Talk on Indo-Pak ties held

Patiala, October 19 The Department of Political Science, Punjabi University, organised a special lecture on “India-Pakistan Relations: Continuity and Change”. Sukhwant Singh Bindra, a retired professor from Guru Nanak Dev University, was the main speaker. ...

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Updated At : 01:24 PM Oct 20, 2023 IST

Patiala, October 19

The Department of Political Science, Punjabi University, organised a special lecture on “India-Pakistan Relations: Continuity and Change”. Sukhwant Singh Bindra, a retired professor from Guru Nanak Dev University, was the main speaker.

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