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In a recent column, noted Pakistani commentator Saleem Safi called for both secret and open negotiations with the Afghan Taliban and Islamic militants of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) to stop the constant terror attacks in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan and the deteriorating security situation on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

Haroon Siddiqui's 2023 memoir, My Name is Not Harry, is a dazzling journey through Indian Sufism, pre-partition Muslim-Hindu harmony, the horrors of partition, a leap across the ocean to the middle of nowhere (sorry, Brandon Manitoba), finally finding his home at the Toronto Star, from whence, back to central Asia (Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India during

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According to the police, a total of 260 heads of cattle and eight donkeys were stolen in Ngitatu

Following the March 22, 2024 attack on the Crocus City Hall music venue in Moscow, in which an estimated 137 people were killed and for which the Islamic State (ISIS) claimed responsibility, major Urdu-language and English-language dailies in Pakistan published editorials arguing that both the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA, i.e., the Afghan Taliban) and the Islamic State

The linguistic and cultural ties between Sanskrit and Urdu are deeply rooted and significant. Read more about it in this article.

This is part of a crucial step towards ending duplication of roles and competition between units.

Hyderabad: Sanjeev Saraf and Huma Khalil from Rekhta will speak on the journey of the organisation in preserving Urdu Language at Lamakaan.

The four-day event, that celebrated the tercentenary of the Urdu poet Mir Taqi Mir, traced the ways in which the idea of Delhi, as a political, cultural and civilisational hub, has evolved through the ages

‘Dastan-e-Ramayan: Ramlila in Urdu', hosted by the Delhi government as part of its four-day Urdu Festival, saw the actors presenting Ramlila in a blend of Sanskrit, Hindi, and Urdu.