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Jawed Naqvi, Dawn.com
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Opinion: No, Muslims are not doing well in India
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is wrong to say that a rise in Muslim population means they are faring well.
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Will India and Pakistan restart the peace process at the SCO summit?
It is in the political and diplomatic interests of both countries to mend ties amid the current global climate.
Jawed Naqvi, Dawn.com
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The political Left is lost. It is the Right keeping the fight alive against the Right in South Asia
The street power to combat Modi comes from the Shiv Sena.
Jawed Naqvi, Dawn.com
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Arundhati Roy: The dismantling of democracy in India will affect the whole world
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Asian Games 2022: With its largest contingent, India aim for biggest medal tally in Hangzhou
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Ahead of Modi’s birthday, Gujarat dam delayed water release – despite heavy rain and official alerts
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Sriram Raghavan: Remembering the dark side to Dev Anand
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‘Days at the Morisaki Bookshop’: An optimistic novel about the life-changing power of books
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What if Jaswant Singh had been allowed to achieve peace between India and Pakistan?
Had the former foreign minister not been stymied during the Agra summit in 2001, the two South Asian neighbours could have been on a very different path.
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Remembering India and China’s precolonial ties as they square off in Ladakh
Indian officials often invoke the 1962 war as a reminder of when China betrayed its trust.
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A Bernie Sanders win in the US could spell trouble for Modi and others in the right-wing club
Sanders’ lead in the Nevada caucus comes against the backdrop of Modi’s unabashed endorsement of Trump.
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‘It was my wife until Rafael Nadal showed up’: Roger Federer on his favourite doubles partner
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Eco India, Episode 239: Ecosystems are under threat from growing human activity. Can we fix this?
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MotoGP Bharat 2023: Rider has narrow escape as bike skids, catches fire during race in Greater Noida
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Watch: Several areas in Nagpur, Maharashtra flooded after heavy rain, rescue operations underway
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Watch: Singer Justin Timberlake and his NSYNC bandmates get together to recreate old photograph
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View from Dawn: What Burhan Wani and Qandeel Baloch had in common
Both were fighting for their version of freedom.
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View from Dawn: Why India and Pakistan are on a never-ending quest to woo America
Their urge is like the Dubai syndrome – where an intensely acquisitive society loses its social bearings.
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Should Sadiq Khan’s faith matter?
Does his victory in the London mayoral election indicate that racism is over in Britain?
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The Reel
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Watch: Marathi series ‘Shantit Kranti’ gets a second season
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‘Kumari Srimathi’ trailer: In Nithya Menen-led Telugu show, a woman stakes claim to her inheritance
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‘The Great Indian Family’ review: Well-meaning but simplistic
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‘Sultan Of Delhi’ trailer: Tahir Raj Bhasin leads series about ambition in 1960s India
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Reel vs real: When undercover agents act against India’s enemies abroad
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View from ‘Dawn’: Remembering the time when JNU mourned more for Bhutto than Mao
Unlike today, perceptions of the neighbour weren't simplistic a few decades ago. There was never one India for Pakistan, and there was never one Pakistan for India.
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View from 'Dawn': Pathankot is an opportunity for neighbours to confront trans-border terror
New Delhi and Islamabad need to discourage their hawks from derailing a promising diplomatic initiative, says an op-ed in the Pakistani paper.
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