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CNBC is full of shit though. They regularly lie about stocks, Jim Cramer has admitted to lying to push narratives and CNBC still keeps him on.
Pakistan needs to stop being a chihuahua. All that fuss over nothing that will hurt them, and it annoys everyone else. >

Not taking sides here, and you bring up a good point by showing differing skew in the media, but out of curiosity why do you trust The Print over CNN News 18? >

Because the news comes directly from the Indian military instead of speculations from unnamed sources.
It isn't a matter of trusting one outlet over the other, it's a matter of transparency. Print was open about their source and gave direct quotes, News18 was not and did not. >

Even in humanitarian crisis and country on verge of bankruptcy, Pakistan's ego delayed badly needed aid to Turkey just to spite India.
Edit:  Sorry Pakistan, my initial comment was wrong.  I apologize. >

A website named News18.com would lie to us?  Where is my fainting couch? >

News18 in India is the same group as CNBC and MTV. Don't judge a channel just by the name. But yeah, this is a clickbait article, plain and simple. Also, if you read the subtitle, it makes it clear that it's SOP