The Pakistan flag, symbolic of the historic Simla Accord table at Raj Bhawan, was noticeably absent after Pakistan's ...

In a show of anger against the recent terrorist attack targeting tourists in Kashmir’s Pahalgam, Bajrang Dal activists pasted Pakistani flags on roads across various locations in Karnataka's ...

Amid heightened curiosity about Pakistan flag being “removed” from the historic table at Raj Bhawan, on which the Simla Agreement was signed in 1972 between India and Pakistan, Raj Bhawan has ...

Tensions flared in Kalaburagi on Friday morning after stickers bearing the image of the Pakistan flag were found pasted on roads at multiple junctions, including Jagat Circle and Saath Gumbad.

alleged that the incident was yet another cowardly attempt aimed at falsely accusing Pakistan, and stated that any misadventure by India under false flag pretext will have dire consequences.

Chaos in India as protesters burn Pakistani flags following terror attack ...

In shocking news, a minor Muslim boy was forced to urinate on a Pakistani flag by right-wing supporters after the boy's ...

Many groups of lawyers, social and voluntary organisations and political parties also carried out marches and burnt the effigies of terrorism and Pakistani flag. Kashi: Sadhguru Reveals Why Death ...

Both India and Pakistan's flags were kept on the table, however, only the Indian flag stands still now. The Pakistani flag on the historic table at the Himachal Pradesh Raj Bhawan, on which the ...

The Pakistan Navy had orders to plant the Pakistani flag in Lakshadweep and claim the island if no Indian troops were present. But, India got wind of Pakistan’s plans, and Sardar Vallabhbhai ...

The suspension of the Simla Accord by Pakistan is in response to retaliatory actions taken by India in the aftermath of the massacre of 26 tourists in Pahalgam in a brutal terrorist attack on ...

Tensions were further enflamed when a Pakistani diplomat was seen making a throat-slitting gesture at protesters, which the Times of India identified as a senior Pakistani Army officer.