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  • Pakistani assets set for worst month since 2023 on escalating tensions

    Dollar bonds have handed investors a loss of nearly 4% this month, while equities are down almost 3%. Meanwhile, Indian assets are proving relatively immune for now with stocks and local bonds up this month.

  • India may restrict e-commerce exports to Pakistan: CNBC-TV18

    Indian e-commerce products, electronics, precious gems, jewellery and gold reach Pakistani markets via countries like Sri Lanka, the United Arab Emirates and Singapore.

  • Army nursing college website hacked days after Pahalgam attack

    The page displayed two paragraphs in both Urdu and English. The message read, “You are hacked by Team Insane PK".

  • Trade ties with India suspended due to heavy duties': Pakistan Foreign Minister

    India has been maintaining that it desires normal neighbourly relations with Pakistan while insisting that the onus is on Islamabad to create an environment that is free of terror and hostility for such an engagement.

  • 'There’s a direct link between peace and democratic freedoms': South Asian peace advocate Rita Manchanda

    Author, peacebuilder and human-rights activist Rita Manchanda on the practical reasons to push for peace in the subcontinent

  • Indo-Pak ties: Anand Sharma crosses border to boost trade

    Although currently bilateral trade between India and Pakistan stands at a meagre USD 2.7 billion annually, there is hope that this could double in the next three-four years, reports CNBC-TV18's Rituparna Bhuyan.

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