India vs England Hockey Worldcup 2010 Live Streaming and Highlights
Watch India vs England Hockey Worldcup 2010 Live Streaming and Highlights
India vs England Hockey Worldcup 2010 Live Streaming and Highlights
Watch India vs England Hockey Worldcup 2010 Live Streaming and Highlights
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India vs Spain Live Streaming Hockey World Cup 2010
Watch India vs Spain Live Streaming Hockey World Cup 2010
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India vs Australia Hockey Match Live streaming and Highlights
Watch Hockey World Cup 2010 Australia vs India Live Streaming Online here. Hosts India, were off […]
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India v South Africa 3rd ODI at Ahmedabad live Streaming and Highlights
Watch South Africa tour of India, 3rd ODI: India v South […]
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India vs Pakistan live streaming Hockey World cup 2010
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we all know that whenever the army has to come , it will come and no one can stop him.if the trial of musharraf can stop the way of dictatorship, those who are thinking like this are fools, the only way to stop the dictatorship is that the politicians stop corruption n stop pulling each […]
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Indian agents managed to enter PTV Pakistan’s state-run channel
Does CNN Know How Many Of Its Indian Journos Have Intelligence Links?
This is how Washington and London’s new slave-soldier in Asia is destabilizing the region, while the Am-Brit media keeps the pressures on Pakistan, Iran, Russia and China. Read how SAFMA was created with RAW’s help. For […]
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A gift from the gods: bottled cow’s urine
By Julian West in New Delhi HINDU nationalists in India have launched a marketing exercise to promote cow’s urine as a health cure for ailments ranging from liver disease to obesity and even cancer Click Here For details
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Source: Press TV
India’s ruling Party says the international community should declare Pakistan a terrorist state after Islamabad released a nuclear scientist.
“It is time for the international community to think whether to declare Pakistan a terrorist country,” Manish Tewari, the Congress party spokesman was quoted by Reuters as saying.
Tewari was referring to the end of a […]
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Source: BBC News
A top Pakistani diplomat has said its investigations into the attacks on Mumbai show they were not planned in either Pakistan or the UK.
Pakistan’s high commissioner in Britain, Wajid Shamsul Hasan, told Indian media Islamabad’s own report on the attacks would be released soon.
More than 170 people were killed when 10 gunmen attacked […]
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Source: BBC News
Kashmir, said Barack Obama just a few days before his presidential election victory, is “obviously a potential tar pit diplomatically”.
Few could argue with that. Those outsiders who have sought to broker a deal in Kashmir, one of the world’s longest running conflicts, have got themselves into a fix.
They have not solved the dispute; […]
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Source: Reuters
NEW DELHI, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif was granted a release from his Indian Twenty20 league contract on Monday, a week before his appeal against a positive dope test.
The bowler was suspended by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after testing positive for a banned substance in the inaugural Indian Premier […]
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Source: DAWN
ISLAMABAD, Jan 18: Pakistan will ask India to hand over perpetrators of the Samjhauta Express blast, if the Indian government insists on extradition of ‘non-state-actors’ suspected to be involved in the Mumbai attacks.
“If India (keeps) insisting on … handing over the suspects of the Mumbai attacks, we will also ask it to hand over […]
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Source: LA Times
It arrests dozens and shuts down camps run by the charity, which was formed by founders of Lashkar-e-Taiba, the group blamed in the Mumbai attacks. India is skeptical of the action.
Reporting from New Delhi and Islamabad, Pakistan — A senior Pakistani official said Thursday that Islamabad has tightened the screws on Jamaat ud-Dawa, […]
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Source: Guardian
• Delhi insists Islamabad was linked to attacks
• File based on interrogation of sole surviving gunman
India handed a dossier to Islamabad yesterday giving evidence of alleged Pakistani links to the gunmen who led the bloody rampage through Mumbai in November, asking for those responsible to be extradited to face “Indian justice”.
Delhi’s foreign affairs ministry […]
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Source: Wall Street Journal
South and Central Asia is the most explosive region in the world today, especially in the aftermath of the Mumbai massacres in late November, which have indefinitely stalled the four-year-long hesitant peace process between India and Pakistan. Now both countries are playing war games with each other and trading accusations about the […]
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Source: Xinhua
ISLAMABAD, Jan. 5 (Xinhua) — U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Richard Boucher arrived in Islamabad for a visit on Monday amid the tensions between Pakistan and India after the Mumbai terror attacks.
Boucher is expected to meet with Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and other officials during his stay, local Geo TV channel said.
The […]
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Source: BBC News
India has handed over evidence to Pakistan linking the Mumbai attacks to “elements” in that country, Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee says.
Gunmen stormed multiple locations in Mumbai (Bombay) in November. At least 173 people died in the attacks.
Pakistan must act on the evidence and implement the bilateral commitments it has made to India, […]
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Source: The Times of India
By Mohammed Hanif
Living in Pakistan and reading about it in the Indian press can sometimes be quite a disorienting experience: one wonders what place on earth they’re talking about? I wouldn’t be surprised if an Indian reader going through Pakistani papers has asked the same question in recent days. Here are […]
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Source: China View
ISLAMABAD, Jan. 4 (Xinhua) — Pakistan Sunday again ruled out hand-over of suspects of Mumbai attacks to India a day after the Indian prime minister asked Islamabad to hand over those behind the attacks.
Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi renewed Pakistan’s policy at a press conference that no suspect would be handed over to […]
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Source: The Associated Press
WAGAH, Pakistan (AP) — Tanweerul Haq and hundreds of his fellow citizens raised their fists and shouted “Long live Pakistan,” provoking an equally patriotic response from a crowd of Indians across the border.
The spectators cheered as guards from both sides engaged in an elaborate border closing ceremony conducted each day with the […]
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Source: Cricket Next
Karachi: Pakistan’s hasty home series against Sri Lanka has fallen into scheduling problems because of Indian cricket board’s interference, according to media reports here.
A report in the daily Jang claimed Thursday that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has forced the Sri Lankan Cricket (SLC) to make tough demands regarding […]
Source: VOA News
Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry says it has swapped a list of nuclear facilities with India, as part of an agreement prohibiting attacks on such installations.
The countries have routinely exchanged these lists on the first day of the year since 1992, under an agreement signed two decades ago.
Thursday’s exchange was carried out as normal, despite […]
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Source: Press TV
India calls on Pakistan to dismantle terror infrastructures on its soil and take an immediate action against those behind the Mumbai siege.
Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday demanded Pakistan to dismantle about 30 terrorist camps situated on the Line of Control in divided Kashmir.
Mukherjee also rejected Islamabad’s claim that New Delhi had […]
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The two neighbors, India and Pakistan, have been daggers dawn since their independence. The two countries have fought two major wars one in 1965 and the other in 1971. These are in addition to regular exchange of fire at the boarders and minor wars such as the incident of Kargil. The million dollar question remains […]
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