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Dec 21 2008, Shivangi Singh

Ideally more than India, 26/11 would have been proved to be a wake up call for Pakistan. Alas no such thing has happened. With the changing statements of Pakistan’s president Mr.Zardari. Why should Pakistan feel afraid when it is not guilty to the...

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