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Remembering Tarek Fatah, who used to call himself an Indian born in PakistanFateh, who was a fierce critic of Pakistan, had reportedly been jailed by Pakistani military several times. He was an advocate for the Balo...- 'Lion of Punjab': Author and activist Tarek Fatah passes away at 73 after prolonged illnessThe Canadian-based writer became well know for his progressive views on Islam and terrorism. He is also well known for his fiery stance on ...
- Chhota Shakeel's aide arrested, was planning to target Tarek FatehDeputy Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) P S Kushwah said Junaid Chowdhry was nabbed on the intervening night of 7 and 8 June from Wazi...
- Ajmer dargah dewan denounces ‘Padmavati’, likens Bhansali to Rushdie and NasreenThis is the first time the dargah dewan has spoken on a controversial matter. Earlier, he had limited himself to condemning terrorism and P...
- Why Hindutva's foreign-born cheerleaders are so popularAs the BJP government, flush with recent electoral successes, consolidates its political supremacy, it is being cheered on by a set of fore...
- Terrorism in J&K due to mishandling by Nehru: MoS Jitendra SinghSingh said Pak-sponsored terrorism in J&K is a cumulative effect of a series of misdoings of the past six decades beginning from the the fi...
- Parvez Rasool's gum-chewing act causes upset on social mediaWhen Rasool was chewing gum in the video, other Team India's players were seen to be in full attention to the national anthem.
- I am an Indian born in Pakistan, a Punjabi born in Islam: Tarek FatahKnown for his fiery stance on Pakistan, Tarek Fatah, currently in India supports the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre on its steadfast ...
- Demonetisation has hit Pakistan-sponsored terror activities: Tarek Fatah"Pakistan is not worthy of respect and I will prefer to go there only if Balochistan breaks free," Pakistan-born Canadian writer said in an...
- Nobody from Pakistan comes to India without ISI clearance: Tarek Fatah"India has no business to have any relations with the country (Pakistan) that has chopped off its limbs," the 66-year-old writer said.
- PM Narendra Modi understands pain of our people: Baloch leaderHe said Modi's Independence Day speech had played "a major role in spreading awareness" about the "atrocities" of the Pakistani State on Ba...
- Some TV channels "whip up passion", trivialise debate: RS MPsGhulam Nabi Azad said though he was a staunch supporter of press freedom, some recent discussions on television channels have come as a thr...
- Where V K Singh errs: Akbar and Aurangzeb are not two sides of the same coin, they are oppositesThere is no greater testimony to the cruelty and bigotry of Aurangzeb than the executions of the ninth Sikh Guru, Tegh Bahadur, and the Mus...
- JNU row: Are polarised debates making us dysfunctional?The ecosystem of social media-driven politics and talk shows has ensured that we now thrive on antagonisms. Now we search out the most prov...
- The rhetoric about 'intolerance' has definitely surged in a very selective manner in India: Tarek FatahIndia has both tolerance as well as intolerance, depending on one's status or 'auqat' in society, says Canadian writer and liberal activist...
- Nehru museum isn't pocket borough of the Gandhi family, says Ram Madhav"The culture department and education department are part of the government run by Modiji. There are people who have close links with RSS"
- Pakistan’s role in Balochistan questioned in US Congress meetHeld on July 22, it was hosted by US Congressman Chris Smith of New Jersey, chairman of the foreign affairs subcommittee of the US Congress.
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