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Bill Proposing Stricter Punishments for Rape Approved by Pakistan’s Senate Subcommittee

Bill proposing stricter punishments for rape approved by senate subcommittee, including life imprisonment, fines, and the death penalty. [Image via Superior University]

Bill proposing stricter punishments for rape approved by senate subcommittee, including life imprisonment, fines, and the death penalty.

Israeli Chief of Staff, Herzi Halevi, Resigns Over October 7 ‘Failure’

Israel's Chief of Staff, Herzi Halevi, resigns over failure to prevent the October 7 attack, effective March 6, 2025. [Image via Al Jazeera]

Israel’s Chief of Staff, Herzi Halevi, resigns over failure to prevent the October 7 attack, effective March 6, 2025.

40% Drop in Rainfall Increases Drought Risk in Pakistan

Pakistan faces a growing risk of drought with a 40% rainfall deficit, threatening water resources and worsening drought conditions. [Image via Reuters]

Pakistan faces a growing risk of drought with a 40% rainfall deficit, threatening water resources and worsening drought conditions.

Trump’s Return: A New Era or More of the Same?

Trump's return to the Oval Office in 2025 signals a sharper, more confident era of aggressive policies and global dominance. [Image via BBC]

Trump’s return to the Oval Office in 2025 signals a sharper, more confident era of aggressive policies and global dominance.

14 Naxalites Killed in Chhattisgarh Encounter, Including ₹1 Crore Bounty Leader

Chhattisgarh police killed 14 Naxalites, including a leader with ₹1 crore bounty, raising concerns over state violence and authoritarianism. [Image via South China Morning Post]

Chhattisgarh police killed 14 Naxalites, including a leader with ₹1 crore bounty, raising concerns over state violence and authoritarianism.

First Commercial Flight Lands at New Gwadar International Airport

PIA flight lands at New Gwadar International Airport, marking a milestone in Pakistan's aviation and economic development. [Image via Business Recorder]

PIA flight lands at New Gwadar International Airport, marking a milestone in Pakistan’s aviation and economic development.

Pakistan’s Economic Surge: Record Remittances, Panda Bond, and Key Investments

Despite political instability and the Al-Qadir case, Pakistan's economic growth rises with higher remittances and investments. [Image via Policy East]

Despite political instability and the Al-Qadir case, Pakistan’s economic growth rises with higher remittances and investments.

India’s Camel Population on the Brink: The Law Meant to Protect, Now Threatens Survival

India's camel population plummets due to flawed laws and neglect—explore the crisis and urgent need for reforms. [Image via Al Jazeera]

India’s camel population plummets due to flawed laws and neglect—explore the crisis and urgent need for reforms.

Chandrakar’s Murder Exposes Risks for Journalists in India

Mukesh Chandrakar's murder reveals the dangers faced by journalists in India, highlighting corruption, impunity, and press freedom. [Image via @MukeshChandrak9]

Mukesh Chandrakar’s murder reveals the dangers faced by journalists in India, highlighting corruption, impunity, and press freedom.

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