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Suspect held for killing wife, dumping body in canal | The Express Tribune

Police have solved the mystery surrounding the murder of a woman whose body was found in a canal in Kanganpur, arresting her husband as the prime suspect within 10 days of the crime. The victim was identified as Shazia Bibi, who was allegedly shot dead by her husband before her body was thrown into»»»

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Hindustan Times India 06.04. 03:58

Supreme Court’s Sabarimala review bench reflects diversity across faith, region and gender

The Supreme Court’s decision to constitute a nine-judge bench for the Sabarimala review is not merely a procedural step to revive a long-pending constitutional reference. It is also a telling administrative signal from Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant — one that brings together a carefully b»»»

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The Times of India India 15.01. 00:03

‘Went to get obscene pics deleted’: ‘Audio clip’ of pilgrim who stayed back in Pak goes viral

Amritsar: A woman from Punjab, who had travelled to Pakistan under the guise of a Sikh pilgrimage but married a Muslim man there, is said to have clarified that she did not go there as a spy, but to get the man to delete her obscene photos. In an unauthenticated audio clip that went viral online, t»»»

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Samaa Pakistan 05.01. 13:36

Indian Sikh woman Sarabjit handed over to India at Wagah

An Indian Sikh woman who went into hiding in Pakistan after attending Baba Guru Nanak’s birthday celebrations has been handed over to Indian authorities at the Wagah border, officials confirmed. According to sources, Sarabjit Kaur was formally handed over to India via the Wagah Border. The handover»»»

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The Sunday Guardian India 05.01. 12:14

Who Is Sarabjit Kaur? Punjab Woman Who Married in Pakistan During Sikh Pilgrimage Now Faces Deportation via Wagah Border

0 What began as a religious journey to honour Guru Nanak Dev’s birth anniversary turned into a cross-border controversy. Sarabjit Kaur, a woman from Punjab who stayed back in Pakistan after a Sikh pilgrimage, is now set to return to India through the Attari-Wagah border. Her case has triggered ques»»»

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Asian News International India 05.12.2025. 09:29

MDMK founder to organise Padayatra to protest against drug consumption in Tamil Nadu

Trichy (Tamil Nadu) [India] December 5 (ANI): MDMK Founder and General Secretary Vaiko will hold an Awareness Equality Padayatra campaign to protest against the increasing drug consumption among youth in Tamil Nadu. The leader of MDMK expressed sadness over the rising drug use among women and stude»»»

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The New Indian Express India 16.11.2025. 13:19

SGPC considers ban on lone women in Pakistan pilgrimage groups after devotee goes missing

Add TNIE As A Trusted Source CHANDIGARH: The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) is considering barring lone women from joining pilgrimage groups (jathas) to Pakistan after 48-year-old Sarabjeet Kaur, a devotee from Punjab, went missing during a recent pilgrimage. Kaur reportedly convert»»»

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Daily Times Pakistan 06.09.2025. 01:04

Chenab, Sutlej flooding push provincial death toll to 68

Published on: September 6, 2025 4:03 AM The flood crisis in south Punjab intensified on Friday as with rivers Chenab and Sutlej breaching embankments and submerging dozens of villages. This flood spell has claimed at least 68 lives across the province as per the Provincial Disaster Management Autho»»»

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The News Pakistan 27.06.2025. 22:35

Explainer: How top court’s ruling impacts PTI’s reserved seats

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court has reinstated 77 reserved seats in the National Assembly and the provincial assemblies of Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Sindh. The decision came after the court’s Constitutional Bench accepted a series of review petitions challenging its earlier ruling on the allocat»»»

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