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Pakistan bans ethnic Pashtun rights movement critical of military
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Pakistan bans ethnic Pashtun rights movement critical of military

Islamabad, Pakistan Pakistan’s government has banned an ethnic Pashtun rights movement that has accused the military of a heavy-handed crackdown on civilians in the border regions with Afghanistan.  The Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM), or Pashtun Protection Movement, opposes alleged military abuses during counter-terrorism operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, a majority Pashtun region. The group, which is...

Rakhar Punia: Huge ‘Panthic gathering’ outshines events of AAP, SAD (B), warns of stir if Sikh detenues not released 
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Rakhar Punia: Huge ‘Panthic gathering’ outshines events of AAP, SAD (B), warns of stir if Sikh detenues not released 

BABA BAKALA (AMRITSAR) In a significant development, pro-freedom Sikh activists organized an impressive ‘Panthic Gathering’ at historic town Baba Bakala on Monday (August 19) to raise demand of release of Sikh political prisoners during annual Rakhar Punia festival. Gathering in this event outshone the political conferences of ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Shiromani Akali...

Sikhs had separate nation, attained slavery by deciding to join India in 1947: Akal Takht 
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Sikhs had separate nation, attained slavery by deciding to join India in 1947: Akal Takht 

AMRITSAR Akal Takht Sahib jathedar Giani Raghbir Singh while remembering 10 lakh innocent people killed in the violence during 1947 partition of India and Pakistan said on Friday that the Sikhs had separate nation once and they attained slavery by deciding to join India 77 years ago.  While addressing the sangat (devotees) gathered at the...

Trump to slam Harris on inflation ahead of major policy roll-out
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Trump to slam Harris on inflation ahead of major policy roll-out

Washington, United States Donald Trump will tear into the Biden administration’s economic record Wednesday, just days before Kamala Harris unveils her economic agenda in her first major policy speech as the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee. Trump’s campaign said he would deliver remarks in the city of Asheville, in the crucial battleground state of North Carolina, on the...

Sikh bodies to mark Indian I-Day as black day, stage protest at Tarn Taran against injustices, subjugation and excesses unleashed by Indian regime
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Sikh bodies to mark Indian I-Day as black day, stage protest at Tarn Taran against injustices, subjugation and excesses unleashed by Indian regime

AMRITSAR Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar) and Dal Khalsa, the two major Sikh organizations fighting for the sovereignty and independence of Punjab, have jointly decided to hold a spirited protest at Tarn Taran on August 15 against Modi’s authoritarian regime, political subjugation, injustices and excesses of the Indian regime on Sikhs. Simranjit Singh Mann’s son and...

Were 2015 Bargari incidents a sacrilege? 
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Were 2015 Bargari incidents a sacrilege? 

Once again episode of 2015 Bargari incidents in Faridkot district of Punjab is hitting the headlines these days with former IG of Punjab Police Ranbir Singh Khatra who led the special investigation team (SIT) which cracked the related cases in 2018, making disclosures about the role of AAP government and Badal family, and key conspirator Pardeep...

Lawmakers advance contempt charge for US attorney general
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Lawmakers advance contempt charge for US attorney general

Washington, United States A panel of US lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a resolution to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress over the Justice Department’s refusal to turn over audio of President Joe Biden’s questioning in a criminal investigation. The move — seen as symbolic, since Garland’s own officials would ultimately decide whether to press charges...

Child victims of war spiked in 2023 amid Gaza, Sudan crises: UN report
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Child victims of war spiked in 2023 amid Gaza, Sudan crises: UN report

United Nations, United States Violence against children in armed conflicts reached “extreme levels” in 2023, particularly in Gaza and Sudan, according to a forthcoming UN report obtained by AFP on Tuesday. The United Nations’ annual “Children in Armed conflict” report placed the Sudanese army as well as the rival Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on the blacklist...