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Life moves fast. News moves faster. The 2005 earthquake was a cover for American agents to enter Kashmir, some believe America owes Pakistan an apology and a proposed hydroelectric plan could power most of South Asia.
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In the wake of a controversial ban on juice produced by an Ahmadi-owned company, Pakistanis are taking matters into their own hands and drinking said juice whenever they damn well please. Rebels.
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Life moves fast. News moves faster. America is reaching out to Asian countries for support against Iran, Kashmir may make low-cost sanitary napkins available to the rural poor and gold prices are down in India.
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Anyone who’s seen C-SPAN can attest to the general ennui induced by Congressional proceedings, and we can assume the same holds true for bodies of government worldwide.
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The battle between India and China for the coveted spot of the world’s largest emerging superpower just got a little more heated. India, in a move largely assumed to do with China, is upping its military ante with the purchase of 126 fighter jets from France.
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Following a slew of controversies over the right to freedom of speech, emerging superpower India looks increasingly intent on ushering in an era of censorship.
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Life moves fast. News moves faster. A new Indian Formula 1 car, Kashmir talks on hold and an attempt to strengthen ties between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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NBC’s Jay Leno continues to incur the wrath of Indians around the world for a joke involving the Sikh community’s holiest shrine.
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It’s official: Come this fall, Indian customers can reluctantly order a Starbucks ‘chai tea latte’ at the company’s flagship stores in Mumbai and New Delhi.
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Life moves fast. News moves faster. Bangladeshi entrepreneurs design a socially responsible toilet, San Francisco International offers travelers a yoga room and attacks hit a Pakistani military academy.
