When truth is the first casualty
Indian portals go against tide, question govt’s take By Jawed Naqvi TRUTH they say is the first casualty in
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Kashmir escalation: Pakistan ‘shoots down two Indian jets’
Indian news agency reports Pakistani jet may have been shot down on day of skirmishes HAH Report Pakistan says it
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It’s time to complete the revolution we started
In 2016, our campaign began the political revolution. Now, it is time to defeat Donald Trump, complete that revolution and
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Attabad-like disaster looming large in Hunza
Shisper Glacier surge in western Karakoram range creates fear among people of Hunza Sitara Parveen As the people of Hunza
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After Pulwama: S. Asia’s fragile state of play
HAH Report Pakistan and India should make efforts to de-escalate tension and work for resolving conflicts in the region. The
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The spiritual case for Socialism
A new book attempts to deepen the philosophical dimension of a revived left. By JEDEDIAH BRITTON-PURDY Making our choices count
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Knowledge as a national priority
by Waseem Altaf We were extremely poor yet we had books at home, said Ada Yonath, the 2009 Nobel laureate in
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Skardu’s hanging rock: a new tourist attraction
By Farman Baltistani There are certainly many interesting tourist spots, mountains and landscapes in the world that attract millions of
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Violence breeds more violence in Kashmir
As the militarisation of Kashmir has grown, so have victimisation and radicalisation. Ather Zia On February 14, 2019, a four-wheel
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India faces sanctions after Pakistanis fail to get World Cup visa
India faces sanctions after Pakistanis fail to get World Cup visas India could face sanctions after two Pakistani shooters failed
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‘China is after us’: Uighurs in Pakistan report intimidation
Members of Uighur Muslim community say Islamabad is not fighting for their rights as it keeps close ties with China.
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Pakistan warns India against military action
Reuters Pakistan has warned it will retaliate if India takes military action against it after a militant attack on Indian
Read MoreKashmir, the burning paradise
Imad Zafar Kashmir is a paradise that has been burning for decades. Dal, a lake in Srinigar that once attracted
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In Central Asia’s forbidding highlands, a quiet newcomer: Chinese troops
By Gerry Shih NEAR SHAYMAK, Tajikistan — Two miles above sea level in the inhospitable highlands of Central Asia, there’s
Read MoreFacing threats, abuses, Kashmiri students return to Valley
CRPF receives distress calls from Kashmiris. Vijita Singh NEW DELHI Apprehending physical and verbal attacks from frenzied groups in the
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