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Goodbye to the ceremony of silly walks between India and Pakistan | India | The Guardian
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At Border of 2 Nuclear-Armed Nations: Machine Guns, Anxiety and Dancing - The New York Times
Here's What Life Is Like on the Border Between India and Pakistan
The elaborate ceremony that says everything you need to know about India- Pakistan tensions - Los Angeles Times
India and Pakistan's spectacular border show takes a dark turn | Financial Times
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India, Pakistan Mark Independence With Border Ceremony - YouTube
The Indian - Pakistani border ceremony - Trip in Pictures
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High drama and handshakes at the India-Pakistan border, every sundown | The Japan Times
India-Pakistan Border Closing Ceremony - Dandapani
India and Pakistan agree to tone down border ceremony | India | The Guardian
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