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The Hindu quoted the report as saying that on June 6 in Germany, Sikh radical organisations such as Babbar Khalsa International (BKI-G) and Sikh Federation (SF-G) staged a protest in front of the Consulate General of India, Frankfurt.

“The event was attended by 8-10” people of Pakistani or AJK origin as well. “A few new Sikh families, which arrived from Portugal, were also seen participating in the protest.”

Imran Khan Grilled (Like A Kabob) Over The Coals By A Paki Anal- ist

TODAY Imran Khan owes the country an answer to this simple question: what exactly was all that sound and fury last August all about?

In the name of their grievances, they laid siege to the capital city for months and caused a totally unnecessary delay in the visit by China’s president, who wanted to announce $46bn worth of investment[*] projects for the country[/b].

I refer to the massacre at the Army Public School, from which the PTI publically washed its hands with the argument that providing security at the school was not its job.

I refer also to the floods that have devastated Chitral,[*] the coverage of which has had to compete with the judicial commission report for space on the broadsheet and on the airwaves.

Let’s stop vilifying the only system of rule we have. Let’s work together to mend it. The PTI can start by doing its duties in KP province, and then turn to the electorate in 2018 with a story to tell.

Pakistan Foreign Office Says That A Co-operative Approach Is Required And Pointing Fingers Towards Pakistan For The Gurdaspur Attack is 'unhealthy'

http://www.dawn.com/news/1197346/gurdaspur-attack-pointing-fingers-before-probe-is-unhealthy-says-fo

Pakistan's Foreign Office categorically rejected the "baseless allegations" made by Rajnath Singh, Home Minister of India, in the Parliament, today.

"Pakistan regrets the unsubstantiated and unwarranted assertion [*]that those involved in the Gurdaspur incident of July 27, had entered India from Pakistan and believes that the home minister’s provocative comments are a threat to peace and security of the region," FO spokesman said.

With some modification, an Indian-style approach to Pakistan comprised of tit-for-tat and de-linkage could also work for the United States. Where Pakistan is forthcoming, as it now appears to be with Afghan peace talks, the United States should seize opportunities and pocket gains as they come. Where Pakistan disappoints, as it continues to do on military operations in North Waziristan, the United States shouldwithhold favors. Frustration along one front (such as Pakistan’s inaction on LeT or its continuing support of the Haqqani Network) should not necessarily hold others (like U.S. investments in infrastructure and education) hostage.

Sunday, July 26, 2015 - Lahore—The trade bodies from all over the country including small traders organisations, under the banner of All Pakistan Anjuman-i-Tajiran, have announced to observe shutter down strike on August 1, 2015 (Saturday) against imposition of 0.3 per cent withholding tax (WHT) on banking transactions by the Federal government. This was decided during the traders convention held at a local hotel. The convener of the convention and APAT central General Secretary Naeem Mir said that all trade bodies will, however, attend the meeting of Finance Minister called on July 27 and if talks are successful the strike will be called off.

A_Gupta wrote:Pakistan's "Vision East Asia"

Falijee wrote:My conclusion: India should talk only to the real centre of power in Pakiland; everyone knows who that is . Bypass the civil admin. !

Myra MacDonald
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Someone really should ask the Americans today if they know if Zawahiri is still alive. All the Afghan war's big players are disappearing.

Khalistanis Now Claims Responsibility For Gurdaspur Attack - Manmohan Singh ( ) Khalistan Movement Chief

LONDON (Web Desk) – Khalistan Movement Chief Manmohan Singh has said that the Gurdaspur incident is a conspiracy of India’s RAW to defame Pakistan. 92 News cited.

In a statement on Thursday, he said that India is leveling allegations against Pakistan to suppress the freedom movements.

“The Khalistan Movement has not ended. We will not accept anything except freedom,” he said.

He also claimed that India is involved in the attacks on Mehran Airbase and Army Public School Peshawar.

Manmohan Singh said that India will soon disintegrate. “Becoming of Modi the prime minister is a threat to the peace in the region,” he said.

Fortress USA Inaugurated In Slumbad

ISLAMABAD (Online) – US Ambassador Richard G. Olson inaugurated the new building of the embassy in Islamabad at a ceremony, said a press release issued here on Friday.

Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan Daniel F Feldman and the State Department Director for Overseas Building Operations Casey Jones, Pakistani government officials and foreign diplomats were also present on the occasion.

The construction on the building began in 2011 and it was completed at a cost of $85 million.

The new embassy building incorporates numerous features designed to protect the environment, including an array of solar panels, energy efficient lighting, and architectural sunshades to reduce heat in the building.[*]

state- of the- art surveillance gizmos and high -tech spy gear

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Lahore Sessions Court issued NBW against Actress #Meera [Nazar and Kasak] on a complaint by her Ex-husband for defaming the nation

RajeshA wrote:

Falijee wrote:My conclusion: India should talk only to the real centre of power in Pakiland; everyone knows who that is . Bypass the civil admin. !

There is actually nothing to talk about with the real power center of Pakistan, except if the talking is to be done with weapons.

So politically speaking, ignore the Paki civvies, and ignore even more the Paki uniforms.

g.sarkar wrote:http://www.deccanherald.com/content/492 ... -says.html
Ijaz Butt hits out at BCCI, says India not keen to revive ties
Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ijaz Butt has said that the present PCB set-up should stop wasting its time trying to organise a series against India as "it would never happen"."It is a waste of time. It is never going to happen because the Indian board is not interested in playing against us. They use the excuse of their government's permission all the time to not play us," Butt told PTI today.Butt, a former Test batsman and a controversial figure in Pakistan cricket particularly when he was PCB chairman from 2008 to 2012, was clear in his mind that the Indian board, BCCI, would not play Pakistan in December."The Indians playing us at an offshore venue is out of the question. The truth is they don't want to play us. When I was chairman we even offered to play our home series in India if we got to keep the revenues but they flatly refused," he recalled.Butt said that the Indian board's decision to not play Pakistan was due to the seething relations and bad blood between the two countries since independence."We may talk about friendship all the time, the fact is the Indian cricket officials have always tried to hurt us in every way possible. Ethically they owe us at least two home series but they will not play even now," Butt said.
He noted that for no other series does the BCCI needs to involve its government except for Pakistan.
"It is nothing but a delaying tool and our board should not waste their energy and time. Pakistan cricket has shown despite so many problems since the last few years that it can stand and survive on its own feet."
The former PCB chief pointed out that the Indians had shown their true feelings about Pakistan cricket and players by constantly ignoring them in the IPL since 2008.......
Gautam

“One can ‘criticise’ Pakistan, and promote ‘self-introspection’. But to not fall “beyond the pale” one must offer ‘solutions’ that call for at least one of the following three –

(1) more Pakistani military, to protect Pakistan against a rapacious India

(2) more Islam, to save Pakistan against the ill effects of Hinduism

(3) more Jinnah, to make Pakistan different from what Hindu/Gandhian leadership would want it to be.

The less a person buys into this living TNT as Pakistan’s universe of solutions, the more unacceptable/sell out the person becomes.”

vinod wrote:
Absolutely true! They simply can't control the thousands of snakes they shelter.

The buzz is that a famous Pakistani cricketer wedded to a famous tennis star from across the border, is trying his best to hide the fissures in his marriage. We hear they are close to splitting up and have been forced to keep the news from the press, on account of the recent Sri Lanka series. Apparently, the lady has made up her mind and will announce her decision soon.

Anujan wrote:Apparently Mullah Omar death is all but confirmed. The new Taliban chief will be Mullah Mansour and deputy would be Siraj Haqqani. Both big Pakistan supporters

Mansour fella is Taliban's "aviation minister" and was involved in the Kandahar hijack.

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/ ... t-taliban/

In early 2011, then-CIA Director Leon Panetta confronted the president of Pakistan with a disturbing piece of intelligence. The spy agency had learned that ­Mohammad Omar, the Taliban leader who had become one of the world’s most wanted fugitives after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, was being treated at a hospital in southern Pakistan.

The American spy chief even identified the facility — the Aga Khan University Hospital in Karachi — and said the CIA had “some raw intelligence on this” that would soon be shared with its Pakistani counterpart, according to diplomatic files that summarize the exchange.

U.S. intelligence officials now think that Omar probably died two years later, in 2013, and Afghan officials said this week that he succumbed while being treated for a serious illness in a Karachi hospital, just as those earlier intelligence reports had indicated.

A_Gupta wrote:Tufail Ahmed: Pak's Continuing War against Indian Civilisation

http://www.newindianexpress.com/columns ... 949359.ece