Ritwik Ghatak's Partition Cinema: A Lasting Legacy
Explore how Ritwik Ghatak transformed Partition's trauma into powerful cinema that continues to resonate. Discover his unique approach to storytelling and political commentary.
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BNP Paribas Challenges $20.75M Sudan Verdict
BNP Paribas seeks to overturn $20.75 million verdict favoring Sudanese refugees, arguing Swiss law doesn't support claims. Bank calls damages excessive amid appeal plans.
Indian Sikh Woman Fails to Return from Pakistan
Indian Sikh woman stranded in Pakistan after police claim she converted to Islam and married locally. Family disputes official version, seeks government intervention.
Pakistan's border policies spark humanitarian disaster: HRCP
Human Rights Commission of Pakistan reveals how Islamabad's border management policies have triggered a severe humanitarian crisis, affecting thousands of civilians.
Pakistan's China-US balancing act heads toward disaster
Pakistan's strategic balancing act between China and the US is unraveling as economic crisis deepens and political instability grows. Analysis of Islamabad's precarious foreign policy tightrope.
Pakistan constitutional amendments expand Army Chief Asim Munir's powers
Pakistan plans sweeping constitutional amendments that would significantly enhance military command structure and federal powers, giving Army Chief General Asim Munir unprecedented authority in governance matters.
Pakistani Hindu girl rescued from forced marriage, reunited
In a shocking case from Pakistan's Sindh province, a young Hindu girl was abducted, forcibly converted to Islam, and married to a 60-year-old Muslim man before being rescued and reunited with her family after legal intervention.
Odisha Village Disappearing Due to Climate Change
Residents of Podampeta village in Odisha share their heartbreaking stories as rising sea levels and coastal erosion threaten their very existence, highlighting India's climate crisis.
Sindh Uprising: Pakistan's Disappearance Crisis Sparks Protests
Pakistan's Sindh province faces unprecedented turmoil as state suppression and enforced disappearances of activists ignite widespread protests. Discover the human rights crisis unfolding in Karachi and beyond.
Mizoram: 50% Myanmar refugees biometric enrollment complete
Mizoram makes significant progress in biometric registration of Myanmar refugees, with nearly half of estimated 32,000 individuals already documented. State Home Department reveals comprehensive security measures.
Russian chants 'Jai Shree Ram' in Pakistan, goes viral
A viral video shows a Russian tourist chanting 'Jai Shree Ram' in Pakistan, receiving unexpected cheers from the local crowd. The heartwarming cultural exchange has taken social media by storm.
Karachi Land Mafia Rules with Police Collusion
Shocking investigation reveals how Karachi's land mafia operates with police protection, illegally occupying government land while authorities turn a blind eye to the systematic land grabbing.
World Bank Disputes Pakistan's Poverty Claims, Flags Crisis
The World Bank disputes Pakistan's official poverty claims, revealing severe rural distress and economic stagnation in a startling new assessment that contradicts government statistics.
Europe Sends Ukrainians Home as Putin Raises Nuclear Stakes
As Vladimir Putin intensifies nuclear rhetoric, European nations Poland and Germany begin reversing Ukrainian refugee policies, signaling a major shift in the ongoing conflict response.
US Drone Admission Exposes Pakistan's Security Gap
Recent US drone strike revelations highlight Pakistan's continued reliance on American technology against TTP militants, raising questions about Islamabad's counter-terror capabilities.
TTP Deputy Chief Amjad Killed in Cross-Border Fire
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praises security forces as Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan deputy chief killed in cross-border exchange. Key militant leader eliminated in major counter-terrorism success.
India rejects UN expert's biased Myanmar refugee analysis
India delivers strong rebuttal to UN Special Rapporteur's claims about Pahalgam attack impacting Myanmar refugees, calling the analysis 'biased and inaccurate' in diplomatic showdown.
6 Soldiers Killed in Pakistan IED Blast
In a devastating security incident, six Pakistani soldiers were killed when their vehicle struck an improvised explosive device in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Bajaur district. The attack highlights the escalating militant violence in the volatile region.
Pakistan Forces Accused of Civilian Abuses in Balochistan
Exclusive report reveals escalating human rights violations in Pakistan's Balochistan region as military intensifies operations against civilians under counter-insurgency pretext.
Climate Change Threatens India's Poverty Progress: UN
New UN Multidimensional Poverty Index 2025 warns climate disasters could push millions back into poverty in India. Learn how floods, droughts threaten hard-won gains.
Pakistan Confirms Failed Peace Talks with Afghan Taliban
Pakistan's Foreign Office reveals critical peace negotiations with Afghanistan's Taliban government in Istanbul have failed, dealing a major blow to regional stability efforts and bilateral relations.
Pakistan-Afghanistan border clashes kill 30 amid truce talks
Violence flares on Pak-Afghan border as 5 Pakistani soldiers and 25 militants killed during truce talks. Rising tensions threaten regional stability.
Afghanistan-Pakistan Peace Talks Resume in Istanbul
Türkiye facilitates high-stakes dialogue between Afghan and Pakistani officials in Istanbul, focusing on regional stability, counter-terrorism cooperation, and bilateral relations.
India slams Pakistan at UNSC over rights abuses
India delivers strong response at UN Security Council, calling out Pakistan's grave human rights violations while firmly stating Jammu & Kashmir remains an inalienable part of India.
Tibetan Refugees in Karnataka: Hope Amid Exile
Discover the poignant journey of Tibetan refugees in Karnataka, balancing cultural preservation with the ache of exile. An intimate look at their hopes and struggles.
Musharraf gave US control of Pakistan nukes: Ex-CIA
Former CIA officer John Kiriakou makes explosive claim that Pervez Musharraf transferred control of Pakistan's nuclear weapons to United States during 2001-2002 military standoff with India.
Pakistan Twin Blasts: 3 Police Killed in KP
In a devastating security breach, back-to-back explosions target police in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, leaving three officers dead and multiple injured. The twin blasts raise serious concerns about regional stability.
Pakistan: KP Urges Punjab to Lift Wheat & Flour Ban
Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province faces potential food crisis as Punjab's wheat and flour export ban creates supply shortages. Provincial government demands immediate intervention.
Jammu clears alleged illegal Rohingya settlement
Jammu administration removes Rohingya families from disputed land in Narwal Bala area. Authorities claim illegal occupation while humanitarian concerns emerge.
Tomato prices surge 400% in Pakistan after border closure
Pakistan faces a severe tomato shortage as border closures with Afghanistan disrupt supply chains, sending prices soaring to unprecedented levels and hitting consumers hard.
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