April 21st in History the First Battle of Panipat (1526)
The First Battle of Panipat marked the rise of the Mughal Empire, defeating and introduction of gunpowder artillery in Indian warfare.
Pakistan Urges Taliban to Remain Involved in the Peace Process
Pakistan has encouraged the Taliban to stay involved in the Afghan peace process. This was after the announcement that they will boycott all Afghan summits before all foreign powers have left. The decision was made after the US announced last week that it would withdraw all troops by September 11 this year. The new deadline […]
Sri Lankan Buddhist Monks Pay an Archeological Visit to Pakistan
On Tuesday, a group of senior Buddhist monks from Sri Lanka paid a visit to the historic Mughal structures Badshahi Mosque and Lahore Fort. Venerated Dr Walpola Piyananda, Chief Abbot and President of the Dharma Vijaya Buddhist Vihara in the United States, spoke on the occasion. Dr Piyanada stated that every religion sends out a […]
India on US Treasury Department\’s Currency Watchlist
According to a trade ministry official, India does not see the rationale in the US placing it on a watchlist of currency manipulators. According to India\’s commerce minister, Anup Wadhawan, this decision makes little economic sense, as he told reporters. He also mentioned that the Reserve Bank of India follows a strategy that allows for […]
Why leaving Afghanistan is so Vital?
Eisenhower Prediction of the Curse President Dwight D. Eisenhower expressed his concerns over his predecessors\’ willingness to manage the military sixty years earlier. God support those who sit in his chair without military experience, he said in a statement. And it turned out to be true as most of the successors lacked it until Biden […]
Pakistan\’s Foreign Minister; \”Dialogues with India only Possible if Situation in IIOJK Improves.\”
Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has stated that negotiation between Pakistan and India can only take place if the situation in Jammu and Kashmir improves. In an interview, the minister said that Kashmir was not a bilateral concern, but rather a globally recognized issue with various UN Security Council resolutions. “If India and Pakistan want […]