Bannu Jail Violence Undermines Pak Claims on Anti-Terrorism Operations
The reality in Pakistan is that each government — from Musharraf to Shehbaz Sharif – has played both sides hunting with the army and
INTERVIEW: Prof. Madhavan K Palat
Prof. Madhavan K. Palat, is a former professor of History at the Centre for Historical Studies at the School of Social Sciences at Jawaharlal
CHABAHAR PORT TO FUEL REGIONAL TRADE & GROWTH
India’s intensified interest in Chabahar has the potential to partly counter China’s massive Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) infrastructure project. India had also been
SPECIAL: Angkor Wat Among Historic Temples Get India’s Restoration Aid
India is revitalising relations with Cambodia by restoring the Angkor Wat temple complex – a part of the UNESCO World Heritage List since the
Taliban Challenge Pak Masters As Clashes Erupt On Afghanistan-Pakistan Border
All bilateral efforts to maintain peace and tranquillity in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border areas have failed and there are greater chances of more violent clashes
BANGLADESH: Hasina Fuels Growth
The last 14 years of the Awami League Government have been transformative for Bangladesh to say the least. Within this relatively short period of
‘The Fate of Minorities At Stake’
Alarming level of intolerance against political and religious minorities are comparable to what has been witnessed in Pakistan, observes Ayesha Jalal. INTERVIEW BY ABHISH
Opulent Desserts: Torte by Chef Rhea
Torte, which means cake in German, is a European cloud patisserie founded by – then – 29-year-old, Chef Rhea Wadhawan, in 2019. Opulence is
Vistara Expands to Oman Market
Vistara inaugurates daily non-stop flights to Muscat, its fourth destination in the Gulf region. Muscat is adding to the Vistar’s regional of list which
Britain Snubs Bilawal Over Controversial Cleric
Britain has sanctioned a Muslim cleric for forced conversion of non-Muslims in Pakistan’s Sindh province. Maulana Abdul Haq alias Mian Mithu has been actively
