Topic: Kartarpur
Sushant Sareen says Kartarpur a ‘trap’, Upendra Baxi sees ‘miracle’ in SC Ayodhya verdict
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‘Bharat ki jeet’ on Indian TV, Pak TV on Imran’s Kartarpur ‘gift’ & SC ‘divisive’ verdict
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Kartarpur and Khalistan: Why Pakistan Army has been so eager to open corridor with India
The Pakistan Army has not forgotten the 1971 humiliation and would spare no effort to play dirty with India.
History is offering two closures: Kartarpur & Ayodhya. And Modi has a starring role in both
Despite misgivings on Pakistan, Modi realises his support of the Sikhs in this deeply emotional moment will earn goodwill and votes.
Kartarpur invite to Manmohan Singh will only help Modi push his hardline Pakistan policy
Manmohan Singh will not allow Narendra Modi government to even think of pointing a finger at him.
India seeks visa-free access for 5,000 pilgrims per day to Kartarpur Sikh shrine
India & Pakistan held a meeting on Kartarpur Corridor issue while tensions are simmering between both countries.
Manto ban and Modi’s election: What Pakistan’s VIPs told me
It turns out Manto is still exposing hypocrites, long after his death.
Kartarpur corridor ‘high point of diplomacy’ for Imran Khan govt, says Pakistan
Foreign Office spokesperson Mohammad Faisal, however, admitted that there was 'no progress' on the contentious issues with India.
Imran Khan hogged Kartarpur limelight, but Pakistan army was the real star
Imran Khan is on 'the same page' with the army but because the army has intended it to be so.
Kartarpur remains on front pages, Satya Pal Malik features too
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Covid-19 put brake to academic activity, but digital libraries can ensure continuity
Covid-19 has paced up the transition to distance learning. While institutes are racing to shift courses online, students are engaging en masse with e-books.
Can India balance its domestic pharma needs and also be a global player in Covid-19 fight?
India has lifted the ban on the export of 24 pharmaceutical ingredients, including anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine.
Defence
Masala tikka-flavoured snacks to AK-47s: What 5 slain Lashkar terrorists brought from Pakistan
Indian Army calls Pakistan's complicity in aiding and abetting infiltration, especially at a time when the world is fighting coronavirus, 'reprehensible'.
Poke fun at taali, thaali, diya and mombatti all you want. Modi couldn’t care less
Modi knows who he needs to speak to, who he should toss, who he can address in kind. People accuse him of infantilising his voters, but it’s a winning strategy.