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Running Towards India’s National Trauma

A film that retells the story of India's national trauma (1947 Partition), plus the psychological trauma suffered by India's best known individual track and field athlete India, Milkha Singh

Pakistan Holds Historic Elections

The poll was generally seen as successful one, but violence on Saturday killed at least 24 lives.

Was General Pervez Musharraf Another Jesus on The Crucifix?

His strength, sadly, was a very strong international image as a strategist and candid professional. Of which post the recent proceedings in Pakistan only a shadow is all that remains now.

Minorities Unsafe in Pakistan

Pakistan's minorities which are being targeted include Shias, Ahmedias, Hindus, Sikhs and Christians. Pakistani Hindus visiting India often refuse to go back to their home country.

US Shares Interest in Stability and Prosperity of Pakistan

We are committed to the people of Pakistan. And, we recognize how challenging this past year has been. And, I am heartened that we are working through our differences very constructively.

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