Islamabad: New Delhi has failed to avail the legal remedies provided by Islamabad for its spy Kulbhushan Jadhav serving as commander in the Indian Navy, who was arrested in Balochistan six years ago for carrying out subversive activities on Pakistani soil. India’s continuous refusal to file
Kulbhushan Jadhav was arrested red-handed by law-enforcement agencies on 3 March 2016 while infiltrating into Pakistan from Saravan border area of Balochistan. Six years since its senior-most serving officer was captured in Pakistan on espionage charges, India looks to either have dumped Naval Officer Kulbhushan Jadhav
Islamabad: Amid objections raised by Pakistan to about a dozen hydropower projects on western rivers, India is reported to have agreed to provide additional data and try to address the concerns. The three-day meeting between the two commissioners of Permanent Commission on Indus Waters (PCIW) completed
By Zahoor Khan Marwat Since 2001, Pakistan has faced more than 19,000 terrorist attacks, suffered 83,000 casualties and faced direct loss of more than USD 126 billion. As per the dossier on Indian terrorism released by Pakistan, India established 87 training camps against the country and
New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has said that unemployment, price hike and social unrest are the key issues before the country and there is anger among the youth due to this, but the prime minister does not even talk about them. Rahul Gandhi and his
Islamabad: March 3rd is sad reminder of the deadly attack by India’s RAW funded terrorists on the Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore in 2009 and the arrest of high-profile Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav in Balochistan in 2016. Interestingly, India has the connection in both
Peter Ronald de Souza The spate of attacks on churches in some states of India, even during the Christmas season of 2021, is not as disturbing to me as five other actions taken by the current political dispensation. The disruptions of Christian religious services during Christmas
Sydney: It was the silence of the sea that first rattled the teenage snorkeler, followed by a sense of horror as she saw the coral below had been drained of its kaleidoscopic color. This once-vibrant site on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef — a site she’d
London: The design of Stonehenge, the famous prehistoric stone monument in the UK, could have been inspired by Ancient Egyptian practices, new research has suggested. For decades, academics have believed that the arrangement of the stones was designed to mark the seasons, with Britons hosting solstice
Nairobi: Wealthy countries should provide at least $60 billion every year to the world’s poorest nations to combat biodiversity loss, an alliance of environment groups said on Tuesday. The appeal by WWF, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and other green groups was launched