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‘Floods came like fire’: Pak’s monsoon misery overflows

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By Omar Farooq Khan
| The Times of India Verified
News ‘Floods came like fire’: Pak’s monsoon misery overflows Devastating flash floods and landslides in northern Pakistan have claimed over 350 lives, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Buner district. Triggered by heavy monsoon rains, the disaster swept away homes and infrastructure, evoking memories of the catastrophic 2022 floods. With warnings of further rainfall, rescue efforts are hampered by damaged roads.
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Pakistan to nominate Trump for Peace Nobel over 'intervention' with India

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By Omar Farooq Khan
| The Times of India Verified
News Pakistan to nominate Trump for Peace Nobel over 'intervention' with India Pakistan's government, led by Shehbaz Sharif, intends to formally nominate former US President Donald Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. This decision stems from Trump's perceived diplomatic intervention during a recent military crisis with India, where his efforts are credited with de-escalating tensions and averting a wider conflict. Islamabad also lauded Trump's willingness to help resolve the Kashmir dispute.
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Pakistan denies ceasefire plea, credits US and Saudi role

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By Omar Farooq Khan
| The Times of India Verified
News Pakistan denies ceasefire plea, credits US and Saudi role Pakistan refuted Indian media claims of requesting a ceasefire during the recent military standoff, asserting it responded decisively to Indian actions. Islamabad stated that de-escalation occurred only after interventions from the United States and Saudi Arabia, who conveyed India's willingness to halt hostilities if Pakistan reciprocated. While valuing peace, Pakistan affirmed its right to respond to any aggression.
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