India dismisses Pakistan PM's terror allegations
India strongly refutes Pakistan PM's baseless terror claims following Islamabad attack. Delhi condemns false accusations as Pakistan faces internal political turmoil over military reforms.
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Dharmendra's first love was Hamida, lost in Partition
Veteran actor Dharmendra reveals his childhood crush Hamida, his teacher's daughter, whom he lost after the India-Pakistan partition in 1947. Discover his innocent love story.
Pakistan in 'State of War' After Islamabad Suicide Attack
Pakistan's defence minister declares state of war after suicide blast kills 5 in Islamabad. The attack targeted police near a sensitive diplomatic zone. Read latest updates.
Suicide Blast in Pakistan Kills 12, Injures 36
A suicide bombing outside a court in Islamabad, Pakistan, leaves 12 dead and 36 injured. Officials issue a stern warning to Afghanistan over terrorism. Read the full report.
Gaza Partition Risk Grows as Trump Plan Stalls
Exclusive: Trump's Gaza reconstruction plan falters, raising partition risks. European officials confirm focus shifts to Israel-controlled areas. Read the full analysis.
Pakistan Suicide Bombing: 12 Dead in Islamabad Court Attack
Tragic suicide bombing outside Islamabad district court leaves 12 dead, over 25 injured. Latest updates on Pakistan terror attack and security response.
Car Bomb at Islamabad Court Kills 5, Injures 8
A devastating car bomb explosion outside Islamabad district court killed five people and injured eight others. Police confirm forensic investigation ongoing. Read latest updates.
Pakistan Army Shells Own Citizens: Peace Pact Broken
Exclusive ground report reveals Pakistani military turning guns on civilians in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, violating longstanding peace agreements and destroying homes in border villages.
Babar Azam Under Fire: Retirement Calls Grow After ODI Failure
Pressure mounts on Babar Azam as fans and experts question his ODI future following Pakistan's disappointing performance against South Africa. Is it time for a leadership change?
Pakistan delegation holds Istanbul talks with Afghan Taliban
Pakistan dispatches senior officials to Istanbul for pivotal discussions with Afghan Taliban leadership, focusing on regional security and bilateral relations amid ongoing tensions.
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.
Partition's Echo: Memory Shapes India-Pakistan Relations
Exploring the enduring psychological impact of Partition through literature and cinema, and how historical trauma continues to influence South Asian geopolitics and identity.
Indian Sikhs celebrate Guru Nanak's birthday in Pakistan
In a remarkable display of interfaith harmony, Indian Sikh pilgrims journeyed to Pakistan's Nankana Sahib to celebrate the 556th Prakash Purab of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. This historic pilgrimage strengthens cultural bonds between the two nations.
Ritwik Ghatak at 100: His Timeless Cinematic Legacy
As Ritwik Ghatak's centenary approaches, explore how his revolutionary films about displacement and identity resonate powerfully with contemporary India's social landscape.
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.
Blast inside Pakistan Supreme Court, casualties feared
A powerful explosion struck inside Pakistan's Supreme Court complex in Islamabad's high-security Red Zone. Security forces have cordoned off the area as emergency response teams rush to the scene.
Pakistani lawyer fights 'period tax' affecting millions
Human rights lawyer Maheen Sultan fights to abolish Pakistan's controversial 10-18% sales tax on menstrual products, calling it discriminatory against women's health and dignity.
Ritwik Ghatak Centenary: Cinema's Rebel Genius
As Ritwik Ghatak's 100th birth anniversary approaches, we explore the enduring legacy of the cinematic maverick whose powerful narratives and revolutionary techniques continue to inspire filmmakers worldwide.
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.
Pakistan Economic Meltdown: Investors Flee as Crisis Deepens
Pakistan faces economic collapse as investor confidence plummets due to restrictive state policies, capital flight, and dwindling foreign reserves, creating a perfect storm of financial 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.
Pakistan Press Freedom Crisis Deepens in 2025
A shocking new report reveals Pakistan's press freedom has hit alarming new lows in 2025, with journalists facing violence, censorship, and political pressure under the new government.
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.
Pune's Humble Gurdwara: Sikh Faith Epicenter
Discover the hidden history of Pune's Gurdwara Guru Nanak Darbar - a modest Sikh shrine that became the spiritual heart of the community and played a crucial role during Partition.
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.
Digvijaya Singh: BJP dividing neighborhoods like partition
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh accuses BJP of employing divisive tactics reminiscent of pre-Partition politics, drawing parallels between current religious tensions and historical divisions.
Singh: BJP dividing neighborhoods like Jinnah-Savarkar did India
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh makes controversial statement blaming Jinnah and Savarkar for India's partition, accuses BJP of using similar divisive tactics in modern neighborhoods. Political storm erupts over historical parallels.
Pakistan's Geopolitical Decline: Regional Shifts Leave Islamabad Isolated
Pakistan's strategic importance has dramatically diminished as global powers pivot toward India and Middle Eastern nations. Explore the factors behind Islamabad's fading geopolitical relevance.
Pakistan vows peace but firm on cross-border terrorism
Pakistan's Army Chief General Asim Munir declares commitment to regional peace while issuing stern warning against cross-border terrorism during Pakistan Day parade.
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.
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