Taliban: The Frankenstein monster that the US created
It was 2001. The USA entered Afghanistan to oust the Taliban Over the next 20 years, 3 trillion dollars were spent on the war 2,41,000 people were killed 2442 US soldiers ...
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NDTV shamelessly chooses to become Taliban’s propaganda channel. It should be punished
NDTV is a notorious media organisation. Financial fraud, tax evasion, deceiving shareholders of a public listed company, collusion with powerful politicians prior to 2014 – the media organisation has reportedly done ...
India must help Afghanistan in the war against the Taliban and here is why
Afghanistan, often touted as a ‘Graveyard of Empires’, is on the verge of becoming a 7th-century grave itself. After almost nearly fifty years of its establishment as a republic, the landlocked ...
Pakistan thought it will freely support Taliban, but some huge sanctions await it
"Sanction Pakistan" is the buzzword in South Asian affairs now and with more intensity than ever. Amrullah Saleh, the vice President of Afghanistan has openly called for a sanction on Pakistan ...
‘When Taliban found out that Danish was in a mosque, they went for him and executed him in cold blood,’ reports reveal
Indian photojournalist Danish Sidiqqui, who was known to have been ‘killed’ by the Taliban on July 16, triggering a volley of sentiments back in India, was, in fact, executed and mutilated ...
As Afghan VP reminds Pakistan of 1971 surrender to India, Afghanistan seeks India’s help to defeat Pak-Taliban nexus
Afghanistan's Vice-President Amrullah Saleh hit it out of the ballpark on Wednesday by posting the legendary and famous picture of the Pakistan Army's surrender to the Indian Army in the 1971 ...
When Taliban realized that Danish was an Indian, they mutilated his dead body in the most horrific way
Reuters photojournalist Danish Siddiqui last Friday was killed by the Taliban terrorists in the Spin Boldak district of Kandahar. However, after the Taliban released a statement saying it was sorry for the ...
Taliban didn’t kill Siddique, Pakistan did
In the Spin Boldak area of Afghanistan, Indian photojournalist Danish Siddiqui was killed on July 16th. The Indian photojournalist was killed during an encounter between the Taliban and Afghan security forces ...
‘Do not touch projects of national importance,’ Pakistan is set to get a thrashing from Taliban as ISI prepares to target Indian projects
Inter-services Intelligence (ISI), the infamous Pakistani intelligence agency, has asked the Pakistani fighters who have crossed the border to fight alongside the Taliban, to destroy the development projects built by the ...
Pakistan-Taliban nexus: Daughter of Afghan ambassador in Islamabad was kidnapped, tortured and thrown
Pakistan is an ally of the Taliban. With the withdrawal of the United States from war-torn Afghanistan, the Taliban is all set to take over the country very soon. The civilian ...
Everyone except Taliban killed Danish Siddiqui
Reuters photojournalist Danish Siddiqui on Friday was killed by the Taliban terrorists in the Spin Boldak district of Kandahar after he had been embedded with the Afghan special forces to cover ...
Teenage sex slaves and brutal Sharia law: The Taliban of 1996-2001 is back with a vengeance
While American troops have barely exited the war-torn regions of Afghanistan, an adventurous Taliban continues to annex new territories, having already seized control of over 85 per cent of the Afghan ...
