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Pak sends reminder to Interpol to arrest Musharraf

Jun 25, 2012

Pakistan has sent a reminder to Interpol to immediately arrest former President Pervez Musharraf, a "proclaimed offender" in the assassination of Benazir Bhutto in 2007. #Pakistan #Pervez Musharraf #Benazir Bhutto #Nawaz Sharif #Pakistan Peoples Party #Pakistani politicians #Bhutto family
'India to explore all options to normalise ties with Pak'

May 28, 2012

India said it would explore all options to normalise relations with Pakistan and expressed disappointment for being unable to sign the liberalised visa agreement with Pakistan. #Pakistan #Islamabad #Asif Ali Zardari #External Affairs Minister #Zardari family #Pakistani politicians #Bhutto family
Australia to give $200 million aid to Pakistan

May 21, 2012

According to Zardari's spokesperson, Australia is currently supporting two major projects in the education sector in Pakistan. #Australia #Benazir Bhutto #Hamid Karzai #Asif Ali Zardari #Julia Gillard #Bhutto family #Friends of Pakistan

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Deccan Herald
Musharraf granted bail in Benazir Bhutto assassination case

2013-05-20 11:39:00

A Pakistani anti-terrorism court today granted bail to former military ruler Pervez Musharraf over the 2007 Benazir Bhutto assassination case. Judge Chaudhry Habib-ur-Rehman of the anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi granted bail to Musharraf against two #Pervez Musharraf #Benazir Bhutto #Pakistan
The Express Tribune Pakistan
Hope lives on: Keeping faith in a promise — for six years

2013-05-19 04:37:00

Shamim Akhtar with her daughter Fehmida. PHOTO: FILE Six years have passed, but Shamim Akhtar’s hopes in a politician’s promise have not dwindled. On the day Benazir Bhutto was assassinated, Akhtar was languishing on a footpath in front of the Rawalpindi #Benazir Bhutto #Nawaz Sharif #Lahore
Indian Express
Imran Khan's PTI wins re-vote in Karachi, protests expected

2013-05-20 05:40:00

Please read our terms of use before posting comments Cricket hero Imran Khan'sÂ Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf party won a revote in an upmarket constituency of Karachi on Sunday, unofficial results showed, a day after gunmen killed a party leader, setting the #Karachi #Pakistan #Imran Khan

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The Big Mac of sports: Why we love IPL and its scandals

The average IPL fan isn’t outraged by the spot-fixing scandal. It merely confirms what we already suspected about the junk food of sports.
Nine years of UPA: What makes Sonia Gandhi the real hero

Not burdened by the baggage of caste or dogma, Sonia Gandhi has the opportunity and capacity to make a real difference to Indian society.
Sex charge against Phaneesh Murthy may be settled out of court

If the three can’t thrash out an out of court settlement, the sexual harassment case is likely to result in long litigation in the full glare of the media.
Why Preity Zinta stands for all that is wrong with the IPL

Preity Zinta embodies a lot of what is wrong with the IPL – irresponsibility and compromising the dignity of cricket as a sport.

Money, sleaze take the sheen off imperious Chennai Super Kings

Given the huge legal, moral and ethical stakes, Srinvasan and Meiyappan should have voluntarily clarified their position and should have offered to face an investigation.
How the Woolwich terror attack will harm Britain's Muslim community more

For Muslims in Britain, there comes one thing after another to get defensive about, and at quite short intervals. The Muslim community will be cornered into paying a price for the brutality of these two killers.
Explainer: Why Sensex has fallen over 300 points today

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PM carrying out responsibility with great dignity, says Sonia

Rejecting the talk about two power centres and differences between them, UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi today said there is “collective leadership” between her and Manmohan Singh and “we all stand by” the Prime Minister who will complete his term.

Why India is concerned about supplying arms to Afghanistan

From across the Hindu Kush, a plea for Indian help. Hamid Karzai wants New Delhi to provide artillery and military transport aircraft. It won’t cost India much—but New Delhi is worried about upsetting Pakistan, and wary of making commitments before it becomes clear which way the political wind is blowing in Kabul.
Sreesanth and IPL spot fixing: Why history makes it so hard to believe the police

With the glut of information regarding the IPL spot fixing scandal and the three cricketers how much of it can we really trust?
Phaneesh Murthy admits to relationship with employee

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Despite BJP edge over Cong, both NDA and UPA are conjectures

Opinion polls show the BJP and the NDA ahead of the Congress and UPA. But it is the regional parties that are likely to make the biggest gains. NDA and UPA are post-poll creatures

Not just niceties, China and India need to focus on thorny issues

India’s discourse with China has traditionally been trapped in the Mao-ist maze that defines how “friends” ought to conduct themselves. But Chinese statecraft has evolved, and India too must up its diplomatic game.
Why the Indian media gives a damn about poverty

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Goa meet: Will the BJP finally find a way out of its troubles?

Can the party resolve internal discord and take a call on Modi’s PM candidature?
Why Dhoni, Tendulkar can't distance themselves from spot fixing

Try following a game on twitter or with friends or at the ground. At every step of the way, the spot-fixing question raises itself.

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The great American dream is an integral part of America. It’s ‘great’ in that it symbolises not truth, but hope when the truth is disillusioning; it symbolises not facts, but ideals when facts are unnerving; it symbolises not likelihood, but promise when likelihood is all but bleak.

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The summary of the response in his Sreesanth’s home turf is that of incredulity. They are unwilling to believe that the pacer is guilty.
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The UPA ads eulogising MGNREGA as a a huge success needs to be taken with bags of salt. The scheme did make a difference, but not as is claimed.