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• n  any of a group of Indic languages spoken in Kashmir and eastern Afghanistan and northern Pakistan

• That has prompted a number of candidates promoting themselves as dard-ashna, a new campaign catch-phrase whose translation vaguely echoes Bill Clinton's 1992 line, "I feel your pain.
• Johnson has set a stan dard of self-restraint that many of his critics could well emulate.
• Though the country's stan dard of living remains far below that of the West and even below that of neighboring East Germany, Poland has sustained a growth rate of 12% a year under .

• Dard
• Dardic
• Dardic language

News & Articles

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• Money-Losing Maxim Magazine Sold to Atlanta’s Calvin Dard
  Maxim magazine, the bawdy men’s title taken over by creditors after a $250 million buyout, was sold to Darden Media Group, which plans to turn the brand into a cable network.
  Sept. 13, 2013 - Bloomberg

Quotes

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• Michelle Gildernew in Irish Times
  Stealing disease-infected cattle is a low action and totally undermines the good work being done between Dard [the department] and the industry to control and eradicate major animal diseases,Ms Gildernew added.
• Ram Vilas Paswan in SamayLive
  Jab Soniaji aur Rahul garmi aur thandak mey garibon aur Daliton ke yahan jate hain aur unka dukh dard sunte hain to kuch logon ke pet me dard hota hai, (When Soniaji and Rahul visit houses of poor and Dalits, some people get stomach ache)",...