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Pakistani TV channels are no longer to make Indian content a part of their transmissions

Parliament is in need of revival, of re-energising & bringing back to the forefront of national political narrative

No surprise that the two countries have found containing violent religio-political groups difficult

The Kargil war (1999) was the first occasion that showed the restraining role of the nuclear weapons

Development comes a day after Delhi CM, Congress party demanded video evidence of the purported action

We don’t do politics on Kashmir, PPP chairperson tells reporters outside Parliament House

Burhan Wani's blood reinvigorated Kashmiri resistance movement, says Nawaz Sharif

The establishment in both countries realises that war would be nothing more than a folly

How do leaders detoxify the narrative once they have brainwashed their people into hating the other country?

When everything is in a flux, some semblance of constancy is required to anchor our being

One needs to peel off some basic layers of thought processes that have popped up in both the countries

The situation is highly complex but it is essentially the ruthless iron grip of Assad

The lawmaker was arrested on July 9, 2015 for misappropriation of billions of rupees through illegal mining

BJP slams Delhi CM; Kejriwal hits back

Pak stresses need for activation of UN Military Observer Group for India, Pakistan to monitor ceasefire violations

The government is also likely to face grilling during a joint session of parliament scheduled on Wednesday

'This is not a decision that was taken lightly,' State Department spokesman John Kirby

PM Nawaz Sharif called an all-parties meeting on Monday to gain cross-party unity at a time of national crisis

Both the Senate and the House overwhelmingly voted in favour of the bill

Any move by India to unilaterally tamper with IWT is only going to highlight the enormity of the Kashmir dispute

Decisions taken by India on September 26, especially its renewed adherence to the IWT are inconsequential

Arvind Kejriwal demands Modi to release footage-based evidence of incident to substantiate Indian claim

Parliamentary leaders reaffirm Kashmiris' right to self-determination; reject India's claim of 'surgical strikes'

Altaf-led leaders revoke membership of Farooq Sattar, MQM dismisses the move

The Modi government has whipped up war hysteria and is now having to follow through with its grandstanding

Neither country deserves, nor should they have, nuclear arsenals

Chief minister of Sindh, Murad Ali Shah, has taken some decisions that have been welcomed by many

‘Modi is a life-long member of the RSS, a para-military Hindu organisation inspired by fascist movements of...

‘Do not consider us same people as we were during 1971… now each and every child is ready to fight against...

Stephanie DeSimone alleges Saudi Arabia of providing material support to al Qaeda for more than a decade

Preliminary investigation suggests all detained are fishermen; Pakistan rejects Indian claim

ISPR dismisses Indian claim as ‘absurd and baseless’

India argues that the role of UNMOGIP has been overtaken by the 1972 Simla Agreement

To the surprise of many something very large stirred in Lahore on September 30

Will this surgical strike put an end to terror? And if not, what will India do when the next terror strike happens?

The new Indian ‘aggressive defence’ is testing the limits of what is clearly an outdated Pakistani narrative

PTI chief says he won’t let Nawaz Sharif rule after Muharram

This isn’t the first time the party has launched a campaign against the PML-N government

The question of whether India carried out ‘surgical strikes’ as a response somewhat hangs in the air

As the mantras go: ‘history repeats itself,’ and ‘we must learn from history’

Future of Farooq Sattar, Mustafa Kamal or any other Altaf rebel harbouring leadership ambitions appears rather murky

Any military confrontation, even when not threatening to spiral out of control, has serious consequences

Pakistan must stay alert against the current cementing of Indo-US ties

If two countries reach semi-finals, it is another situation which can’t be avoided, says BCCI president Anurag Thakur

India’s move to derail the summit contradicts Modi’s call to fight poverty, says Foreign Office

Will not hold protest rallies but 'shut down Islamabad', announces PTI chairman

Indian minister says New Delhi will take up the matter with Islamabad for soldier's early release

Foreign secretary conveys Islamabad’s concerns over incident to Indian envoy

Lawmakers call for review of Indus Waters Treaty which favours Delhi

Lahore High Court on Thursday allowed the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf to hold its march on the PM residence at Raiwind