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India’s high on population but low on development indicators

NEW DELHI: India is poised to overtake China as the world’s most populous nation, but it is third from the bottom on most development indicators among 10 most populous countries, with only Pakistan and Nigeria consistently below it. In fact, when it comes to sex ratio at birth, India is…

The Times of India

Mass floods and heatwaves hit Asia: the role of global warming in extreme weather events

In this edition, we take a closer look at climate change in Asia and its impact on extreme weather events. Whether it be scorching heatwaves in Pakistan or devastating floods in Bangladesh, the likelihood of these events occurring is increasing along with global temperatures.

France 24

International Malala Day: History, significance, and facts about the Pakistani activist

Everything you need to know about International Malala Day

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Pakistan stand good chance of doing well at T20 World Cup: Waqar Younis

DUBAI: Pace legend Waqar Younis is backing Pakistan to win the upcoming T20 World Cup in Australia, saying the pitches Down Under could favour the team's batters and potent bowling attack.

The Times of India

Learning from playing in Sri Lanka, Pakistan will help us in India, says Pat Cummins

SYDNEY: Australian Test captain Pat Cummins says his team has learnt "a heap" during the tours of Pakistan and Sri Lanka and getting a taste of sub-continent conditions should help his relatively inexperienced players in next year's marquee series in India.

The Times of India

Satinder Lambah and his ten-point art of diplomacy

The best tribute to this outstanding diplomat will be durable peace between India and Pakistan, for

The Hindu

Army’s ‘Marlboro Man’ struck gold with Pakistan POW’s cigarettes

CHANDIGARH: Close-quarter battles produce the strangest and, sometimes, the most humane of interactions between battling men.Known as a chain smoker and the veritable ‘Marlboro Man’ of his battalion, Maj Deep K Pathak had survived the ultra-stress and rigours of Siachen glacier virtually on cigarettes having fought weather, terrain, enemy and…

The Times of India

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Bryce Miller: Golf transforms Pakistan's Hamza Sarfraz, steers him to San Diego

Maturity flows from 18-year-old Hamza Sarfraz as calmly and continuously as a stream lazily snaking through a sun-splashed mountain meadow.

Tribune News Service

Pakistan's largest city flooded in latest bout of torrential rain

Torrential rains caused widespread flooding and damage in Pakistan's financial capital Karachi on Monday, even inundating the business district, officials said.

Reuters

Petrol price hike, raising power tariffs: What Pakistan needs to do to obtain IMF loan

NEW DELHI: The economic crisis in Pakistan has posed severe challenges for the government as it grapples with high inflation, sliding forex reserves, a widening current account deficit and a depreciating currency.

The Times of India

Monsoon rains kill 147 people in less than month in Pakistan

Pakistani officials say at least 147 people, mostly women and children, have died in rain-related incidents in less than a month as monsoons lash the country and trigger flash floods in some areas

The Independent UK

BSF, Pakistan Rangers exchange sweets at Attari-Wagah border on occasion of Eid Al-Adha

Border Security Force (BSF) and Pakistan Rangers exchanged sweets at the Attari-Wagah border on the occasion of Eid Al-Adha on Sunday.

Dynamite News

Flooding in Pakistan kills dozens as heavy monsoon rains lash the country

Intense floods killed dozens of people and left hundreds homeless in Pakistan, officials said on Saturday, as heavy monsoon rains battered the country.

Reuters

At least 16 killed in flash flooding during pilgrimage as dozens die in Pakistan monsoon

More than 15,000 have been rescued by Indian armed forces after torrential rain stopped an annual Hindu pilgrimage, with the death toll currently at 16 people - while more than 50 have been killed in neighbouring Pakistan

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Ahead of FATF visit, Pakistan doubles efforts to ‘trace’ Masood Azhar

Senior FATF team to verify if Pakistan, on the ‘grey list’ since 2018, has carried out task list actions

France 24

'World's hottest city' wilts under scorching Pakistan heatwaves

Pakistan and its 220 million inhabitants lie on the front line of the climate emergency, pummeled by blistering heatwaves. The country is home to one of the world's hottest cities: Jacobabad.

The Hindu

Worldview with Suhasini Haidar | Democratic freedoms: Should India worry about international criticism?

In this episode of Worldview, we discuss the reaction of the Indian government to international comments on democratic freedoms in the country, how much should the government worry about these, and what is the impact on Foreign policy

The Guardian - UK

Hummus supplies to dip as weather and Ukraine war cause chickpea shortage

Drop in chickpea crop could have serious impact on countries such as India, Bangladesh and Pakistan

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Evening Standard

Shinzo Abe: World leaders respond to death of former Japanese prime minister

The former prime minister was shot and killed while making a campaign speech

Asharq Al-Awsat

'In the Mouth of Dragons': Melting Glaciers Threaten Pakistan's North

As dawn broke over Javed Rahi's Pakistani mountain village, a loud boom shattered the silence and a torrent of water came cascading down from the melting glacier nearby, followed by a thick cloud of smoke. Rahi, a retired maths teacher, had been due to attend his nephew's wedding the day…

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Pls Fawn Over This Wee Pakistani Goat Whose Ears Are So Long He Trips Over Them

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The Times of India

Pakistani woman arrives in India to marry her distant relative

ATTARI: Finally after overcoming cross-border hindrances and bottlenecks, Pakistani national Shumaila arrived in India from to marry her distant relative Kamal Kalyan.

The Independent UK

Officials: Heavy rains leave 17 dead over 3 days in Pakistan

Officials say three days of monsoon rains have left at least 17 people dead and damaged dozens of homes across southwest Pakistan

The Independent UK

Sri Lanka's crisis rings alarm for other troubled economies

Sri Lanka is desperate for help to weather its worst crisis in recent memory, but it’s not the only economy that’s in serious trouble as prices of food, fuel and other staples soar, partly due to the war in Ukraine

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Top U.K. Ministers Rishi Sunak, Sajid Javid resign; China backs Pakistan in opposing G20 Kashmir meetings, and more

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