Calling someone a “Pakistani” or “Miyan-Tiyan ... taste but does not amount to the offence of hurting religious sentiments, the Supreme Court has ruled. The bench of Justices BV ...

The Supreme Court has ruled that calling a person “Pakistani” or “miyan-tiyan” does not amount to hurting religious sentiments although “undoubtedly” such statements are in “bad taste”. The court ...

India's Supreme Court has ruled that calling someone “Pakistani” or “Miyan-Tiyan ... not amount to the offence of hurting religious sentiments. While closing a case against a person ...

During his visit to the United States, the Indian prime minister has once again chosen to stoke anti-Pakistan sentiment rather than seek constructive dialogue. At a time when regional peace should be ...

Taliban leaders, eager to consolidate domestic legitimacy, are aligning with Afghan nationalist sentiments rather than acting as Islamabad’s puppets. The most alarming development for Pakistan ...

A Pakistani YouTube star has been charged with blasphemy after launching a perfume named after the very law he has fallen ...

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that labelling someone ‘Pakistani’ or calling them ‘Miyan-Tiyan’ does not amount to being considered an offence of hurting religious sentiment.

The reopening of maritime links between Bangladesh and Pakistan, decades after their rupture, signals a shifting geopolitical ...

A police officer said that since the sentiments of local Muslims were hurt, the police registered an FIR against 27 Ahmadis under section 298 C of the Pakistan Penal Code. Notably, Section 298 C ...

KARACHI: Optimism about Pakistan’s economic growth is running high, with 83 percent of CEOs of leading companies expecting improvement, outpacing global sentiment, where 70 percent anticipate ...

Using the slur in public to incite violence constitutes hate speech. However, in other situations, addressing its use may be ...