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India votes: First big day of polls draws to a close
Election Commission’s satisfaction over turnout levels was marred by bomb blasts in two constituencies.
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Pak-China relations: Special incentives being offered to Chinese investors, says Shahbaz
Chief minister says purpose of frequent foreign visits is to overcome energy crisis.
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Comment: Narendra Modi will be bad for Pakistan – and India
Modi is a controversial Hindu right-wing hardliner who cares little for minorities, particularly Muslims.
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‘Instrument of prosperity’: PM calls for unlocking Silk Road potential
Nawaz recounts political, economic dividends of the project at Boao Forum.
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Hall of Fame: Andres Iniesta – the illusionist
Iniesta is arguably the greatest attacking midfielder, if not greatest midfielder outright, to have graced the sport.
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Surveillance by UK, US sets bad precedent for privacy, freedom efforts in Pakistan: activist
Digital Rights Foundation Director raises questions about UK’s sale of surveillance tools to other governments.
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NATO satellite photos show Russian military buildup near Ukraine
NATO says photos back up warnings about Russian military.
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Pakistan will work with whoever people of India elect: FO
Pakistan aims to resume composite dialogue with India, says Foreign Office spokersperson Tasneem Aslam
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India's Muslims make emotional return to riot-hit homes in Muzaffarnagar to vote
Villages went to the polls in the key northern state of Uttar Pradesh, where communal riots killed more than 50 people
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21 injured in mass stabbing at US high school
16-year-old assailant overpowered and arrested, at least 4 students critically injured, motive not clear.
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In India, show the finger after voting, get cheaper gas and food
In New Delhi voters can get a discount of about 0.7 percent on petrol at any one of 67 pumps around the city.
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Nepal bill offers amnesty for war crimes
Those accused of rape will not be granted amnesty.
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Al-Jazeera journalists back in Cairo court
Amnesty International is calling for the release of the journalists and deems the court's act as "vindicative"
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One dead as gunmen attack NATO trucks in Jamrud
Attack takes place as a convoy of 7 oil tankers was on its way to Afghanistan, according to security officials.
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It's a 3-way race in India's capital
While both BJP and AAP are in a buoyant mood, Congress faces a wave of anti-incumbency amid corruption allegations.
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India poll favourite 'bachelor' Modi admits he is married
Reports have consistently stated that he was betrothed to a 62-year-old now-retired school teacher called Jashodaben.
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Baisakhi: Sikh pilgrims to arrive at Wagha today
This year, around 3,000 Sikhs are expected to visit.
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Candidate’s Kargil remarks draw ire on eve of polls
UP Minister Azam Khan said Muslim soldiers alone fought Kargil war for India.
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India votes: Shashi Tharoor up for reelection
In 2009, Tharoor won his seat from Thiruvananthapuram despite facing criticism of being an “elite outsider”.
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Comment: A Gandhi Pakistanis will love
Perhaps the grandson of the late Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi will bring in a ray of hope.
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Communal violence casts shadow over Muzaffarnagar polls
Tight security arrangements have been made to ensure a smooth voting process.
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Afghanistan elections: Frontrunner rules out coalition government
Abdullah Abdullah voices possibility of teaming up with rival Zalmai Rassoul.
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‘No-first-use’ policy: India’s nuclear doctrine has become almost ineffective, says expert
'India for practical reasons is already not adhering to the policy,' says Dr Zafar Iqbal Cheema.
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US participation in Dasu, Diamer-Basha projects important: Dar
Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to expanding bilateral trade and business links.
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Indonesia opposition tops legislative polls: unofficial tallies
A tally, known as a "quick count", by think-tank CSIS put the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle on 19 per cent.
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Iran nuclear talks to 'move to next phase' in May
The fourth and next round will be held in Vienna again from May 13.
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Four-way Ukraine talks announced as 'hostages' freed
According to sources in Russian foreign ministry the talks would probably be held at the end of the week.
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Iran says 'narrowing some differences' in nuclear talks
Iran froze parts of its nuclear activities for minor relief from Western sanctions in November under an interim deal.
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Former Pakistani bus driver's son appointed as new culture secretary in UK
Javid, a rising star in the Conservative Party, previously served as financial secretary to the Treasury.
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Drunk on democracy? India awash with free whisky
Many political parties rely on legitimate election freebies to secure voters.
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Maoist rebels kill three in India poll attack
Rebels attacked a convoy of paramilitary commandos returning from escorting election officials, police say.
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Pakistani ex-detainee in Bagram haunted by 'mental torture'
Truck driver spent 9 years in Bagram prison, where he claims he was tortured even despite his innocence.
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India votes: Why have elections been stretched so long?
States are going to the polls in up to five phases so that it is possible to ensure voting is free and fair.
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Assault: Arvind Kejriwal suspects Modi hand in latest slap
AAP chief attacked while campaigning in Delhi.
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Indian elections: Second leg of polls kicks off today
As phase two begins, all eyes are on the April 10 polls.
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Five die in Indian Kashmir gunbattle ahead of polls
A gunbattle late Monday in Kralpora village, left one soldier and two policemen dead.
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IMF lowers economic growth projections for Pakistan
Unemployment rate is expected to rise to 6.9 per cent in 2014 and 7.2 per cent in 2015.
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Afghan presidential election provokes more than 3,000 complaints
There are fears the Taliban may exploit security in the capital during the lengthy ballot counting process.
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Suspected al Qaeda militants kill four Yemen soldiers
Attack is latest in series of deadly operations against security forces blamed on al Qaeda in Arabian Peninsula.
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Sonar loaded underwater robot to hunt for MH370
The Bluefin-21, a 16.2 feet long sonar device, is expected to be deployed to the ocean floor.
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Search for MH370 to be most expensive in aviation history
Reuters' estimates show that at least $44 million has already been spent on deployment of military ships, aircraft.
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Scandals dog top aide to India's would-be PM Modi
Even colleagues who resent his aloofness acknowledge Amit Shah's acumen, respect his unflinching loyalty to Modi.
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Two days of gunfights leave 24 dead in Mexico's north
Some 80,000 people have been killed in drug violence in Mexico since 2006.
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Ukraine launches 'anti-terrorist' operation in eastern city, 70 arrested
City center is blocked along with metro stations, once finished, we will open them, says Ukrainian Interior Minister.
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Foreign assistance: 150 families from FATA handed ownership of houses
Saudi fund and UN Refugee Agency help 150 families left homeless because of security forces’ operations in FATA.
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Missing paperwork: Afghan businessmen do not register with FBR, assembly told
Ministry estimates more than half of investments total up to Rs1.5 million.
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Kidnapping saga: ‘Iran swapped eight militants for guards’
The abducted Iranian border guards reunited with their families on Sunday.
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Pro-Russians proclaim independence for Ukraine's Donetsk
Donetsk activists went one step further on Monday by proclaiming the creation of a sovereign "people's republic".
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India tea workers buck trend, stick with Congress
Loyalty to one’s own tribe or community often trumps all other considerations.
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Analysis: Do Indians care about secularism anymore?
For many voters, battle for India’s theological identity is less important than the condition of the air they breathe.

















































