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PoK Revolt, Balochistan Unrest: Is Pakistan Heading for a Bigger Crisis?

Pakistan is facing mounting pressure on multiple fronts.

In Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), a three-week-long sit-in protest has intensified, with demonstrators in Rawalakot declaring they are "not part of Pakistan" just days ahead of the region's July 27 elections.

At the same time, Balochistan has witnessed a sharp escalation in violence, with the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claiming attacks that have killed dozens of security personnel this month, prompting a fresh military counter-insurgency operation.

With Army Chief Asim Munir confronting unrest, separatist movements and a struggling economy, questions are being raised over whether Pakistan could attempt to shift attention outward by escalating tensions with India.


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Taslima's Kolkata Homecoming: 'Communal Veto' Blocked?

Taslima Nasreen, the exiled Bangladeshi author and human rights activist, is set to return to Kolkata nearly two decades after she was forced to leave the city following violent protests over her writings. 

The 63-year-old writer had to flee Kolkata after protests erupted over allegations of blasphemy in her autobiographical book, Dwikhandito (Divided). The then CPM-led government banned the book. 


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प्रधानमंत्री आवास पर हो रही है बड़ा बैठक

Breaking News: प्रधानमंत्री आवास पर हो रही है बड़ा बैठक | PM Modi | Nitin Nabin #PMModi 


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आसिम मुनीर के खिलाफ बगावत पर क्यों उतरे POK के लोग?

Sucherita Kukreti | PoK Protest: Asim Munir के खिलाफ बगावत पर क्यों उतरे POK के लोग? | Mic On Hai 


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Custodial Death Row in Tamil Nadu: Family Refuses Body, Demands Justice

A custodial death in Tamil Nadu has triggered protests and a fresh political confrontation.

Sabari Varman, a remand prisoner lodged at the Nagercoil District Jail in Kanniyakumari, died while in judicial custody on July 13. According to the Tamil Nadu Police, Varman had been arrested on July 9 in connection with the alleged possession and sale of banned tobacco products.

During the investigation, officials found evidence suggesting that an altercation took place inside the prison on the night before his death.


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Women's Reservation & Delimitation Bills Back? Centre Eyes Monsoon Session Push

The Centre is preparing for a renewed push to pass two of its biggest constitutional reform measures during the Monsoon Session of Parliament, beginning July 20—provided it has the numbers to secure the required special majority.

According to sources, the government plans to reintroduce the Women's Reservation Bill and the Delimitation Bill after both measures failed to secure the mandatory two-thirds majority in April.


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आसिम मुनीर के खिलाफ, POK में 'युद्ध' क्यों!

Sucherita Kukreti | PoK Protest: Asim Munir के विरुद्ध, POK में क्यों छिड़ा 'युद्ध'! | Mic On Hai 


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US issues new non-proliferation sanctions targeting individuals, entities in Iran, Russia

The United States has enacted fresh sanctions against seven individuals and entities linked to Iran's arms procurement activities. Targeting parties in Iran, Russia, Italy, and Nigeria, these sanctions aim to cut off financial support for Iran’s military. Consequently, any assets under US jurisdiction will be frozen under these regulations, intensifying efforts to undermine Iran’s military networks.
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Caught on CCTV: Ghaziabad resident trapped, thrashed inside lift over society fund row

A dispute over society funds turned violent in Ghaziabad's GH-7 Society. A resident allegedly assaulted the former treasurer inside a lift on Wednesday morning. The incident, captured on CCTV, shows repeated kicks and punches. Police took the accused into custody after a complaint was filed. An FIR has been registered, and further investigation is ongoing.
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'It's about standing up to invaders': Argentina vice-prez calls England 'pirate usurpers'

Argentina vice president Victoria Villarruel sparked controversy before the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final against England by calling the Three Lions "pirate usurpers" and invoking the Falklands (Malvinas), Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi. Her remarks came ahead of Messi's first-ever international meeting with England, as the defending champions chase a place in the final against Spain.
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White streetlights can trap pill bugs in giant death spirals, study finds

Researchers discovered land isopods forming massive, synchronized circular formations. These creatures, known as woodlice, were drawn into glowing traps by streetlights. The isopods marched in tight circles until exhaustion or predation stopped them. This behavior, observed in Israel's Golan Heights, poses risks to the small animals. Artificial light at night can inadvertently alter natural survival strategies.
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Pink E-Rickshaw Scheme 2.0: Key Routes In Mumbai, 40% Subsidy & Safety Features Explained

The Maharashtra government is expanding its women-centric electric rickshaw scheme with higher subsidies, dedicated routes and enhanced safety features across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
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Apple Gets Approval For iPhone AI In China With Alibaba, Baidu

Since Apple's initial Apple Intelligence rollout, the system has been overhauled for iOS 27, which will be widely released this fall.
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Sonam Wangchuk Health Update: Hunger Strike Enters 18th Day Amid PIL Seeking Medical Intervention

PIL seeks urgent medical care, government intervention as activist's indefinite fast enters a critical phase.
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SpaceX Craters Below IPO Price For First Time; Shares Down 40% From Post-Listing Peak

The issue price for the IPO was set at $135, making it psychologically significant.
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