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PIA's Hajj operation 2024 concludes
“19,278 government pilgrims, 14,754 private pilgrims, and 631 pilgrims performed Hajj,” the PIA spokesperson
Mumbai to experience heavy rainfall for next 5 days; alert issued
Severe rainfall has disrupted flight operations in Mumbai, leading to cancellations and diversions
Trump says Kamala Harris will be easier to defeat than Biden
Trump attacks Biden, Harris on social media; says Biden unfit to continue as president also
The final days: How Biden and his inner circle blew it
Trump jabbed Biden for being incoherent
Joe Biden steps down from presidential race amid health woes
Biden opens the path for Vice President Kamala Harris to potentially make history
Bangladeshi students refuse to end protests
Most government job quotas were abolished by the country's top court, which sparked widespread student-led protests
US Secret Service admits rejecting Trump’s security requests before attack
Secret service spox confirms of turning down ex-POTUS request
Bangladesh SC scraps most job quotas that caused deadly protest
Why students are protesting?
FO strongly condemns attack on Pakistan’s consulate in Germany
Pakistan urges German authorities to take immediate measures
Biden remains defiant as calls to withdraw grow louder
Joe promises to return to the campaign trail next week.
Israel strikes Yemen's Hodeidah after Houthi drone attack on Tel Aviv
Israeli attack will not stop Yemen from supporting Gaza: Houthis
US Representative Sheila Jackson Lee passes away at 74
Lee was a strong advocate of Pakistan, headed Pakistan Caucus in US Congress
Dalit teenager assaulted in Uttar Pradesh, highlighting ongoing caste-based violence
National Crime Report shows 57,000 cases of violence against Dalits in 2022
Millions in foreign aid misused in Afghanistan under Taliban rule
Foreign Policy magazine reports lack of accountability in aid distribution
Bangladesh imposes curfew, deploys military amid deadly student protest
Majority of fatalities occurred in Dhaka
US journalist Evan Gershkovich sentenced to 16 years in Russia
Conviction marks first time Western journalist has been arrested on espionage charges in post-Soviet Russia
Australia major IT outage affects airlines, media and banks
Shoppers abandon groceries
Why are Bangladesh students protesting against job quotas?
Violence has killed at least 6 people, injured hundreds after students took to streets against quota system
Bangladesh TV off air, communications widely disrupted as protests spike
AFP reports death toll in Thursday's violence rose to 32. Reuters reported 13 people were killed
Leeds bleeds as vehicles set ablaze, streets in chaos over 'custody of Romanian children'
Social services removed 5 children from parents after 7 month old baby taken to hospital with head injury
Dozens of cases filed against journalists in India
Reporters face legal action for covering alleged violence against Muslims
Afghan women demand reopening of schools and universities
UN and UNICEF reports highlight educational crisis for women in Afghanistan
Kashmir observes 77th 'Youm-e-Ilhaq-e Pakistan' on July 19
Historical significance and current situation highlighted amid ongoing conflict
Trump says he will end Russia-Ukraine war
Trump recounts assassination attempt: “I had God on my side”
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Modi administration under scrutiny as Pulwama drama's fifth anniversary nears
Recent disclosures bring to light a narrative marred by inconsistencies and falsehoods
Farmers' protest continues in India despite Modi govt crackdown
Social media accounts linked to farmers' movement are reportedly being targeted
Retired Indian Sikh soldiers warn Modi government over failed negotiations with farmers
Modi government is increasingly concerned about the demands of farmers.
India Farmers' Delhi Chalo march protests persist amid clashes
Over 14,000 farmers have amassed at the Punjab-Haryana Shambhu border
Most expensive elections in India's history estimated to cost around $14bn
Despite electoral bonds system being eliminated by court, huge amount of 'dirty money' anticipated to be spent
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