Articles tagged with: Pakistan
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While the cost of human lives lost at Siachen is incalculable, the cost of the Siachen adventure to Pakistan’s exchequer is also staggering.
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The government looks the other way as the banned LEJ wages an organised war against the minority Shia Hazara community.
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Though Peelu Vance, a village in central Punjab, boasts 96% literacy, it is still a shabby and dusty backwater and its deplorable poverty is reflective of the quality of education available to its residents.
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Relatives of missing persons have set up camp outside the Parliament House in Islamabad. But will the government help them?
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Food Prints takes an in-depth look at the vast variety of ingredients and cooking techniques found in Pakistan.
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Professor Monique Kervran, of the Sorbonne University in Paris, gave a talk on her archeological research on Damrilah: the sister town of Thatta and Daybul at the Mohatta Palace Museum.
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Has Balochistan been alienated to the point of no return, or is there a way out?
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In the first half of the match, it seemed that Pakistan had done enough to secure a win. But when India came on to bat, they exposed the many flaws in Pakistani bowling and went on to win the match quite comfortably.
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Newsline takes a look at Pakistan’s phenomenal batting against India in the Asia Cup match.
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A year on from Mohali, India and Pakistan face each other once again. What are both teams’ strengths and weaknesses? Join Newsline for a live chat with Indian and Pakistani sports journalists at 7pm today to discuss all this and more.
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