The reverence and applause for the Taliban, a regime that denies Afghan women education, their freedom, and the very right to exist with dignity, was chilling.
Pakistan’s foreign office said ceasefire with Afghanistan came into effect ‘with mutual consent’, while Taliban maintained Islamabad ‘requested and insisted’ on it.
Several Afghan Sikhs and Hindus fled Afghanistan following the Taliban takeover of Kabul in 2021. Seven community leaders met Muttaqi Monday, he invited them to Afghanistan.
Asked about the total absence of female journalists at last week's press conference, which sparked a row, the Afghan minister said it was a 'technical issue'.
Clashes mark one of most serious escalations between 2 countries since Taliban takeover, with Afghanistan accusing Pakistan of violating its sovereignty through airstrikes.
Afghan FM Muttaqi declared that if Islamabad “does not want” peace, it has “other options”. At least 15 Pakistani military personnel were killed Saturday after Taliban launched retaliatory strikes.
Islamabad: Pakistan closed border crossings with Afghanistan on Sunday, Pakistani officials said, following exchanges of fire between the forces of the two countries overnight...
Priyanka, Rahul among leaders asking PM to 'clarify position' over women journalists' exclusion from Muttaqi's briefing Friday. Women journalists say male colleagues 'submitted their spine'.
The draft Seeds Bill gets the big ideas right: universal registration, traceability, real penalties. To work for Punjab, it must get federal plumbing and farmer-facing details sorted.
Without a Congress revival, there can be no challenge to the BJP pan-nationally. Modi’s party is growing, and almost entirely at the cost of the Congress.
I can understand both sides of the debate here, but it is tough for me to say whether this is the right choice.
Indeed, ‘the enemy of my enemy is my friend’, but what if the enemy of my enemy is an enemy within for us as well? The hero’s welcome at Darul Uloom Deoband should send off alarm bells.
Perhaps there is a greater threat than the external neighbour that lies right within the heart of Bharata, just waiting for the right moment to come to the surface, and we are oblivious to the signs (including the entire ‘I love’ campaign).
India has to stand strongly on its feet first. Then it can preach morality, especially to other countries. So stop such moral principles: “how far can a democracy go in dealing with a regime that thrives on repression, without losing sight of its own principles?” Only a few months back Pakistan sent terrorists and killed 26 innocents and during operation Sindoor Pakistan was helped by China, Turkey and even USA.
I can understand both sides of the debate here, but it is tough for me to say whether this is the right choice.
Indeed, ‘the enemy of my enemy is my friend’, but what if the enemy of my enemy is an enemy within for us as well? The hero’s welcome at Darul Uloom Deoband should send off alarm bells.
Perhaps there is a greater threat than the external neighbour that lies right within the heart of Bharata, just waiting for the right moment to come to the surface, and we are oblivious to the signs (including the entire ‘I love’ campaign).
India has to stand strongly on its feet first. Then it can preach morality, especially to other countries. So stop such moral principles: “how far can a democracy go in dealing with a regime that thrives on repression, without losing sight of its own principles?” Only a few months back Pakistan sent terrorists and killed 26 innocents and during operation Sindoor Pakistan was helped by China, Turkey and even USA.