Breaking News Live Updates: Coal mine explosion kills 11 in Pakistan, dozens remain trapped - The Times of India
- A coal mine explosion in Pakistan has resulted in at least 11 deaths, with dozens of miners still trapped underground.
- Rescue operations are underway to locate survivors and extract those remaining in the mine following the blast.
- The tragedy highlights the critical safety risks and lack of oversight often associated with mining operations in the region.
- Authorities are continuing search efforts as they coordinate emergency responses to prevent further loss of life.
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• India has intensified its campaign for a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) as of July 30, 2026. • The bid is centered on the new SHANTI framework, which emphasizes Security, Humanitarian assistance, Anti-terrorism, Technology, and Infrastructure.
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• A Ukrainian strike on an Iranian cargo vessel in the Caspian Sea has occurred, signaling a dangerous escalation in global geopolitical tensions. • The event effectively merges the U.S. proxy war in Eastern Europe with ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, specifically involving Iran.
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