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Pakistan will go ahead with tour of Sri Lanka, says PCB

KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board has assured its Sri Lankan counterparts that it had no hesitation touring the country for a two-Test series in late July-August, despite the ongoing unrest in the island nation.

The Times of India

PCB to adopt new policy for centrally contracted players

KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board will adopt a new policy for its centrally contracted players from July 1 with the new contracts being given out for two different formats instead of the existing one contract mechanism.

The Times of India

BSF troops open fire at Pakistani drone near International Border in Jammu, force it to return

This is the second such incident to take place within a week

The Hindu

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China, Russia, Pakistan to attend SCO anti-terror meet in Delhi

First such official discussion since LAC stand-off and Ukraine invasion

The Hindu

Drug smuggler told 'remain tension free…God will be generous' before boarding flight with heroin worth £900k - he's now in jail

Mohammed Uzair Rashid claimed the bags were not his, then that packages had been planted inside

Manchester Evening News

Gangsters, Babar Khalsa and Pakistan’s ISI behind Mohali attack, says Punjab DGP

Six persons were held for their involvement in planning and providing logistic support to attackers

The Hindu

South Africa’s April floods made twice as likely by climate crisis, scientists say

Brutal heatwave in India and Pakistan also certain to have been exacerbated by global heating, scientists say

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To circumvent Ukraine and bottlenecks, a controversial new trade route emerges: Iran

Exclusive: Despite US sanctions, transportation industry insiders see the Islamic Republic as key land route for moving goods across Eurasia

The Independent UK

IAF sergeant arrested for leaking sensitive information to Pakistan-based agent: Police

According to police, Devender Narayan Sharma had also received money from the agent for the leaked information.

The Hindu

Climate breakdown: even if we miss the 1.5°C target we must still fight to prevent every single increment of warming

Is it game over for our attempts to avert dangerous climate change? For millions of people in India and Pakistan the answer is clearly yes as they continue to suffer from a record-breaking spring heatwave that is testing the limits of human survivability.

The Conversation

‘Sale of Pakistani college seats’: Charges framed against Hurriyat leader, 7 others

During the investigation, it came to the fore that the accumulated money from selling seats was ploughed into militancy, to create law and order problems by disturbing peace, damaging public property, striking terror among the common masses and creating potential threat to the sovereignty of India

The Hindu

India-China relations will 'remain strained': US intel

WASHINGTON: The ties between India and China will "remain strained" in the wake of the "lethal clash" in 2020, the US intelligence community has told lawmakers as it also expressed concerns over any potential crisis between India and Pakistan.

The Times of India

Let India-Pakistan ceasefire hold, says Chinar Corps chief

Lt. Gen. Amardeep Singh Aujla takes charge in Srinagar

The Hindu

Fifty years on, the Simla Agreement has run its course

It did not live up to its initial promise — now amid rising instability, it is important for India to keep channels of communication open with Pakistan

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Alarm bells: On symbols of Sikh separatism

Sikh separatism is now feeble, but vigilance is essential

Al Jazeera

Indonesia faces international pressure over palm oil export ban

Signs of discontent with Jakarta are emerging in countries that rely heavily on palm oil, including India and Pakistan.

The Hindu

800 Pakistani Hindus left India after failing to get citizenship, says advocacy group

Seemant Lok Sangathan says they returned to Pakistan in 2021 as there was no progress in their citizenship application; Home Ministry examining online system

The Independent UK

Prosecutor who put Taliban behind bars fears for his life as UK ‘turns its back’ on Afghans

Former director of prosecution ‘terrified’ in immigration limbo in Pakistan

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From India’s highs to Thailand’s lows, Asia’s weather is hitting extremes

Analysis: As the heatwave in India and Pakistan starts to intensify again, Thailand and China are recording strangely cold May days

The Times of India

India could have declared after Sachin Tendulkar got his 200: Yuvraj Singh on Multan declaration

MUMBAI: Former India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh feels that the side could have declared in the Multan Test against Pakistan after legendary batter Sachin Tendulkar had completed his double hundred. On March 29, 2004, during the second day of the Test, Virender Sehwag became the first Indian to score a triple-century…

The Hindu

‘I told voters that Vijayapura would become a Pakistan’

BJP MLA Basanagouda Patil Yatnal explains his victory in Vijayapura, says ‘Hindus came out of their homes and voted for me’

Asharq Al-Awsat

Fast-fashion Chain Primark Expands Sustainable Cotton Program

Primark, one of Europe's biggest fast fashion chains, has pledged to train an additional 125,000 smallholder cotton farmers in more sustainable farming methods in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh by the end of 2023. The group's sustainable cotton program trains farmers on using fewer chemical pesticides and fertilizers and less water,…

The Hindu

Pakistan rejects Jammu & Kashmir Delimitation Commission report

The Delimitation Commission has been tasked by the Indian government to redraw the boundaries of assembly and parliamentary constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Conversation

A climate scientist on India and Pakistan's horror heatwave, and the surprising consequences of better air quality

The record-shattering heatwave that engulfed most of India and Pakistan through March and April brought temperatures exceeding 45℃ in many areas, leading to critical electricity and water shortages.

ABC News

Climate change experts say India's heatwave offers the world a terrifying glimpse into the future

More than 1 billion people in India and Pakistan are sweltering through a record-breaking heatwave. Is this a taste of things to come for the world?

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