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Pakistan blocks Twitter over contentious tweets
Pakistan blocked the social networking website Twitter for much of Sunday because it refused to remove tweets considered offensive to Islam, said one of the country's top telecommunications ...
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Twitter blocked in Pakistan
The Pakistani government blocked access to the micro-blogging Web site Twitter Sunday due to what it called derogatory discussions about the Prophet Mohammed. The Pakistan Telecommunication ...
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Pakistan road deal unlikely at NATO summit
The United States and Pakistan likely will not be able to finalize the reopening of NATO supply lines during the NATO summit, U.S. officials said. The meeting in Chicago opened Sunday amid a ...
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Pakistan restores Twitter after brief ban over blasphemous content
Our Social Reader lets you keep track of your favorite NDTV content (text, photos & videos) on your Facebook Timeline, and discover new content with ...
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Pakistan Blocks Twitter Over What It Calls Blasphemous Material
The Pakistani government has blocked the social networking website Twitter because of material considered offensive to Islam. AP quoted the chairman of Pakistan's telecommunications ...
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Twitter blocked in Pakistan
The Pakistani government blocked access to the micro-blogging Web site Twitter Sunday due to what it called derogatory discussions about the Prophet Mohammed. The Pakistan Telecommunication ...
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Twitter Blocked By Pakistan’s Government Due To ‘Blasphemous Content’
Social media has already proven that it’s one of the greatest bastions of free speech on the Internet. A lot of governments that don’t protect free speech hate social media because ...
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Pakistan blocks Twitter access
Pakistani authorities have blocked access to the social media website Twitter because of messages they say are offensive to Islam. They talked of "blasphemous and inflammatory" material ...
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Infants death in Kashmir Azad visits Srinagar hospital announces measures for ailing hospital
Srinagar, May 20: Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare Ghulam Nabi Azad visited the General Hospital here on Sunday to ascertain reasons for recent infant deaths in the ...
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Deal Not Struck Yet With Pakistan on Reopening Supply Lines
Pakistan has not yet agreed to a deal to reopen supply lines to Afghanistan in advance of today's NATO summit in Chicago -- an issue that could complicate talks on winding down the ...
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