain In Delhi, Yellow Alert Issued
The city recorded a minimum temperature of 24 degrees Celsius -- the highest so far this season -- while the maximum temperature is likely to settle around 39 degrees Celsius, according to the weather office.
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China Will Back Pakistan But Leave Iran Exposed In War: An Expert Reveals Why
Pakistan anchors China's western flank through decades of military cooperation and the China Pakistan Economic Corridor, giving Beijing strategic reach toward the Arabian Sea and leverage in South Asia crises.
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A 1,000-Km Rain Band Is Bringing Storms In India, Pakistan, Afghanistan
The active western disturbance is driving widespread thunderstorms, gusty winds (40-80 kmph), isolated hailstorms, and light-to-moderate rainfall or snowfall across northwest India.
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Iran, Pak, Afghanistan: India's Western Neighbours Are Engaged In Conflict
Pakistan has been the Afghan Taliban's closest friend for decades. Now, there's an "open war" between the two. The two countries, now at loggerheads, are India's western neighbours.
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Pakistan Down To 28 Days Of Fuel, Eyes WFH, Online Classes Amid Hormuz Crisis
Pakistan is planning to consider Covid-era measures to reduce fuel consumption such as mandatory work-from-home and online classes as it faces a severe energy crisis because of the Strait of Hormuz closure.
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Pakistan Faces Crunch As Demand For China-Developed JF-17 Jets Surges
Pakistan says it has fielded requests for its JF-17 fighter from five countries in recent months - a surge of interest that could overwhelm its capacity to jointly produce the jet with China.
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India Says Exiting Iran's Chabahar Port Is "Not An Option": Why It Matters
India is in touch with the United States to implement the short-term sanctions waiver to continue its work at Iran's strategically located Chabahar port, the Foreign Ministry said.
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"Makes US Nervous Too": When George W Bush Shared His Pakistan Fears With Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin raised concerns over Pakistan's nuclear proliferation during his private talks with his US counterpart, George W Bush, over two decades ago.
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Blog | The Real Ikkis Story: The 21-Year-Old Who Kept Pak Away From Jammu In 1971
Khetarpal denied the Pakistan Army a vital breakthrough on December 17, 1971, on India's western border, and kept them from gaining control of the road to Jammu. Indira Gandhi wrote a heartfelt letter to his father, honouring his bravery.
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"India Wants To Keep Pak Busy": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Two-Front War Claim
Doubling down on his 'proxy war' claim, Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said New Delhi was keeping Islamabad busy on both eastern and western fronts, referring to the recent clashes with Taliban forces along the Durand Line.
