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Premier cites need to oversee coronavirus pandemic response in Britain

FM Qureshi invites opposition to join hands on ‘this vital issue’

Qureshi urges India to allow UN to investigate human rights violation in IIOJ&K

UN back in 1949 guaranteed Kashmiris' right to self-determination through an impartial plebiscite, says Imran Khan

'We are ready to prolong our agitation as long as possible,' says Rakesh Tikait, a farmers’ leader

Demonstrators also battle a social media campaign by the Hindu-nationalist BJP of PM Modi

Questions PDM, asks what national service can be provided by those "whose philosophy is in-line with India"

The year just ended saw Pakistan shaken by the struggle between political order and disorder

Opposition lawmakers questioned the lack of transparency in approving it, says approval is premature and dangerous

Foreign Office says "her life is in danger owing to imminent risk of persecutory conviction by a sham court"

16 such spying devices were shot down by Pakistan Army troops in 2020, according to ISPR

FO rejects ‘completely unwarranted assertions’ by the Indian MEA in connection with the Hindu temple incident in Karak

FO voices concern over continued incarceration of leadership

It took a pandemic for Pakistan's entertainment industry to recognise the power of OTT

India wants to start administering the vaccine soon, most likely by Wednesday, say sources

This step is consistent with the provisions of the Consular Access Agreement between both countries

Practice is witnessed twice a year on Jan 1, July 1 under the Consular Access Agreement

Despite an ever present threat from India, Pakistan managed to finally broker a deal between the US and Taliban

India’s desperate quest for seeking legitimacy in IIOJK is a reality and must be taken seriously by Pakistan

Minorities in India particularly Muslims feeling isolated and intimidated, says President Arif Alvi

232 freedom fighters and 177 Indian troops also among 474 deceased, says report

More than 700 seminaries will be shut by April, says Indian state’s education minister

Tensions between Beijing and New Delhi soared in June after troops clashed in hand-to-hand combat in Ladakh

PML-N will file ‘treason case’ against premier, if it comes to power, vows Ahsan Iqbal

Says frenzied import of conventional weapons cannot guarantee solutions to military problems posed by Pakistan, China

The South Asian nation reports 20 cases of a new infectious strain of Covid first detected in the UK

Modi govt’s policies toward Pakistan need to be viewed in context of RSS’s anti-Muslim and Hindu nationalist agenda

'Miscreants' remain unidentified as Indian army claims "matter being looked into at the highest level"

India has the second-highest case load in the world

Foreign Office says Delhi making illegal arrests over malicious, fabricated charges under draconian laws

Police accuse army captain and his two accomplices of killing three Kashmiri labourers and calling them 'militants'

Farmers’ unions still insist they want the laws repealed

Bill to be presented in Madhya Pradesh assembly includes a maximum punishment of up to 10 years in jail

Alliance's election victory shows Kashmiris have not accepted decision to end special status, says ex-CM Omar Abdullah

At least six rounds of talks between Modi’s government and farmer leaders on the new laws have failed

[Ofcom] action is further manifestation of India's disgrace at the international level, says information minister

Nowhere is Modi's ‘Hindutva’ more in evidence than in Uttar Pradesh where dozens of Muslim men arrested

Six rounds of talks between government officials and farmer union leaders have failed to resolve the deadlock

Says Pakistan will continue to support a two-state solution in accordance with UN, OIC resolutions

Army responded effectively to aggression, causing substantial damage to Indian troops in men and material, says ISPR

Indian forces have carried out 3,012 ceasefire violations this year alone, says FO

Lancet report says pollution led to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, respiratory infections, lung cancer

United Nations confirms probe into UNMOGIP incident continues

Three more citizens including a four-year-old boy also sustained injuries, says ISPR

A day earlier, 47 pilgrims were issued visas to visit Shree Katas Raj temples

New strain prompts Britain’s neighbours, several countries to close doors to travellers from the country

It’s very difficult to camp out in this weather, but we aren’t scared, says one farmer

FM terms UAE visa ban temporary; asks opposition to resign immediately

Warns that New Delhi might resort to a false flag operation to divert attention away from its crises

Says RSS-BJP government planning to stage ‘false flag’ attack to divert attention from its domestic difficulties