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Indian missions in UAE launch online appointment system for passport, visa services amid transition

Following disruption in outsourced consular services, Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi and Consulate in Dubai introduce advance booking portal; emergency cases to get priority.

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Pakistan air force captain gunned down in broad daylight while rescuing woman

A Pakistan air force group captain was shot dead after intervening to rescue a woman from an alleged abduction attempt in Islamabad, according to Pakistan's Samaa TV.

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Quote of the day by Winston Churchill: "I am prepared to meet my Maker. Whether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter."

Most people, asked whether they fear death, either dodge the question or answer with something solemn. Winston Churchill did neither. "I am prepared to meet my Maker," he said. "Whether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter." It is one of the most…

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Pak bureaucrat, prime accused in Karachi bus project graft case, sent to judicial custody

A senior Pakistani bureaucrat, Zameer Abbasi, is seeking post-arrest bail in an alleged PKR 8.5 billion corruption scandal tied to Karachi's Bus Rapid Transit Yellow Line. The Anti-Corruption Establishment Sindh accuses Abbasi and others of financial irregularities, including approving payments without bank guarantees, risking public funds. The court has sent…

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‘Very dangerous’ Super Typhoon Bavi barrels towards US Pacific islands with 280 kmph winds

Super Typhoon Bavi, a storm of Category 5 hurricane strength, is bearing down on Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, triggering emergency evacuations. Destructive winds up to 280 km/h and torrential rain are already lashing the US Pacific territories. Authorities warn of catastrophic damage, with many structures potentially becoming uninhabitable…

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Why do some villages in China build circular homes: The remarkable story behind Fujian Tulou earthen fortresses

Seen from above, they resemble giant doughnuts carved into the landscape. From ground level, they look more like medieval fortresses than family homes. Their towering earthen walls, narrow entranceways and vast wooden interiors seem designed for defence rather than domestic life. Yet behind these imposing façades lies one of China's…

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Taiwan brings back 'anti-communist' classes after 25 years amid rising China tensions

Taiwan has revived "anti-communist" patriotic classes for military graduates after a 25-year hiatus, citing escalating threats from China. This move aims to instill a clear understanding of national security and the military's purpose. The announcement coincides with a surge in Chinese naval activity around the island, with over 110 vessels…

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USA@250: One nation, under construction

America's 250th birthday bash in Washington was a spectacle of military displays, patriotic speeches, and a massive fireworks show. President Trump addressed thousands of supporters, highlighting national achievements and warning of threats, though the event was marred by thunderstorms and a white supremacist march. The celebrations underscored the nation's enduring…

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YouTube alerts UK creators over govt's proposed algorithm changes; Nigel Farage calls it 'state censorship'

The UK government's proposed changes to how public service broadcasters are promoted on digital platforms have sparked a political row, with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage accusing the Labour government of attempting to "seize control" of YouTube's algorithm.

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No salaries, drug shortages, harassment: Karachi doctors' protest lays bare Pakistan's deepening healthcare crisis

For the sixth consecutive day, doctors at Abbasi Shaheed Hospital in Karachi are staging protests due to unpaid stipends, claiming three months of missed payments and a significant pay disparity with other public hospitals. They raised alarming security issues, faced harassment from patient attendants, and underscored a dire lack of…

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Karachi shopping centre fire: 11-year-old named accused in chargesheet over blaze that killed 72

A tragic fire at Karachi's Gul Plaza shopping centre, claiming 72 lives, has seen an 11-year-old boy named as an accused. Police allege he was playing with matchsticks when the blaze began. His father and four management committee members also face trial for negligence and failing to enforce safety measures.…

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PoK erupts as police open fire on protesters amid massive anti-Pakistan rallies, one killed - key points

Mass protests swept across Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK) on Sunday after the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) called for demonstrations against what it described as a widening crackdown by Pakistani authorities. The protests were triggered by the arrest of senior JAAC leaders, including core committee member Shaukat…

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Proverb of the day: The cobbler's children have no shoes—Why the experts we trust are often the last to apply their own expertise

There is an old proverb that has survived centuries because it captures something quietly uncomfortable about human nature: the cobbler, so consumed by making shoes for others, never quite gets around to making a pair for his own children. The irony is not laziness. It is not hypocrisy. It is…

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'Under attack by unknown assailants': British military reports fresh cargo ship attack off Yemen

Off the coast of Hodeidah, Yemen, a cargo ship was attacked by unidentified armed forces, prompting an urgent investigation. This alarming event is set against a backdrop of heightened threats from Houthi rebels, who have been known to target commercial shipping. Concurrently, ground battles between government forces and Houthis have…

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16 Yemen troops killed as Houthis unleash 'deadliest attack in years' on government forces

In a devastating turn of events, at least 14 government troops lost their lives during a major Houthi rebel attack near Hodeidah. This incident marks one of the most lethal assaults by the Iran-backed faction in years. Intense clashes broke out in the Jabal Dubas area, where Houthis initially gained…

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'Directly attacking people': Rat infestation, sewage worsen Gaza's humanitarian crisis

Gaza's humanitarian crisis deepens as over 1.9 million remain displaced, trapped in dire conditions. Makeshift tents offer little protection, leading to widespread skin infections and infestations by rats and other pests. Worsening sanitation, contaminated water, and unaddressed rubble create a breeding ground for disease. Despite ceasefire talks, intensified conflict fuels…

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Indian expats rush for passport renewals in UAE amid consular services transition; here's what applicants need to know

With the summer travel season at its peak, hundreds of Indian expatriates in the UAE are lining up for passport renewals and other consular services after a transition in service providers disrupted normal operations.

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Successor in hiding? Three of Ali Khamenei's sons attend funeral, Mojtaba skips

During the state funeral prayers for his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and four family members, Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, chose to remain out of the public eye. Citing security threats following an attack, his absence has sparked considerable speculation. As his brothers and key officials attended, eyes are…

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‘People can be killed but ideals cannot’: Iran condemns Donald Trump's 'one shot' threat against leaders at Khamenei funeral

Iran has fiercely condemned US President Donald Trump's remarks about potentially eliminating its leadership, accusing America of lacking "civilisation, history, or honour." Trump's comments, made in an interview, questioned the sincerity of mourners at the funeral of former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and suggested a swift strike could eliminate Iran's…

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Cargo ship under attack 'by unknown armed assailants' in Red Sea, says British military

A cargo ship faced an attack in the Red Sea near Yemen's coast, the UK military confirmed Sunday. The vessel reported being targeted by unknown armed individuals. Investigations are underway, with no immediate details on the ship or any damage. While Houthi rebels have previously threatened such actions, no group…

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Oceans hit record June temperatures as El Niño builds: Why the world is heading for more heat, floods and stronger cyclones

The world is heading for more heat, floods and stronger cyclones because record-breaking ocean temperatures are loading the climate system with enormous amounts of extra energy. More than 90% of the excess heat trapped by greenhouse gases has been absorbed by the oceans, causing sea surface temperatures to reach record…

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‘We have no stake in it’: Pakistan refuses to take back grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed as UK seeks deportation

The UK government is facing a fresh hurdle in its bid to deport Shabir Ahmed, one of the ringleaders of the Rochdale child grooming gang, after Pakistan reportedly refused to accept him, saying he is no longer a Pakistani citizen.

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Shooting in US on fourth of July: 8, including 4 children, injured in Brooklyn's Coney Island

Tragedy struck Coney Island on Friday night as a shooting left at least eight people injured, including four young children. The incident occurred around 10:37 pm, with victims ranging from six to 37 years old. While most are in stable condition, a 21-year-old woman is critically injured. Police have recovered…

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Egg companies made $1.22 billion as Americans paid over $6 a dozen; now they'll donate 53 million eggs in DOJ settlement

The sharp rise in egg prices that frustrated households across the United States has taken another turn after federal authorities and a coalition of states secured settlement agreements with three of the country's largest egg producers. While shoppers watched the price of a basic grocery staple climb to levels rarely…

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Spain has an island where people speak entirely through whistles, full sentences travel across kilometres of mountain valleys, and every child still learns the language in school

On a small, mountainous island in the Canary archipelago off the coast of northwest Africa, an entire community still communicates using nothing but whistles. The island is called La Gomera, and the whistled language, known as Silbo Gomero, can carry a full sentence across several kilometres of deep mountain ravine,…

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