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Another Indian Conspiracy against Pakistan Exposed – Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services

Sajjad Shaukat Pak VT In the cyber-age, online information has converted our planet into a global village. By bringing the political battles into our bedrooms, social media has made it much difficult for politicians to speak lies and to hide information. In this respect, the EU DisinfoLab continues unraveling slowly, India’s terror-network and anti-Pakistan propaganda campaign, operating against Pakistan. In its report, titled “Indian Chronicles”, the EU DisinfoLab, published on December 9, last year, exposed an Indian disinformation network, operating since 2005 to discredit nations, particularly Pakistan. It aims to reinforce pro-Indian and anti-Pakistan and anti-Chinese feelings. Media reports on January 16, this year, pointed out more revelations of the EU DisinfoLab which disclosed the leaked WhatsApp chats between an anchorperson of Indian Channel Republic TV Arnab Goswami and Partho Dasgupta, the former CEO of the Broadcast Audience Research Council, ex

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Imran Khan s address to Sri Lankan Parliament cancelled

Imran Khan s address to Sri Lankan Parliament cancelled
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Teesta Treaty has become an internal challenge for India: Doraiswamy Indian envoy

Teesta Treaty has become an internal challenge for India: Doraiswamy Indian envoy Dhaka, Feb 15 (UNI) Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Vikram Kumar Doraiswamy on Monday said that the Teesta agreement is not being signed due to differences between the West Bengal government and the Indian government over Teesta. He made the remarks while participating in the Decab Talk organised by the Diplomatic Correspondents Association Bangladesh at the National Press Club today. The Indian High Commissioner said it was unfortunate that the Teesta treaty was not signed. The Teesta Treaty has become an internal challenge for India. We are working on this agreement. However, it is not yet clear whether the agreement will be reached during the upcoming visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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Global Indian Diaspora sends roses to Indian missions as mark of love to farmers

6097 2 Farmers raise slogans at Ghazipur border during their ongoing protest against Centreâs farm laws, in New Delhi. PTI file Tribune News Service New Delhi, February 14 On Valentine’s Day, about two dozen Indian diaspora organisations launched an initiative for extending support to protesting farmers by tweeting or sending a rose to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The organisers urged sympathisers and members to send a rose to Indian missions in their respective regions to express their solidarity with the Indian farmers. “We would like to express our unwavering solidarity with the farmers in India and to draw attention to their non-violent protest braving harsh weather conditions and repressive measures for over two months,” the Global Indian Diaspora, a coalition of progressives, said in a joint statement.

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