Since 1947, a series of agreements, pacts and treaties have been signed between Delhi and Islamabad, ranging from cultural exchanges to security concerns.
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With a passion for journalism and learning, Danita has been covering news for three years now. As a journalist, Danita works primarily in International Affairs where she wishes to understand global issues to work towards the upliftment of her country.
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Ahead of the elections next week, advance polling stations were open across Canada for four days over the long Easter weekend.
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In view of the attack in Pahalgam, which killed 25 Indian citizens and one Nepali civilian, India has declared the Pakistani military officials as persona non-grata.
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The militant attack has prompted a strong and silent response in Kashmir. For the first time in 35 years, the entire region has been shut down in solidarity with the victims of the brutal massacre.
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With the death toll yet to be ascertained from the 2025 Pahalgam attack, ground reports from the scene suggest that many have been killed.
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Is the chatter around the idea of an “ideal woman” and traditional gender roles resonating in the toxic manosphere leading to more women relating to the ‘trad wife’ trend?
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After August 5, 2019, with the scrapping of Article 370, J&K lost its statehood as well as its historic days.
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NATO, which has been a sign of Western “brotherhood” for the past 75 years, now stands at a crossroads.
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In the 1500-page document released by the Hamas-run ministry, the first 27 pages attribute the deaths of thousands of children, all aged zero.
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On International Women's Day, we recall Kamala Sohonie, the first Indian woman to be conferred with a PhD. Her struggle to get there foreshadows the problems modern India continues to face.
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