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Pakistan’s politico-military tango: Relationship fractured by deep State

Pakistan’s politico-military tango: Relationship fractured by deep State

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The idea of Pakistan as an Islamic democracy that offered space for other religions and cultures to coexist within an Islamic State vanished with the death of its founder and first Governor General, Muhammad Ali Jinnah. What has emerged since is a State that has demonstrated a fractured and unstable politico-military relationship that has seriously impeded Pakistan’s evolution from a colony to a modern State.   General Asim Munir is a radicalised general in the Zia mould who has plunged the politico-military dynamics in Pakistan to a new low (Reuters) There are three main themes that highlight the politico-military dynamics that exist in Pakistan. The first is an absence of consistent political acumen and the widespread corruption within Pakistan’s political parties since its creation, which has offered space for the military to step in and offer notions of stability and power to its people. Pakistan’s political instability relative to India is exemplified by the fact that it has had 24 prime ministers compared to India’s 14.   The second theme that merits attention is the political rise …

‘Relevant T-Word Is Terrorism, Not Tango’: India Responds To Pakistan Minister’s Remark On Ties

‘Relevant T-Word Is Terrorism, Not Tango’: India Responds To Pakistan Minister’s Remark On Ties

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Last Updated:January 03, 2025, 18:04 IST Earlier this week, Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar had urged India to improve ties between both countries and said “it takes two to tango.” MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaisawal. (PTI) India on Friday reacted to Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar’s remarks on improving Indo-Pakistan ties, where he emphasised on to “create an environment to help improve the relations”. “The relevant ‘T’ word is terrorism and not Tango,” Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaisawal said today during the weekly briefing. #WATCH | Delhi: On Pakistan Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar’s statement regarding ties with India ‘it takes two to tango’, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal says, ” The relevant ‘T’ word there is ‘terrorism’ and not ‘tango’…” pic.twitter.com/2hrTW75ScR— ANI (@ANI) January 3, 2025 Earlier this week, Dar had urged India to improve ties between both countries and said “it takes two to tango,” ARY News reported. He had also called upon India to “create an environment to help improve the relations”. Indo Pak Strained Ties The …

‘It takes two to tango, can’t be one way’ – India TV

‘It takes two to tango, can’t be one way’ – India TV

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Image Source : AP Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar Islamabad: Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said on Thursday that the government was making all-out efforts to accomplish the country’s journey from only being a nuclear power to becoming an economic power, Dawn reported. When asked about improving ties with India, Dar said: “It takes two to tango, can’t be one way”. He called upon India to “create an environment to help improve the relations”. Addressing a press conference in Islamabad, FM Dar gave a roundup of the government’s efforts to bring economic stability and enhance Pakistan’s diplomatic footprints through bilateral and multilateral engagements with the latest one being the beginning of the country’s two-year term as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council for 2025-26. India-Pakistan relations The ties between India and Pakistan came under severe strain after India’s warplanes pounded a Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist training camp in Balakot in Pakistan in February 2019 in response to the Pulwama terror attack. The relations further deteriorated after India on August 5, 2019, …

Ranji Trophy, Tamil Nadu vs Saurashtra: Left-arm spin twin tango of Sai Kishore and Ajith Ram bamboozles Saurashtra for 183 | Cricket News

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There was a high degree of calmness and assuredness in Tamil Nadu’s ranks on Friday. If facing defending champions Saurashtra in their first Ranji Trophy quarterfinal appearance in six years itself was a daunting task, they were made to bowl first against a batting line-up that includes an in-form Cheteshwar Pujara, a master when it comes to blunting attacks. And as the day ended around 4.45 pm, it was Tamil Nadu who looked the more assertive of the two sides, with their captain R Sai Kishore leading from the front with a 5-wicket haul, to dismiss Saurashtra for 183 at the SNR College grounds here. At stumps, the hosts were 23/1. This was a day where the conditions tested Tamil Nadu to the core. There was turn on the surface, but it wasn’t venomous and they had to be disciplined at all times. Thanks to the early summer that sets in, the temperatures have been hitting the mid-30s, with the ground-staff doing everything they can in the lead up to the match to prevent it …

Takes two to Tango

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One of the fundamentals of an on-screen romantic offering, one would agree, must be the chemistry between the two lead characters. However, this spark, he says, is usually captured when two artistes share the screen, and may not be indicative of the relationship that they share when the cameras are turned off. “There is an x-factor that comes alive on camera. People think it may be there at all times, but that’s not the case. Two people, who might have great chemistry on screen, may not look interesting once the camera is not on them. So, the camera has its own kind of universe, and, within it, sparks fly,” says the actor who returns to the genre with Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya, which pairs him alongside Kriti Sanon for the first time.  Kapoor, who has headlined several popular romantic films like Ishq Vishk (2003), Jab We Met (2007), and Kismat Konnection (2008), believes that on-screen chemistry can only elevate a film that’s already strong on paper. “The writing is fundamental, because, regardless of …

Tuesday Tango: From Guru Randhawa’s ‘High Rated Gabru’, Pav Dharia’s ‘Na Jaa’ To Doorbeen’s ‘Lamberghini’

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Check Our Exclusive Playlist For The Third Edition Of Tuesday Tango If You Want To Easily Get Through Your Workload ( Photo Credit – YouTube ) It is that time of the week again when you need the biggest push to finish your work and head back home soon. Well, we suffer from the mid-week blues, and therefore, we completely understand what you are going through. Our exclusive playlist Tuesday Tango is here with its third edition, and this time we got you some foot-tapping and melodious Punjabi pop bangers that will get you in the right mood. From the soulful Laung Laachi by Ammy Virk to Guru Randhawa’s peppy top charting number High Rated Gabru, go check out our top picks this week. Guru Randhawa- ‘High Rated Gabru’ Guru Randhawa is currently one of the biggest Punjabi pop artists in India and has a slew of hits to his name. However, if you feel like grooving and doing a little shoulder dance while sitting in your office then you got to listen to Randhawa‘s …

Tuesday Tango: From Miley Cyrus’ Flowers, SZA’s Kill To Demi Lovato’s Heart Attack

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Check Out Our New Playlist That Will Give You A Perfect Start This Summer With Absolute New Bangers From This Year ( Photo Credit – YouTube ) Bidding au revoir to spring, it is time we embrace summer with open arms. Before the cruel heat makes us go bonkers, we got a fresh playlist which is apt to give a perfect kick-start to summer 2023. Tuesday Tango is here to save your day if you have been shuffling way too many songs. There is no dearth of songs releasing every week but all you need is that one perfect track to set your mood right. In our second playlist of Tuesday Tango, we got you artistes like Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, SZA and fresh out of the underground Libianca. Read on to check the full playlist. Miley Cyrus – Flowers What an absolute banger this track is and serves as a perfect comeback for Miley Cyrus. If you are looking for straight-up inspiration this summer, Flowers by Miley Cyrus is the track you need to …