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663 rape cases in 9 months: Bangladesh sees alarming spike in violence against women
As the world observes the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on Tuesday, fresh figures highlight a…
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Pakistan: Soldier injured after gunmen target security forces in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
A soldier was injured after armed gunmen targetted Pakistani security forces vehicle on a link road in Domel town of…
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Piyush Goyal’s Israel visit bolsters bilateral economic ties
During his visit from November 20–22, Goyal held bilateral meetings with three Israeli ministers and also called on Israel’s President…
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Pakistani attack in Afghanistan’s Khost kills nine children: Kabul
At least ten civilians, including nine children, were killed after Pakistani forces struck a residential area in Afghanistan's Khost province,…
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Bangladesh: 258 citizens call for an end to violence linked to ‘blasphemy’ allegations
Hundreds of Bangladeshi citizens have called for an immediate end to the rampant assaults, lawsuits, arrests and mob attacks taking…
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Pakistan: Residents of Karachi hold protest against water shortage
Residents of Pakistan's Northern Karachi stormed Nagan Chowrangi pumping station to protest against persistent water shortage, local media reported on…
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Visits by Pakistan Army brass, PM’s advisor spark fears of election disruption in Bangladesh
Ahead of the much-anticipated elections in Bangladesh slated for 2026, there are clear signs that the exercise would not be…
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India thanks UAE govt for support over plane crash during Dubai Air Show
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Monday thanked the UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs for offering condolences over the…
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Pakistan: Political parties announce mobilization campaign against 27th Constitutional Amendment
“The 27th Amendment has undermined the supremacy of the Constitution and the rule of law,” Pakistani leading daily Dawn quoted…
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Kiren Rijiju-led delegation leaves for Bhutan to bring home sacred Buddha relics
Union Minister for Parliamentary and Minority Affairs, Kiren Rijiju, on Monday departed for Bhutan to lead the delegation facilitating the…
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Israel kills senior Hezbollah commander in airstrike against Beirut’s southern suburbs
The Israeli military stated its air force struck the suburb based on intelligence from the Military Intelligence Directorate, identifying Al-Tabtabi…
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Three killed as gunmen storm Pakistan’s paramilitary force headquarters in Peshawar
The Pakistan Federal Constabulary is a federal paramilitary force under the Ministry of Interior, responsible for maintaining law and order…
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Ukraine reports progress in peace plan talks with US
Delegations from Ukraine and the United States made progress during the first session of negotiations over a US-proposed peace plan…
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Madina Bus Tragedy, Azharuddin and Majid Hussain Meet Sole Survivor Mohammad Shoaib in Saudi Hospital
Telangana Minister for Minority Welfare Mohammed Azharuddin, accompanied by Minority Welfare Secretary B. Shafiullah and Nampally MLA Majid Hussain, met…
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Pakistan: Lawyers hold protest against 27th Constitutional Amendment in Karachi
Protests against the 27th Constitutional Amendment continued in Pakistan, with many lawyers in Karachi entering the premises of the Sindh…
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PM Modi, South African Prez Ramaphosa hold talks in Johannesburg
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on the sidelines of G20 Leaders Summit…
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Support on the way after Australia’s Darwin hit by Tropical Cyclone Fina
The Australian government said on Sunday that it is ready to support the Northern Territory (NT) after Tropical Cyclone Fina…
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Death toll from Vietnam flooding climbs to 90
The Vietnamese government has provided emergency aid worth 700 billion Vietnamese doing (about 26.6 million US dollars) to certain hard-hit…
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Bangladesh-bordering districts saw maximum surge in voters, claims BJP quoting ECI data
The districts in West Bengal that have international borders with neighbouring Bangladesh witnessed maximum increase in the number of voters…
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Houthi court sentences 18 Yemeni UN aid workers to death for ‘spying for Israel’
A Houthi-run court in Yemen's capital Sanaa sentenced 18 Yemeni aid workers employed by United Nations humanitarian agencies to death…
