Sri Lankan woman returns home after 18 years in Pakistan
After 18 years of being stranded in Pakistan due to visa issues, a Sri Lankan woman finally returns to Colombo. Read her incredible journey of survival and hope.
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UAE visa freeze for Pakistanis, full ban was considered
UAE suspends visas for ordinary Pakistani passport holders, considering full ban. Only blue passport officials get visas amid security concerns. Learn the latest developments.
10 Unknown Bruce Lee Facts on His Birthday
Discover 10 fascinating facts about Bruce Lee on his birthday. From cha-cha champion to Hollywood trailblazer, learn about the man behind the legend. Read more!
Indian Sikh Woman Arrest in Pakistan: Ex-MLA Moves Court
Former Pakistani Sikh lawmaker approaches court over Indian woman's arrest and deportation. Learn about the legal battle and diplomatic implications.
Pentagon Reviews Senator Kelly's Military Conduct
Senator Mark Kelly faces Pentagon misconduct review after urging troops to refuse illegal orders. Trump accused of sending mob after senator. Breaking political crisis unfolds.
SLAT 2026 Applications Close November 30
Final opportunity to apply for SLAT 2026! Applications close November 30 for admission to Symbiosis Law Schools. Don't miss your chance to pursue legal education.
Amritsar Students Dominate Karate Championship with 57 Medals
Young karate champions from Amritsar's Spring Dale School secure 57 medals at the 2nd Kato Cup. Read their inspiring journey to martial arts excellence!
7 Killed in Militant Attack in Northwest Pakistan
Militants kill 7 in attack on house in northwest Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Security forces launch search operation amid escalating violence.
Ishaq Dar's Brussels Visit Amid Pakistan Rights Crisis
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar faces tough questions in Brussels as EU scrutinizes human rights record. Will economic ties survive rights concerns? Read analysis.
1985: Gandhi Supports Palestine, Vajpayee Demands Nuclear Bomb
On November 18, 1985, PM Rajiv Gandhi affirmed India's unwavering support for Palestine while Atal Bihari Vajpayee pushed for nuclear weapons. Read this historical flashback.
1985 Indo-Pak Trade Deals: Joint Ventures Proposed
On November 17, 1985, India and Pakistan discussed expanding trade relations through joint ventures and economic cooperation. Read about this historic diplomatic effort.
Indian Navy's Court Martial Gun Salute Tradition
Explore the Indian Navy's unique tradition of firing guns during court martials, its Royal Navy origins, and global naval customs like the 'crossing the line' ceremony.
Indian Sikh Woman Fails to Return from Pakistan
Indian Sikh woman stranded in Pakistan after police claim she converted to Islam and married locally. Family disputes official version, seeks government intervention.
1985 Colombia Volcano Eruption Killed 21,000 People
40 years ago, Nevado del Ruiz volcano erupted in Colombia, burying Armero town under ash and killing 21,000. Remembering one of history's deadliest volcanic disasters.
1985 Colombia Volcano Eruption Killed 21,000 People
Remembering the devastating 1985 Nevado del Ruiz eruption that buried Armero town, killing 21,000. A tragic lesson in natural disaster preparedness. Read more about this historic catastrophe.
Haq: The Real Story Behind Shah Bano's Legal Battle
Explore the true story behind Yami Gautam's film Haq, based on the 1985 Shah Bano case that changed India's political landscape and Muslim personal law.
1985: PM Hails Scientists as Extremist Violence Rocks Nation
On November 13, 1985, PM Rajiv Gandhi congratulated scientists for Dhruva reactor success while security incidents unfolded across India. Read this historical flashback from The Indian Express archives.
Army jawan jailed for desertion, document forgery
Lance Havildar Abhay Kumar Singh sentenced to 9 months rigorous imprisonment and dismissal for desertion and using a forged document. Full details on the court martial verdict.
Rajiv Gandhi's 1985 Terrorism Warning & National News
On November 12, 1985, PM Rajiv Gandhi warned against terrorism in Punjab while Assam election dates were announced and other significant events unfolded across India and beyond. Read this historical recap.
Pakistan's China-US balancing act heads toward disaster
Pakistan's strategic balancing act between China and the US is unraveling as economic crisis deepens and political instability grows. Analysis of Islamabad's precarious foreign policy tightrope.
Rajiv Gandhi's 1985 Afghanistan Policy & US Spy Drama
Exclusive look at Rajiv Gandhi's firm Afghanistan policy and the shocking US kidnapping of a Russian spy that shook international relations in November 1985.
1985 Sino-Indian Talks: A Diplomatic Turning Point
Four decades ago, India and China initiated crucial diplomatic talks that would lay the foundation for future bilateral relations. Explore the significance of these groundbreaking negotiations.
Pakistan constitutional amendments expand Army Chief Asim Munir's powers
Pakistan plans sweeping constitutional amendments that would significantly enhance military command structure and federal powers, giving Army Chief General Asim Munir unprecedented authority in governance matters.
Sonakshi Sinha on mastering Kalari for Heeramandi
Bollywood actress Sonakshi Sinha opens up about the intense physical and mental preparation required to perfect the ancient martial art form Kalari for her powerful Jatadhara scene in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Heeramandi.
Rajiv Gandhi's 1985 Vision for India-Pakistan Relations
Discover how former PM Rajiv Gandhi's 1985 speech at Doon School offered a visionary roadmap for India-Pakistan ties, emphasizing dialogue over conflict.
High Court: Evidence Trumps Procedural Errors in Court Martial
Punjab & Haryana High Court delivers landmark judgment affirming that convictions stand if evidence is solid, even with procedural flaws in confession recording. Key ruling for Indian military justice system.
Pakistani Hindu girl rescued from forced marriage, reunited
In a shocking case from Pakistan's Sindh province, a young Hindu girl was abducted, forcibly converted to Islam, and married to a 60-year-old Muslim man before being rescued and reunited with her family after legal intervention.
Farmer's son wins karate gold, qualifies for state championship
Rising karate star Lovepreet Singh from Jalandhar's Bhulla village wins district gold medal, qualifies for Punjab State Championship against all odds.
Sindh Uprising: Pakistan's Disappearance Crisis Sparks Protests
Pakistan's Sindh province faces unprecedented turmoil as state suppression and enforced disappearances of activists ignite widespread protests. Discover the human rights crisis unfolding in Karachi and beyond.
Army vs CBI: Legal Battle Over Corruption Case
Exclusive: CBI fights to retain corruption case against army personnel as military pushes for court martial. Legal experts weigh in on this landmark jurisdictional clash.
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