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Pakistan's military media wing (ISPR) says it killed nine terrorists in two intelligence-based operations in Balochistan. Dawn and Geo News say the ISPR describes the militants as India-sponsored, while The Express Tribune does not mention India.

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Pakistan's military media wing (ISPR) says it killed nine terrorists in two intelligence-based operations in Balochistan. Dawn and Geo News say the ISPR describes the militants as India-sponsored, while The Express Tribune does not mention India.

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The UAE President honoured the flydubai crew for their courage during the September 30 mid-air attack, according to The National. The Indian Express and The Hindu highlight Indian captain Smit Machchhar among those honoured, while Capital FM reports two Kenyan cabin crew members.

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The UAE President honoured the flydubai crew for their courage during the September 30 mid-air attack, according to The National. The Indian Express and The Hindu highlight Indian captain Smit Machchhar among those honoured, while Capital FM reports two Kenyan cabin crew members.

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An Indian court has ordered a video about Modi and tycoon Adani removed from social media, according to The Wire and the South China Morning Post. Dawn, Geo News and The Express Tribune describe the same ruling as an order to take down a documentary on Adani and Modi.

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India has invited a Pakistani minister to the SCO civilisational dialogue in New Delhi in November, according to The Hindu, The Indian Express and The Wire. The Hindu and The Wire describe it as the first such invitation since 2023, while The Indian Express links it to Operation Sindoor.

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India has invited a Pakistani minister to the SCO civilisational dialogue in New Delhi in November, according to The Hindu, The Indian Express and The Wire. The Hindu and The Wire describe it as the first such invitation since 2023, while The Indian Express links it to Operation Sindoor.

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Indian media groups are challenging the data privacy law in the top court, according to Al Jazeera and Dhaka Tribune. Geo News and Daily Maverick say the law puts newsrooms at risk of shutdown.

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An Indian court has ordered a video about Modi and tycoon Adani removed from social media, according to The Wire and the South China Morning Post. Dawn, Geo News and The Express Tribune describe the same ruling as an order to take down a documentary on Adani and Modi.

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An Indian court has ordered a video about Modi and tycoon Adani removed from social media, according to The Wire and the South China Morning Post. Dawn, Geo News and The Express Tribune describe the same ruling as an order to take down a documentary on Adani and Modi.

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Indian media groups are challenging the data privacy law in the top court, according to Al Jazeera and Dhaka Tribune. Geo News and Daily Maverick say the law puts newsrooms at risk of shutdown.

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An Indian court has ordered a video about Modi and tycoon Adani removed from social media, according to The Wire and the South China Morning Post. Dawn, Geo News and The Express Tribune describe the same ruling as an order to take down a documentary on Adani and Modi.

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Indian media groups are challenging the data privacy law in the top court, according to Al Jazeera and Dhaka Tribune. Geo News and Daily Maverick say the law puts newsrooms at risk of shutdown.

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Indian media groups are challenging the data privacy law in the top court, according to Al Jazeera and Dhaka Tribune. Geo News and Daily Maverick say the law puts newsrooms at risk of shutdown.

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Cyclone Arnab is approaching India's coast, and officials in Andhra Pradesh have ordered evacuations and put the state on high alert. Al Jazeera reports that India has already evacuated tens of thousands of people and describes the cyclone as “very severe.” The Indian Express says pregnant women are being evacuated and schools shut, and reports that Odisha has mobilised ministers.

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Indian media groups challenged Modi's data privacy law in the top court, saying newsrooms risk being shut down. Al Jazeera and Dhaka Tribune report only that media groups are challenging India's privacy law in the top court, without mentioning the shutdown risk.

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A Calcutta court in India ordered that the video «How Modi-Adani Stole India» be halted from streaming and removed from social media, according to The Indian Express and The Wire. The South China Morning Post, Dawn, Geo News and The Express Tribune describe the same ruling as an order to take down a documentary about Modi and billionaire Gautam Adani.

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Indian publishers, including outlets linked to Ambani and Adani, are contesting the Modi government’s data protection law, according to headlines from The Hindu, The Express Tribune and The Wire. The Wire, citing a report, says these outlets are owned by Ambani and Adani, while the other headlines only refer to their links to the groups.

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Indian publishers, including outlets linked to Ambani and Adani, are contesting the Modi government’s data protection law, according to headlines from The Hindu, The Express Tribune and The Wire. The Wire, citing a report, says these outlets are owned by Ambani and Adani, while the other headlines only refer to their links to the groups.

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