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Temperatures Breach 52 Degree Mark In Pakistan's Sindh, Highest This Summer
Temperatures rose above 52 degrees Celsius (125.6 degrees Fahrenheit) in Pakistan's southern province of Sindh, the highest reading of the summer and close to the country's record high amid an ongoing heatwave, the met office said on Monday.
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Pak Hindus Stage Sit-In Protest Against Kidnappings, Lathicharged
Several members of Pakistan's Hindu community and other faiths were injured on Thursday after the police in Sindh province baton charged them. They held a sit-in against the increasing cases of kidnappings of Hindu traders and others for ransom.
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Millions Affected in Pakistan's Sindh As Indus Tributaries Burst Banks
Pakistan's flooded southern Sindh province braced Sunday for a fresh deluge from swollen rivers in the north as the death toll from this year's monsoon topped 1,000.
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Pak Court Allows Minor Christian Girl Who Converted To Islam To Go With Parents
A Pakistani court on Wednesday allowed Arzoo, an underage Christian girl who allegedly converted to Islam and contracted a "free-will marriage", to go home with her parents after she spent a year in a shelter home for women.
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Pakistan’s Sindh High Court Gives 3 Months to Government for Cryptocurrency Regulation
By January 2022, a new committee headed by Pakistan’s finance secretary will have to inform the court of the framework they deem appropriate to regulate the crypto space.
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Pak Court Allows Girl's Marriage To Abductor As She's Had Her "1st Menstrual Cycle"
The parents of a 14-year-old Pakistani Christian girl, who was abducted, forcibly converted to Islam and married off to her abductor, will approach the Supreme Court after a lower court ruled that marriage with an underage girl is valid as per the Sharia law if she has had her first menstrual cycle.
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Hindu Woman Contests Election In Pakistan, Creates History
Sunita Parmar, a Hindu woman in Pakistan's Sindh province, has created history by becoming the first from the minority community to contest the provincial assembly elections to be held on July 25.
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Pakistan May Face Isolation If Minorities Bill Repealed: Lawmaker
A minority Hindu lawmaker has said Pakistan might face isolation on international level if Sindh government abrogated the recently-passed Minorities Bill which criminalises forced conversions in the Muslim-majority country.
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Pakistan's Sindh Braces For Possible Congo Fever Outbreak After 5 Deaths In A Month
A possible outbreak of the Congo fever in Pakistan's Sindh province has triggered fear among residents and health officials ahead of next month's Eid after five people died due to the virus in a month.
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Pakistan's Sindh Province Declares Public Holiday On Holi
Pakistan's Sindh province has declared a public holiday on March 24 as a public holiday to mark the occasion of Holi - a religious festival of the Hindu community, the media reported today.
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Bomb Attack at Pakistani Mosque Kills Over 60: Officials
A powerful bomb tore through a busy mosque in southern Pakistan today, killing more than 60 people in the country's deadliest sectarian attack in nearly two years.
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One dead, 30 injured in southern Pakistan quakes
At least one person was killed and 30 others were injured when a series of quakes hit southern Pakistan on Friday, officials said.
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Imran Khan says murders of Hindu doctors marks sad day for Pak
Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan has strongly condemned the killing of Hindu doctors by armed assailants in Pakistan's Sindh province. Four Hindu doctors were attacked near Shikarpur district of the province Monday. Three of them -- Ashok, Naresh, Ajeet Kumar -- who were brothers died, while the fourth was Satya Pal was injured.
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Three killed, 15 injured in blast in Pakistan
At least three persons were killed and 15 others injured on Sunday in a blast in a city in Pakistan's southern Sindh province. The explosion occurred in the basement of a building in the centre of Dadu city, police said.
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Temperatures Breach 52 Degree Mark In Pakistan's Sindh, Highest This Summer
Temperatures rose above 52 degrees Celsius (125.6 degrees Fahrenheit) in Pakistan's southern province of Sindh, the highest reading of the summer and close to the country's record high amid an ongoing heatwave, the met office said on Monday.
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Pak Hindus Stage Sit-In Protest Against Kidnappings, Lathicharged
Several members of Pakistan's Hindu community and other faiths were injured on Thursday after the police in Sindh province baton charged them. They held a sit-in against the increasing cases of kidnappings of Hindu traders and others for ransom.
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Millions Affected in Pakistan's Sindh As Indus Tributaries Burst Banks
Pakistan's flooded southern Sindh province braced Sunday for a fresh deluge from swollen rivers in the north as the death toll from this year's monsoon topped 1,000.
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Pak Court Allows Minor Christian Girl Who Converted To Islam To Go With Parents
A Pakistani court on Wednesday allowed Arzoo, an underage Christian girl who allegedly converted to Islam and contracted a "free-will marriage", to go home with her parents after she spent a year in a shelter home for women.
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Pakistan’s Sindh High Court Gives 3 Months to Government for Cryptocurrency Regulation
By January 2022, a new committee headed by Pakistan’s finance secretary will have to inform the court of the framework they deem appropriate to regulate the crypto space.
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Pak Court Allows Girl's Marriage To Abductor As She's Had Her "1st Menstrual Cycle"
The parents of a 14-year-old Pakistani Christian girl, who was abducted, forcibly converted to Islam and married off to her abductor, will approach the Supreme Court after a lower court ruled that marriage with an underage girl is valid as per the Sharia law if she has had her first menstrual cycle.
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Hindu Woman Contests Election In Pakistan, Creates History
Sunita Parmar, a Hindu woman in Pakistan's Sindh province, has created history by becoming the first from the minority community to contest the provincial assembly elections to be held on July 25.
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Pakistan May Face Isolation If Minorities Bill Repealed: Lawmaker
A minority Hindu lawmaker has said Pakistan might face isolation on international level if Sindh government abrogated the recently-passed Minorities Bill which criminalises forced conversions in the Muslim-majority country.
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Pakistan's Sindh Braces For Possible Congo Fever Outbreak After 5 Deaths In A Month
A possible outbreak of the Congo fever in Pakistan's Sindh province has triggered fear among residents and health officials ahead of next month's Eid after five people died due to the virus in a month.
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Pakistan's Sindh Province Declares Public Holiday On Holi
Pakistan's Sindh province has declared a public holiday on March 24 as a public holiday to mark the occasion of Holi - a religious festival of the Hindu community, the media reported today.
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Bomb Attack at Pakistani Mosque Kills Over 60: Officials
A powerful bomb tore through a busy mosque in southern Pakistan today, killing more than 60 people in the country's deadliest sectarian attack in nearly two years.
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One dead, 30 injured in southern Pakistan quakes
At least one person was killed and 30 others were injured when a series of quakes hit southern Pakistan on Friday, officials said.
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Imran Khan says murders of Hindu doctors marks sad day for Pak
Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan has strongly condemned the killing of Hindu doctors by armed assailants in Pakistan's Sindh province. Four Hindu doctors were attacked near Shikarpur district of the province Monday. Three of them -- Ashok, Naresh, Ajeet Kumar -- who were brothers died, while the fourth was Satya Pal was injured.
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Three killed, 15 injured in blast in Pakistan
At least three persons were killed and 15 others injured on Sunday in a blast in a city in Pakistan's southern Sindh province. The explosion occurred in the basement of a building in the centre of Dadu city, police said.
