ISLAMABAD: The relationship between Pakistan and India further deteriorated as the nuclear-armed neighbours did not keep up with the tradition of exchanging formal greetings on their respective independence days for the first time during peacetime. Pakistan celebrated its 77th Independence Day on August 14 whereas India
Beijing: Embassies and foreign missions of Pakistan celebrated the 75th anniversary of Pakistan Independence Day across the world. To commemorate 75 years of Pakistan's Independence Day, a flag hoisting ceremony was held at the Embassy of Pakistan in China which was attended by a large number
New Delhi: The Opposition parties hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his assertions of heralding “Amrit Kaal”, advocating gender equality and finishing nepotism. Opposition leaders said his government was in no position to preach since it had failed on all counts. Congress President Sonia
Srinagar: Expressing the extreme hatred against India to mark strong protest over Delhi’s forced Aug, 5, 2019 nefarious action of scrapping special status of Jammu and Kashmir state, the people of disputed Himalayan state would observe India’s independence day on August 15 as Black Day. The
Islamabad: The nation is celebrated the diamond jubilee of its independence after completion of 75 years since Independence Day, with traditional zeal and fervour across Pakistan. The day dawned with a 31-one gun salute in the federal capital and 21-one gun salute in the provincial headquarters. Special
Srinagar: The Kashmir valley is wearing a deserted look on India’s 75th Independence Day, today. The day is being marked by a complete shutdown in IIOJK call for which has been given by the All Parties Hurriyat Conference and supported by almost all Hurriyat leaders and
Srinagar: The people of Kashmir celebrated Pakistan’s Independence Day with great enthusiasm, devotion and respect. Despite presence of huge Indian forces, police personnel, drones and surveillance CCTVs the people in IIOJK raised Pakistani flags in several places of Srinagar, Baramulla, Budgam, Shopian, Pulwama, Islamabad, Kulgam and
By Fakhar Alam After failure of independence war of 1857, the Muslims of subcontinent, who ruled over the United India for nearly 800 years, were pushed to the wall by the colonial masters as they considered them rivals after snatching of power from Mughal emperors under