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Hathras: Lol, where is Left? How did they let go this lifeline to come out of coma?

We get to hear that Communists won’t be allowed to visit the United States in foreseeable future. Of course, it’s Donald Trump-induced but now...

There is one rule of corruption for Imran and sister; another for Opposition

The Pakistan’s agency for anti–corruption, National Accountability Bureau (NAB) is now a phantom of witch hunt.  The idea behind the establishment of NAB was to...

How Covid-19 has helped rural economy: And what we Urbans could learn

"The gap between the rich and the poor is increasing day by day in India". This is conventional wisdom and probably very true too....

Pakistan is given but why everyone in neighbourhood is learning Mandarin?

The Karakoram International University, in Gilgit, PoK, is conducting classes in Mandarin  which are sponsored by Pakistani military and are mainly attended by the...

Imran moves to win over Afghanistan–As a booty for China

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan rang up the chairman of Afghan High Council for National Reconciliation, Dr Abdullah Abdullah this week. It was to...

Shahrukh’s links with a Kashmiri separatist alleged; BJP asks “Bollywoodies” to come clean

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday asked Bollywood to renounce its links with Pakistan's spy agency ISI after pictures of several film stars...

Geelani, Drugs and Pakistan’s slush funds in Kashmir Valley

Some days ago, Tehreek-e-Hurriyat patron Syed Ali Shah Geelani had announced his resigned from Hurriyat Conference. His sudden announcement was cryptic and sought to...

As New Kashmir’s Ist anniversary nears, our soldiers would be the target

Some days ago, civilian Bashir Ahmed died when terrorists fired at a CRPF patrolling party at Sopore from a mosque. A CRPF head constable...

Geelani quits Hurriyat; sees writing on the wall

Senior Hurriyat Conference leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani, who was once known as most ardent voice to articulate Pakistan stance in the Kashmir Valley,...

India stares at a failing Afghan policy

US Congress has now been front-loaded with a report on Afghanistan by its think-tank, the Congressional Research Service (CRS), which is a double whammy...

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