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Even during Doklam standoff between India-China, Congress President Rahul Gandhi was found hobnobbing with Chinese ministers and holding secretive meetings with them

China, for the fourth time, refused to back an international effort to list Jaish-e-Muhammad chief Masood Azhar as a global terrorist. As cliched as it may sound, but we are once again forced to bear the fruits of Jawaharlal Nehru's monumental blunders.

How did the power trajectories of India and China turn out to be so different? There are three reasons: Congress, Congress and Congress.

There are high chances that Pakistan is taken by a surprise in the United Nations Security Council meeting scheduled to take place today

China worried about changing mind on Masood Azhar, fears disruption of its ambitious CPEC project, says report.

Earlier, during a media briefing by officials from the Joint Forces, Air Vice Marshall RGK Kapoor busted several false claims made by the Pakistan government.

This proposal is the fourth such attempt in the last 10 years to list Azhar as a global terrorist. 

After the UNSC issued a strong statement against the Pulwama terrorist attack and named JeM, thereby registering a major diplomatic win for India, media in Pakistan has resorted to obfuscation and twisting the statement to suit their fundamentalist narratives

The UNSC in its statement condemned the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir while naming Jaish-e-Mohammad, the Pakistan based terror group.

The UNSC in its statement condemned the Pulwama terror attack that claimed the lives of 40 Indian soldiers and mentioned Jaish-e-Mohammad by name, for taking responsibility for the attack