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· 1dIndia Rejects Statement by Pakistan Seeking to Blame It for Waziristan Attack
India's ministry of external affairs said on Sunday it rejects a statement by the Pakistan Army seeking to blame India for Saturday's attack in Waziristan. A suicide bomber rammed an explosive-laden car into a Pakistani military convoy in a town near the Afghan border,
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India buys drones, air defense weapons following aerial Pakistan fightFollowing a bitter aerial battle between India and Pakistan from May 7-10, Delhi has approved an emergency procurement of new equipment for air defense and counterterrorism. The slaying of 26 ...
India called it an act of terrorism and blamed Pakistan-based militants for the attack, while Pakistan denied any involvement. Captain Kumar’s comments follow weeks in which the Indian ...
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India-Pakistan conflict hits shared love of film, musicPolitical fallout from the deadly clash in May affects artists, with their content blocked and shows scrapped.
Despite years of a shared passion for music and movies, a fight was waged on the cultural frontlines as well along cross border military engagement between Pakistan and India. Artists who had ...
As India’s defense chief attended an international security conference in Singapore in May, soon after India and Pakistan ...
India’s political leadership didn’t permit strikes on Pakistani military bases at the start of hostilities between the two ...
In an unprecedented public admission, an Indian defence official acknowledged that Indian jets were downed by Pakistan during ...
ISLAMABAD: India’s defence official, Captain Shiv Kumar, has publicly acknowledged the loss of several aircraft during the ...
Bad news for two Asian countries as Saudi Arabia imposes final anti-dumping duties on imports of..., not India, Pakistan Another BIG move by Anil Ambani as Reliance Defence partners with US-based ...
India seeks peace, senior MP Shashi Tharoor tells Newsweek—but he warns it will respond decisively to Pakistan's cross-border ...
Pakistan, China and Bangladesh are reportedly working on a proposal to create a new regional organisation that could potentially replace the long-dormant South Asian Association for Regional ...
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