Topic: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
Pakistan arrested more Basant kite flyers than terrorists this year
If arresting kite flyers was one of FATF's compliance requirements, then Pakistan would have transcended even the grey list to get itself on the white list.
Imran Khan’s Naya Pakistan is becoming Naya North Korea
In opposition, Imran Khan had warned Nawaz Sharif of protests if social media was banned. As PM, he took a U-turn on that as well.
Pakistanis have nothing to celebrate on Kashmir Solidarity Day except discounts on clothes
The real winner of the Kashmir Solidarity Day is the common Pakistani who sees this day for what it is. A holiday in the middle of the week.
Pakistan marks #KashmirHour — with sirens, slogans and ‘empty’ Lahore streets
As Imran Khan makes a bid to corner India on Article 370, Pakistan Twitter appears divided — some support PM's call, others make fun of it.
In Imran Khan’s Pakistan it’s not the economy, stupid. It is a dreaded word keeping PM awake
What was more or less an inside joke about Imran Khan being a 'selected prime minister' has now become a joke beyond borders.
Sacked Pakistani minister Fayyaz Chohan has a history of being anti-Hindu, racist & sexist
Fayyaz-ul Hassan Chohan has been videotaped making misogynistic remarks about women actors in Pakistan and hurling abuses at a TV host.
Imran Khan’s PTI on IAF strike: Bollywood causing Indian media to hallucinate
Tweeting from its official handle, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, led by PM Imran Khan, denied the IAF had dropped any bombs on Pakistani territory.
What Imran Khan’s latest domestic headache, Pashtun Tahafuz Movement, is all about
With the ongoing protests in Pakistan over the alleged killing of one PTM activist, ThePrint takes a look at the movement's history.
What Nawaz Sharif’s arrest and the current political situation in Pakistan mean for India
Ex-foreign secy Kanwal Sibal sees danger for India in the way the Pakistani establishment is sidelining opposition leaders, but other experts don’t agree.
PM Imran Khan’s sister owns benami property in Dubai, says Pakistan’s probe agency
Here’s what’s happening across the border: Transgender model’s movie wins global award; tweets saying Israeli aircraft in Pak airspace sparks massive row.
Why Amazon, Apple, FB and Google are in the dock. It’s not just about economy
Even if the US Congress enacts new legislation, short of breaking up Big Tech, antitrust actions will not directly take on its bigger power.
India’s poultry industry needs Rs 20,000 cr to recover from crash caused by Covid rumours
Chicken prices at the farm gate plummeted as much as 70% in March from January, forcing farmers to cull large numbers and causing huge losses.
Defence
Russia offers India Sprut lightweight tanks amid stand-off with China
Russia's offer comes as China has deployed Type 15 light tanks while India has relied on the heavier battle tanks. Talks are on, but no immediate purchase is on the cards.
Modi govt’s NEP is out of touch with reality, Indian voters want English-medium education
State leaders with their ear to the ground, like Nitish, Mamata and Yogi, have shown that the push for native language education is not what voters want.