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Uber car with '1BHK' setup offering snacks, medicines, Wi-Fi goes viral. Would you pay extra?- 'Bro's Uber is a whole business class flight...:' Delhi cab driver offers free snacks, Wi-Fi, and perfume; Internet can't get enough
- India gets Pakistan-North Korea nuclear proliferation axis reference in Quad joint statement
- Meet Delhi's extraordinary Uber driver Abdul Qadeer who offers more than just a rideAbdul Qadeer, an Uber driver in Delhi, has transformed his car into a mobile provision store, offering a wide range of complimentary items ...08 Sep, 2023, 11.39 AM IST
- Nuclear-armed Pakistan can 'target' Delhi in five minutes: Abdul Qadeer KhanThe 80-year-old nuclear physicist said General Zia, who was Pakistan's President from 1978 to 1988, opposed the nuclear testing.12 Jul, 2018, 07.05 PM IST
- Pakistan's proliferation track record should be considered before any nuke deal with it, warns IndiaIndia today reacted very sharply to reports of the US mulling a nuclear deal with Pakistan on the lines of Indo-US pact.12 Jul, 2018, 04.59 PM IST
- India should help us like it did for Bangladesh: Baloch activistAbdul Qadeer Baloch appealed for India's help in securing independence for Balochistan, and indicated that China would not be welcome in th...22 Jan, 2018, 11.06 PM IST
- Mehbooba Mufti seeks people's support to pull J&K out of vortex of violenceMehbooba said she needs people's support in realising the dream of a politically emancipated, economically self-reliant and socially secure...13 Jul, 2016, 01.18 PM IST
- Pakistan downplays scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan's boastful nuclear remarkHe is a private citizen and too much importance should not be given to his comments, Pakistan's High Commissioner to India Abdul Basit said...04 Jun, 2016, 06.21 PM IST
- Pakistan achieved nuclear capability in 1984: Qadeer KhanHe said General Zia, who ruled Pakistan from 1979 to 1988, opposed the nuclear testing as he believed that the world would intervene milita...28 May, 2016, 08.48 PM IST
- Kanhaiya Kumar, others may face strict action: JNU“Kumar and four others are likely to face the strictest punishment. Some who were earlier part of JNUSU will get ‘academic suspension’," sa...11 Apr, 2016, 12.03 PM IST
- Asia Cup: India thrash UAE by nine wicketsIndia thrashed United Arab Emirates by nine wickets in an inconsequential round-robin match of the Asia Cup Twenty20 cricket tournament.03 Mar, 2016, 10.57 PM IST
- Clinton rules out India like nuke deal with 'proliferation-prone' PakRuling out any possibility of an India like civil nuclear accord with Pakistan, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said that there a...20 Jul, 2010, 12.09 PM IST
- US, China on collision course over helping Pak build nuke reactorsNSG meeting in New Zealand is likely to witness US and China locking horns.21 Jun, 2010, 03.41 PM IST
- China to build two nuclear reactors in PakistanChina has agreed to build two new civilian nuclear reactors in Pakistan.29 Apr, 2010, 12.01 PM IST
- Pak helped NKorea build nuke weapons as early as 1990: ReportNorth Korea, with the help of Pakistan, may have opened an alternative way to clandestinely build nuclear weapons as early as 1990s by cons...28 Dec, 2009, 05.33 PM IST
- US sanctions people, firms linked to Pakistan's A.Q KhanThe State Department on Monday unveiled sanctions against 13 people and three firms implicated in the nuclear proliferation network set up ...12 Jan, 2009, 09.35 PM IST
- Pak scientists offered bin Laden N-weapons before 9/11: ReportBarely a month before the 9/11 terror attacks, two Pakistani nuclear scientists, said to be close to disgraced Abdul Qadeer Khan, met up wi...14 Dec, 2008, 11.09 AM IST
- Pak to ease curbs on AQ KhanIf a report telecast by a Pakistani private TV channel is to be believed, the federal government has decided to soften the restrictions pla...08 Apr, 2008, 11.16 AM IST
- PML-N claims A Q Khan critical, blames govtFormer Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif’s party PML-N has claimed that disgraced nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan is in a critical c...11 Nov, 2006, 12.16 AM IST
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