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Kashmiri activists protest outside Pakistan consulate in UK over PoK killings

Kashmiri activists staged a protest outside the Pakistan Consulate in UK's Bradford on Tuesday, condemning what they described as atrocities by Pakistani security forces in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and demanding justice for civilians reportedly killed during recent demonstrations.

The Times of India

Trump says tariffs won’t hurt US economy, claims levies will bring ‘hundreds of billions of dollars’ in investments

President Donald Trump defended his tariff strategy, asserting it attracts hundreds of billions in investments. He stated these tariffs replaced a blocked route after a Supreme Court ruling against him. Trump claimed tariffs have benefited the US economy and encouraged domestic company investments. He also cited General Motors and chip…

The Economic Times

It’s ‘Chico’ time: Glasgow curry restaurateur ready to face ‘creme de la creme’ of lawn bowls

Mohammed Ayub Qureshi has invited Pakistan’s opponents Australia for dinner at his local restaurant – whatever the result

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Rescue teams evacuate flooded villages in Sheikhupura Pakistan

Rescue teams evacuate villagers by boat in Sheikhupura, Pakistan, after monsoon floods submerged homes and left communities without basic supplies.

Euronews

Everyone in South Asia knows who is stymieing cooperation under SAARC: India

India stated Pakistan is responsible for hindering SAARC cooperation efforts. New Delhi favors strong regional cooperation and has worked towards it for decades. Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu called for resolving differences through dialogue. The SAARC grouping has been ineffective since 2016 due to stalled summits. India has focused on BIMSTEC…

The Economic Times

India blasts PoK polls as 'cosmetic exercise' by Pakistan to mask its illegal occupation

India stated Pakistan's local body elections in PoK are a camouflage for illegal occupation. The ongoing elections are also an attempt to hide grave human rights violations. India reiterated that the entire Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are its parts. Protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir stem…

The Economic Times

At least 30 killed as start of crucial election in Pakistan-administered Kashmir marred by violence

Security forces allegedly open fire at protesters in Rawalakot as supporters of a banned civil rights group try to march towards regional capital

The Independent UK

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Colossal scars of 60 million-year-long continental collision streak across warped mountains in Pakistan — Earth from space

A 2011 satellite photo shows off an "imbricate fan" of alternating rocks in Pakistan's Sulaiman Range. The striking structure formed along the boundary of two tectonic plates that have long been locked in a geological tug-of-war.

LiveScience

UN says nearly 500 Afghan civilians have been killed in Pakistan-Afghanistan fighting since October

The United Nations reports that cross-border fighting between Pakistan and Afghanistan has killed nearly 500 civilians in Afghanistan and wounded over 1,000 others between October and June

The Independent UK

One killed as violence, rigging claims rock first phase of PoJK polls

The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) alleged that 35-year-old party worker Mukhtar Younus was shot dead during voting in Nikyal in Kotli district. The party blamed supporters of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) for the firing. "Our party worker, Mukhtar Yunus, was killed and two others injured during incidents of firing…

The Times of India

PoK protests: Thousands march to Muzaffarabad after failed talks; polls delayed in two districts

Protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) intensified on Monday as thousands of demonstrators began marching towards Muzaffarabad after negotiations between the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) and the authorities broke down, while election officials postponed legislative assembly polls in two districts amid the unrest.

The Times of India

Police issue notices to social media accounts over 'abusive' posts, Pakistan-linked handles probe widens

The action follows a review of content uploaded during and after the protest, with police scrutinising posts, videos and comments across multiple social media platforms for possible violations of law and their potential impact on public order.

The Economic Times

Pakistan monsoon death toll tops 100 in a month as more heavy rain forecast

Pakistan's national disaster management agency says the death toll from monsoon rains and flash flooding in Pakistan over the past month has surpassed 100, as weather forecasters warned that more heavy rain is expected across the country later this week

The Independent UK

I Thought The World’s Hardest Stories Were In War Zones, Until I Became A Father (24 Pics)

Photography has taken me across 91 countries—from the war in Ukraine and women fighting on the front lines, to underground LGBTQ+ communities in Iran, Pakistan and Belarus, criminal gangs in Guatemala and Mexico, child labour in Ghana, indigenous tribes deep in the Amazon rainforest, exorcisms in Ethiopia, forgotten communities in…

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The Independent UK

UN expert condemns Imran Khan’s 33 months in solitary confinement

Khan’s family have called for a protest march on 5 August jail to mark his three years of incarceration

The Economic Times

Explained: Why crude oil prices tumbled over 9% to below $90/bbl in one day

Crude oil prices plunged more than 9% to $88 a barrel after the US paused strikes on Iran and Tehran signalled restraint, boosting hopes of de-escalation. Reports said China is backing Pakistan's efforts to revive US-Iran peace talks, easing fears of prolonged supply disruptions. The sharp decline in oil prices…

The Guardian - UK

‘Her screams echo in my ears’: the trauma of so-called ‘honour killings’ in Pakistan

There were 470 women killed in such circumstances across the country last year, with rights groups saying the true toll will be even higher, reflecting a system that still protects the accused

The Economic Times

Who is Jadumani Singh? Manipuri boxer who dedicated his Commonwealth Games victory over Pakistani rival to Kargil War heroes

Jadumani Singh advanced to the Commonwealth Games boxing quarterfinals with a dominant win. He dedicated his victory to the Kargil War heroes, reiterating his ambition. The boxer transitioned from football to boxing, overcoming initial family resistance. He successfully moved up a weight class, proving doubters wrong. This move supports his…

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The Times of India

PoK heads to polls amid weeks of deadly clashes and political unrest - what to expect

Elections to the so-called legislative assembly in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) begin on Monday amid heightened security and continuing political unrest. The three-phase polls come after weeks of violent clashes that have left several people dead and hundreds injured.

The Economic Times

Ventilator shortage overwhelms Islamabad hospitals, delays critical care

A severe shortage of ventilators has left Islamabad's leading public hospitals operating at full intensive care capacity, forcing critically ill patients onto waiting lists and straining Pakistan's healthcare system. Hospital officials cited chronic funding and staffing shortages, rising patient volumes and delayed equipment maintenance as key challenges, while doctors warned…

The Guardian - AU

Sweet, fragrant, impossible to resist – south Asian mangoes in Australia’s winter summon memories and unite historic enemies

At a party in Melbourne hosted by a cricket mate we celebrate this summery delight of a fruit that transcends borders

The Guardian - UK

Manzoor Hussain obituary

Other lives: Engineer and lecturer who played a significant part in the political and community life of Watford

The Times of India

Pakistan on flood alert as Ravi, Chenab near danger mark; 7 dead

Large parts of Pakistan’s Punjab province have been submerged after heavy monsoon rains triggered flooding and drainage overflows, Dawn reported.

The Economic Times

India makes data centres, Pakistan creates radical centres: Rajnath Singh on Kargil Vijay Diwas

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh sharply attacked Pakistan during Kargil Vijay Diwas commemorations. He stated India builds data centres while Pakistan creates radical centres. Singh warned that every Pakistani misadventure would invite a response beyond imagination. He reiterated that dialogue with Islamabad would only occur regarding Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Singh described Pakistan-occupied…

The Economic Times

Commonwealth Games 2026 Schedule India Today (July 26): All eyes on Mirabai Chanu as India begins weightlifting campaign in Glasgow; check full schedule for day 4

Commonwealth Games 2026 Schedule India Today: India's weightlifting campaign begins on Sunday, July 26, with Mirabai Chanu a strong contender. Boxing events also commence, featuring Preeti Pawar and Aditya Pratap Yadav in their opening bouts. Jadumani Singh faces a Pakistani opponent in a significant boxing match. India has secured one…

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