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Punjabi Lehar: Pakistan YouTuber reunites families split by partition

A YouTube channel that connects Indians and Pakistanis who were separated by the 1947 partition has gained hundreds of thousands of followers from both countries. Nasir Dhillon, 38, started Punjabi ...
The New York Times

Survivors of Partition Seek Closure Through an Unlikely Source: YouTube

The YouTube channel Punjabi Lehar, based in Pakistan, has reunited people who were separated by the partition of India in 1947. By Salman Masood and Mike Ives FAISALABAD, Pakistan — Nasir Dhillon, a ...
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Peace vlogs advance into spy thriller: Mole subscribed to views of Pakistani handlers?

CHANDIGARH: A Pakistani YouTuber who presents himself as apeace activist uniting families divided by Partition is under investigation by Indian authorities for possible links to an alleged espionage ...
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Punjabi Lehar: Pakistan YouTuber reunites families split by partition

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Peace vlogs advance into spy thriller: Mole subscribed to views of Pakistani handlers?

Indian authorities are investigating Pakistani YouTuber Nasir Dhillon, known for his channel Punjabi Lehar, for potential links to a cross-border espionage ring. Dhillon's association with arrested ...