Maqbool Bhat in lieu of Ravinder Mhatre

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PM Modi held delegation-level talks with his Sri
Lanka counterpart Mahinda Rajapaksa, who is
currently on a five-day visit to India, in Delhi
on Saturday. In a joint statement, PM Narendra
Modi said that terrorism is a major threat in our
region and both Sri Lanka and India have fought
this problem firmly.There were painful and
barbaric terrorist attacks on Easter Day in Sri
Lanka in April last year. These attacks were not
only a blow to Sri Lanka, but also to humanity as
a whole, PM Modi said in a joint statement
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War in Peace at LoC How
children bear the brunt of conflict
Young Mohammed Imran Khan sits on the steps
outside his school with a bandaged foot and
crutches alongside watching kids younger than him
play in the open area overlooking villages in
Pakistan-occupied Kashmir across the Line of
Control (LoC). The LoC is an imaginary line that
divides people on the two sides of Jammu and
Kashmir and the area has been representing a war
zone for some time now.
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Change in Pakistan
will only bring in new puppets
From Day 1 of the current Pakistan
Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) regime, it was written on
the wall that the engineered political discourse
that brought Imran Khan and his party to power
would not be sustainable for very long. Only
someone incapable of understanding political
dynamics and unaware of the inability of the PTI
to govern could have thought that Khan would not
eventually shoot himself or his backers in the
foot. So what was inevitable from Day 1 is now
gradually being recognized by the powers that be,
and the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) is
trying to finalize a deal with the military
establishment to retake control of the government.
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PTM Civil Movement
Prelude to National Struggle
In September last year, as Pakistan Prime
Minister Imran Khan recited spite at the United
Nations General Assembly over alleged and untrue
human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir by
India, hundreds of protesters outside the New
York building were blaming Khan for something
similar. These were his own tribesmen, the
Baloch, Pashtuns and other ethnicities from
Pakistan. Lending support to the Pashtuns, who
held aloft the banner of the Pashtun Tahafuz
Movement, have been men and women from Pakistans
Balochistan and Sindh provinces. Most of them
were from the Baloch Republican Party, the
Muttahida Qaumi Movement and the Jeay Sindh
Muttahida Mahaz.
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IS Pakistan In Need Of Solidarity Itself?

• Pakistan has continued its journey of
  blowing an issue out of proportion to a level
  that they become a subject of mockery all across
  the world, yet again.  And celebrating National
  Kashmir Solidarity Day on 5th February is part of
  this continued struggle. Since that day the true
  meaning of Solidarity day in Pakistan is a means
  of celebrating a holiday and wasting time and
  money on unfruitful campaigns. Sadly the whos
  who of Pakistans government body are unable to
  accept that the UN Secretary Generals statement
  and the discussions at the Security Council were
  an unambiguous statement of the fact that Jammu
  and Kashmir was a part of India and that UN
  resolutions were now irrelevant. The false sense
  with which Pakistan lives in its cocoon makes
  them believe that celebration of such events
  would compel the world to take action and it
  would thus confidently give an impression to
  the world that the whole nation is one and united
  and is fully committed to the freedom struggle of
  the people of Kashmir.

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