Lahore would have been in India if...: When an Indian Army regiment went deep into the heart of Pakistan, the regiment is...
On September 12, 1965, during the 1965 India-Pakistan war, the Jat Regiment of the Indian Army penetrated 5o kilometers into Pakistan.
Rajnath says India didn’t use 1965 war’s ‘strategic advances’ to end infiltration: story of Pakistan’s Operation Gibraltar
Why was the 1965 India-Pakistan war fought, what happened after it, and what is the significance of Haji Pir in curbing ...
Russia’s ‘Afghan Quad’ overtures to India hit a China, Pakistan stumbling block
Moscow wants India to join a coalition alongside its old adversaries, plus Iran - but New Delhi doesn't seem all that keen ...
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Palestinian militants begin handover of three Israeli hostages in latest stage of ceasefire deal
Three Israeli civilians and four soldiers have been released so far in the ceasefire, which began on Jan. 19. In return, ...
Bankrupt Pakistan, with World Bank loan in hand worth Rs…., appeals to the world for a ‘concrete plan’ to….
Bankrupt Pakistan is now envisioning the reconstruction of Gaza, which has been left in ruins and remains by Israeli ...
Gaza Ceasefire Deal | Imran Khan Convicted | India-Taliban Ties | B'desh-Pak Ties | H1-B Visa Rules
As Israel and Hamas seal the deal in Doha, the world is holding its breath. A three-phase hostage release and ceasefire agreement was finalised early Friday, marking a turning point in the 15-month ...
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'No trade talks held with Pakistan', says Indian FM Jaishankar
Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar on Wednesday stated that there had been no talks on trade with Pakistan since ...
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Israel's Foreign Minister talks Gaza ceasefire with Finnish counterpart
Israels Foreign Minister Gideon Saar spoke with Finnish Minister of Foreign Affairs Elina Valtonen regarding regional and ...
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Shivshankar Menon on Hostile Equilibrium: India-Pakistan Dynamics
Former NSA Shivshankar Menon discusses the intentional 'controlled hostility' between India and Pakistan, serving the ruling elites of both nations, at the Kerala Literature Festival. He considers ...