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6 Soldiers Killed In Blast In Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
At least six soldiers, including a Captain, were killed in an IED blast targeting a convoy of the security forces in Pakistan's northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on Wednesday, the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), the military's media wi
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Missing Deaf-Mute Hindu Minor Girl Surfaces In Pak, Married To Older Man
A 15-year-old Hindu girl, born deaf and mute, who was missing for over a week, has surfaced before the media in Pakistan's Sindh province, holding a certificate of conversion to Islam after allegedly marrying a much older Muslim man.
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BCCI Makes Big Statement Over Death Of Afghan Cricketers In Pakistani Airstrikes
BCCI expressed its deep sorrow on the tragic loss of three young Afghan cricketers - Kabeer Agha, Sibghatullah, and Haroon, who lost their lives in the cowardly cross-border airstrikes by Pakistan in Paktika province of Afghanistan.
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Rashid Khan To Boycott Pakistan Super League? Afghanistan Star Stuns Internet With Big Move
Rashid Khan's action comes after Pakistani aerial strikes killed eight civilians, including three local cricketers, in the Paktika Province near the border.
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"You've Bred Terrorists": Exiled Afghan MP Blasts Asim Munir Over Pak Attacks
In a shocking escalation of border hostilities, the Pakistan Army has once again violated the ceasefire along the Durand Line, launching heavy attacks in Afghanistan's Paktia province that killed eight Afghan nationals.
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3 Afghan Cricketers Among 8 Dead In Pakistani Airstrike Near Border
At least three Afghanistani cricketers have been killed in a Pakistani airstrike in Paktika province.
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Afghanistan Pull Out Of Tri-Series After Pakistani Strikes Kill 3 Cricketers
Afghanistan have pulled out of a tri-nation series with Pakistan and Sri Lanka next month after three local cricketers were killed in an attack.
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15 Pak Soldiers Killed As Taliban Hits Back Hard After Kabul Airstrikes
Fifteen Pakistani soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan's Helmand province after the Taliban forces retaliated to Pakistani airstrikes in Afghan territory, including the capital Kabul.
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Heavy Clashes Along Pak-Afghan Border, Then A Taliban Warning
Afghanistan's Taliban forces launched armed reprisals against Pakistani soldiers along the shared border on Saturday, accusing Islamabad of carrying out air strikes on its soil.
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7 Cops, 6 Terrorists Dead In Suicide Attack At Pak Police Training Centre
Three more terrorists were killed after a five-hour gun battle that was triggered by a suicide attack at a police training centre school in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in Pakistan, police said. Six more police personnel died in the exchange of fire
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11 Soldiers, 19 Terrorists Killed In Military Op In Pak's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Eleven Pakistani soldiers were killed in a military operation against the Pak Taliban in the remote Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, the Pak Army said in a statement Wednesday afternoon.
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Pak's ISI Forms Deadly Lashkar-ISIS Alliance In Balochistan, Documents Show
A new intelligence dossier has revealed a covert alliance between Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), engineered and funded by the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
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46% Surge In Violence In Pakistan In Last 3 Months, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Worst Hit: Report
Pakistan continues to reel under terrorism with overall violence surging by 46 per cent in the third quarter of 2025 with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province continuing to be the worst hit region, a media report said Thursday.
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How Solar-Powered Farming Is Pushing Pakistan Towards Water Catastrophe
The solar boom has coincided with the rapid depletion of water tables in Pakistan's most populous province, according to previously unreported Punjab water authority documents viewed by Reuters. The documents did not pinpoint any cause.
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'Lecture On Rights Deeply Ironic': India Debunks Pakistan's Propaganda At UN
India has slammed Pakistan's hypocrisy at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), saying it is "deeply ironic" that a nation with a record of minority persecution can lecture others on human rights.
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6 Soldiers Killed In Blast In Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
At least six soldiers, including a Captain, were killed in an IED blast targeting a convoy of the security forces in Pakistan's northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on Wednesday, the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), the military's media wi
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Missing Deaf-Mute Hindu Minor Girl Surfaces In Pak, Married To Older Man
A 15-year-old Hindu girl, born deaf and mute, who was missing for over a week, has surfaced before the media in Pakistan's Sindh province, holding a certificate of conversion to Islam after allegedly marrying a much older Muslim man.
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BCCI Makes Big Statement Over Death Of Afghan Cricketers In Pakistani Airstrikes
BCCI expressed its deep sorrow on the tragic loss of three young Afghan cricketers - Kabeer Agha, Sibghatullah, and Haroon, who lost their lives in the cowardly cross-border airstrikes by Pakistan in Paktika province of Afghanistan.
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Rashid Khan To Boycott Pakistan Super League? Afghanistan Star Stuns Internet With Big Move
Rashid Khan's action comes after Pakistani aerial strikes killed eight civilians, including three local cricketers, in the Paktika Province near the border.
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"You've Bred Terrorists": Exiled Afghan MP Blasts Asim Munir Over Pak Attacks
In a shocking escalation of border hostilities, the Pakistan Army has once again violated the ceasefire along the Durand Line, launching heavy attacks in Afghanistan's Paktia province that killed eight Afghan nationals.
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3 Afghan Cricketers Among 8 Dead In Pakistani Airstrike Near Border
At least three Afghanistani cricketers have been killed in a Pakistani airstrike in Paktika province.
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Afghanistan Pull Out Of Tri-Series After Pakistani Strikes Kill 3 Cricketers
Afghanistan have pulled out of a tri-nation series with Pakistan and Sri Lanka next month after three local cricketers were killed in an attack.
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15 Pak Soldiers Killed As Taliban Hits Back Hard After Kabul Airstrikes
Fifteen Pakistani soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan's Helmand province after the Taliban forces retaliated to Pakistani airstrikes in Afghan territory, including the capital Kabul.
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Heavy Clashes Along Pak-Afghan Border, Then A Taliban Warning
Afghanistan's Taliban forces launched armed reprisals against Pakistani soldiers along the shared border on Saturday, accusing Islamabad of carrying out air strikes on its soil.
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7 Cops, 6 Terrorists Dead In Suicide Attack At Pak Police Training Centre
Three more terrorists were killed after a five-hour gun battle that was triggered by a suicide attack at a police training centre school in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in Pakistan, police said. Six more police personnel died in the exchange of fire
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11 Soldiers, 19 Terrorists Killed In Military Op In Pak's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Eleven Pakistani soldiers were killed in a military operation against the Pak Taliban in the remote Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, the Pak Army said in a statement Wednesday afternoon.
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Pak's ISI Forms Deadly Lashkar-ISIS Alliance In Balochistan, Documents Show
A new intelligence dossier has revealed a covert alliance between Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), engineered and funded by the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
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46% Surge In Violence In Pakistan In Last 3 Months, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Worst Hit: Report
Pakistan continues to reel under terrorism with overall violence surging by 46 per cent in the third quarter of 2025 with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province continuing to be the worst hit region, a media report said Thursday.
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How Solar-Powered Farming Is Pushing Pakistan Towards Water Catastrophe
The solar boom has coincided with the rapid depletion of water tables in Pakistan's most populous province, according to previously unreported Punjab water authority documents viewed by Reuters. The documents did not pinpoint any cause.
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'Lecture On Rights Deeply Ironic': India Debunks Pakistan's Propaganda At UN
India has slammed Pakistan's hypocrisy at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), saying it is "deeply ironic" that a nation with a record of minority persecution can lecture others on human rights.
