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Facebook0Tweet0Pin0LinkedIn0Share0Like0Shares0 Some influential Pakistani and Kashmiri elements which have been making profits out of the blood of Kashmiri people have now solicited the services of the Kashmir Premier League (KPL) … Read More
Many may not have known that Japanese avant-garde designer Issey Miyake loved India’s textile heritage and was fascinated by khadi. He was completely taken in by its simplicity and purity, … Read More
Image: Screengrab Bol News ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) on Tuesday indicated chances of rain-wind/ thundershower with scattered heavy falls in Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan, Islamabad, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh and … Read More
India and China are likely to set up a hotline between their air forces to prevent any possible escalation of the situation and to directly discuss issues between them on … Read More
KASHMIR weather has been erratic this spring and summer. Beginning March, which was exceptionally hot with temperature crossing 29 degrees, the summer has been warm. In between the temperature has … Read More
SAD MP Simranjit Mann has urged people to put up Sikh flags on Independence Day, instead of the national flag as part of the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign. “The best … Read More
Photo : PTI New Delhi: India and China are likely to have a hotline between their air forces to ward off any possible flare up or major conflict along the … Read More
VARANASI: The famed ‘Tirangi burfi’ of Kashi, a ‘sweet weapon’ used by the common people and freedom fighters in the battle against British Empire during the Quit India Movement, is … Read More
Image Source : INSTAGRAM/SHAMKAUSHAL09 Action director Sham Kaushal revealed his cancer battle Vicky Kaushal’s father, stunt director Sham Kaushal recently revealed in detail his battle with stomach cancer. He was diagnosed … Read More
The discussions with regard to the setting up of hotline are happening in the backdrop of the recent Chinese Air Force activities in Eastern Ladakh where they were frequently violating … Read More