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“Jinnah-Jaswant, Bhai Bhai” seems to be new slogan since Jaswant Singh sings a new song on Mohamed Ali Jinnah, Father of Pakistan eulogizing him in new political biography, ‘Jinnah - India, Partition, Independence’.
Jaswant Singh, who...
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The people who dub “secularism” as “pseudo-secularism” find repose in Mohammad Ali Jinnah when they decide to establish their secular...
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