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Should we swear by our swear words?A Hindi swear word has entered the global lexicon, highlighted by its recent use by a Georgetown University professor while discussing the ...- US scholar Christine Fair uses 'desi' cussword for Trump in interview with Pakistan-origin journalist, breaks internetDuring an interview with a Pakistani journalist, American political scientist Carol Christine Fair used a Hindi slang term, "c**tiya," to d...
- Not interested! Jennifer Garner shuts down Ben Affleck’s hopes for a reunion and this could be the main reasonJennifer Garner has reportedly turned down any chance of rekindling her romance with Ben Affleck, citing past heartbreak. Despite their pub...
- Buy Shoppers Stop, target price Rs 740: ICICI DirectFor the quarter ended June 30, 2022, the company has reported a consolidated total income of Rs 954 crore, up 29.84 per cent from last quar...
- CLSA retains sell on Lupin, lowers target price to Rs 640The brokerage has cut earnings estimate on Lupin by 2-4%, factoring in lower US revenues due to slow ramp-up of Solosec and weak launch pip...
- Lashkar-e-Taiba an ideal proxy for Pakistan: US expertChristine Fair from Georgetown University said during a roundtable at the Hudson Institute think-tank that Lashkar-e-Taiba, a UN-designated...
- View: Pakistan’s Pulwama game planIt is obsessed with changing maps in Kashmir and retarding India’s global rise.
- US needs to demand Pakistan to knock off its jihad habit: expertPakistan has played a "double game" with the US during the global war on terrorism, a top American expert on South Asian affairs has said.
- Will Pakistan's new Army chief Bajwa follow Raheel Sharif's policy towards India?Nawaz Sharif did not enjoy a good rapport with General Raheel Sharif, who he had selected in 2013, and therefore would be extremely glad to...
- US slams Pathankot strike, but does not blame PakistanThe United States ''strongly'' condemned the terrorist attack in Pathankot on Saturday, stringing together a bunch of weasel words that did...
- Gwadar Port to have implications for US, Gulf too: ex-Pakistan envoyThe China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is a planned network of roads, railways and energy projects linking southern Pakistan, and the Gwadar ...
- Pakistan won't play by rules for civil N-deal with US: ExpertsShe said that there is also concern that Islamist extremists may exploit their links to Pakistan security establishment to gain access to n...
- US curtails aid to Pakistan, withholds Nawaz Sharif's invite to WashingtonA key administration official on Thursday said there has been no announcement about a Sharif visit to Washington in October.
- Amid calls to declare Pakistan a ‘hostile state’, US curtails aid, withholds Nawaz Sharif invite to WashingtonThe US decision is also likely to sour ties in the run-up to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's scheduled visit to White House in October.
- Isolated Pakistan wants to bring Kashmir back into limelight; Experts"Terrorists in Pakistan seem to be desperate to replicate incidents in Samba and Kathua wherein infiltrators killed innocent people," Hasna...
- Ceasefire violation: How India is misreading the 'suicidal logic' of Pakistani armyAlthough Pak may be inferior in conventional military terms and economically broke, the belief that India can compel it to become benign is...
- Pakistan Army wants to keep Kashmir issue alive: American scholarIn her book, C Christine Fair also writes that Pakistan's conflict with India cannot be reduced simply by resolving the Kashmir dispute.
- 94 per cent LeT recruits view Jammu and Kashmir as fighting front: US reportLeT training has historically occurred in Muzaffarabad and in Afghanistan. Together these two locations have accounted for 75% of LeT milit...
- US should ask Pakistan to lay off from Kashmir: ExpertUS should stop lobbying Pakistan with civilian aid or military assistance and state that Islamabad will be responsible for any anti-democra...
- India faces serious threat of a Mumbai rerun: US studyUS based RAND reported that Mumbai terror attacks suggest the possibility of a rise of a strategic terrorist culture. India’s most Wanted |...
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