Lt Governor, Political Parties Condemn Poonch Attack

Lt Governor, Political Parties Condemn Poonch Attack

[ad_1] SRINAGAR: The politicians and political parties of Jammu and Kashmir cutting across the divide extended condolences over the death of five army soldiers in a militant attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch district. Expressing his anguish over the incident, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday said, “I am deeply anguished by…

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Political dialogue cannot happen with a ‘gun to your head’: Pak FM Bilawal on CJP’s request

Political dialogue cannot happen with a ‘gun to your head’: Pak FM Bilawal on CJP’s request

[ad_1] Islamabad: Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on Thursday that his party was trying to build consensus among the country’s political leadership on holding elections, but asserted that any dialogue would be futile if it is carried out “with a gun to your head”. The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman’s remarks came as…

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NC’s Political Vision Etched With Welfare Of people:  Farooq Abdullah

[ad_1] SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference President Farooq Abdullah on Sunday asked people to unite against the divisive forces, trying to disenfranchise people of their identity, land and resources. Farooq Abdullah was addressing party functionaries in a commemorative function held at Khannabal, Anantnag on the 8th death anniversary of the party veteran Khawaja…

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Naga political impasse: Centre’s envoy holds separate meetings in Dimapur

Naga political impasse: Centre’s envoy holds separate meetings in Dimapur

[ad_1] Kohima: Days after four influential Naga organisations urged the Central government to “honour its word” in the Ceasefire Agreement (1997) and Framework Agreement (2015) and “resolve the Naga political impasse accordingly”, Central government envoy on the Naga political issue A.K. Mishra has held separate meetings with the NSCN-IM and other Naga bodies. Sources in…

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How Tennessee Became the Poster State for Political Meltdown

How Tennessee Became the Poster State for Political Meltdown

[ad_1] “The state would swing left-right, left-right, Republican-Democrat, Republican-Democrat,” Carter recalled about Tennessee’s political tradition, before turning away from me and raising her voice toward a group of official-looking people in suits headed into the Capitol who perhaps could address gun violence: “Guys, think about the children!” The day after Easter was gorgeous here, a…

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