BBC News | The family who brought an Indian sweet to Pakistan BBC News The India city of Badaun and the Pakistan city of Mardan are separated by 1,200km of territory, a vicious communal divide and a heavily militarised border. But Mardan's chief sweet delicacy - the Badauni pedha - still holds the aroma and the taste of a ... |
Telegraph.co.uk | Pfau, 'Mother Teresa of Pakistan,' dies at age 87 ABC News In this picture taken on Thursday, Aug. 10, 2017, a Pakistani hospital worker puts a candle before a picture of Ruth Pfau, a German doctor and nun who devoted her life to the eradication of leprosy in Pakistan, at the Marie Adelaide Leprosy Centre in ... Pakistan's 'Mother Teresa' dies aged 87 Ruth Pfau, Beacon For Pakistan's Leprosy Patients, Dies At 87 Why Pakistan is mourning loss of German nun Ruth Pfau |
Aljazeera.com | The partition goes on: A Pakistani perspective Aljazeera.com I just wanted to see if anyone could tell if I was from Pakistan. Nobody did. I told a colleague. He shook his head. I was completely missing the point. Delhi is a huge city, it's full of people who have just arrived from other parts of India. Who has ... |
Peoria Journal Star | First US woman to summit K-2 in Pakistan says she's 'proud' Peoria Journal Star American mountaineer Vanessa O'Brien talks about her experience in Islamabad, Pakistan, Friday, Aug. 11, 2017. The prominent mountaineer, who became the first U.S. woman to summit the world's second highest mountain in Pakistan's north, says it was a ... |
Here And Now | 70 Years Later, What Partition Has Meant For Pakistan Here And Now Next week is the 70th anniversary of the partition of India and Pakistan. At midnight on Aug. 14, 1947, the British ended their rule over the subcontinent and divided it into Hindu-majority India and Muslim-majority Pakistan. The break led millions of ... Family bonds survive India-Pakistan split, but for how long? Key events in India-Pakistan relations since Partition Partition 70 years on: The violence that created Pakistan and India |
BBC News | Wife of former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif seeks parliament seat BBC News The wife of Pakistan's ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has announced she is running for his parliamentary seat. Kulsoom Nawaz will contest the seat her husband was forced to vacate last month after becoming embroiled in the Panama papers scandal. Ousted Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif's wife in bid to win his seat Boy (12), crushed to death by Sharif's motorcade in Pakistan Former Pakistan PM Sharif's wife to contest seat he vacated |
Times Colonist | The Latest: 3 dead in powerful explosion in Pakistan Washington Post ISLAMABAD — The Latest on developments in Pakistan(all times local):. 1:30 p.m.. A Pakistan official says three people are dead after a powerful explosion ripped through a small town in the Bajour tribal region on the border with Afghanistan. Aslam ... Pakistan official: Bombing in northwestern region kills 3 Three Dead In Powerful Blast In Pakistan Bomb kills three, wounds 26 in Pakistan |
Akron Beacon Journal | Ruth Pfau, 'Mother Teresa of Pakistan,' dies at age 87 Akron Beacon Journal KARACHI, Pakistan: Ruth Pfau, a German physician and nun who devoted her life to the eradication of leprosy in Pakistan, has died at age 87. In a statement, the office of Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi announced a state funeral for Pfau, ... Nun known as 'Mother Teresa of Pakistan' to receive state funeral 'Mother Teresa of Pakistan' dies at age 87 Sister Pfau, German Nun Renowned for Treating Pakistan's Lepers, Dies at 87 |
The Intercept | Steve Bannon Said He Learned to Fear Muslims When He Visited Pakistan. Except He Was Probably in Hong Kong. The Intercept We'd pull into a place like Karachi, Pakistan – this is 1979, and I'll never forget it – the British guys came on board, because they still ran the port. The city had 10 million people at the time. We'd get out there, and 8 million of them had to be ... |
Financial Times | How India, Pakistan and Bangladesh were formed Aljazeera.com Upon independence, the British gave the princely states the option to join India or Pakistan - by signing the Instrument of Accession - or to remain independent. Some of these territories and princely states did not become part of India or Pakistan ... India and Pakistan are still paying for a botched partition Remembering Partition: 70 years since India-Pakistan divide Faith, fury and fear: The story behind one of history's greatest mass migrations |