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Aage Se Right |
8-minute read
There's a lot more to Pakistan's constant aggression towards India. It's a useful veil for one of Pakistan's most stark truths, about how its army has taken over its biggest businesses.
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Aage Se Right |
6-minute read
The way Pakistani journalists are reportedly threatened and silenced by their army, it's no wonder the uniformed men are harbouring terrorists in their backyards, no questions asked.
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Aage Se Right |
4-minute read
There are ways to fix the seemingly insurmountable problem. The bridge collapse at CST should be our last wake-up call now.
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Aage Se Right |
6-minute read
With a veil firmly over Balakot, the Pakistanis are waging a propaganda war on India and our government's narrative. Why are so many Indian intellectuals supporting Pakistan's myths?
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Aage Se Right |
5-minute read
Instead of choking their funds, Pakistan's government is helping the expansion of these madrassas, while govt schools remain much fewer. There is a method to this madness.
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Aage Se Right |
5-minute read
After being hit by IAF strikes on its terrorist facilities, Pakistan is left red-faced before its own people. It has no option but to tell further lies, spread fake news and hide its failures in bluster.
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Aage Se Right |
4-minute read
What rationale will Pakistan keep offering for harbouring a known terrorist? Is he worth risking Pakistan's everything before the world?
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Aage Se Right |
7-minute read
Let's not help Pakistan establish a narrative that helps them escape criticism at international forums. It's time to shame Pakistan, rather than share our poetry, literature of cinema with them.
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Aage Se Right |
5-minute read
We will fight back, dear Pakistanis. We will protect ourselves from the venomous snakes from across the border. But who will protect you from them?
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Aage Se Right |
6-minute read
PM Modi is accused of being autocratic and preferring only those who agree with him. Is Rahul Gandhi really very different? The evidence suggests, no.
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