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PTI Updated: October 11, 2025 20:16 IST
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     FGN26 US-SANCTIONS-INDIANS
     *US targets Iran's energy trade; 8 Indian nationals, several firms sanctioned
     Washington: Eight Indian nationals and several India-based firms are among the over 50 entities and persons sanctioned by the US for allegedly facilitating Iranian energy trade, according to an official statement.
    
     FGN33 BANGLA-COURT-INDIAN
     B'desh court to indict pregnant Indian woman, 3 others on intrusion charges
     Dhaka: A court in Bangladesh is set to indict a pregnant Indian woman and three others on charges of entering the country illegally, a move that could pave the way for their repatriation months after they were reportedly pushed in by Indian law enforcement agencies suspecting them of being Bangladeshi nationals, officials said on Saturday.

     FGN37 PAK-VIOLENCE
     Pakistan's radical Islamist party claims 11 supporters killed in police firing during anti-Israel march
     Lahore: Radical Islamist party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) on Saturday claimed that police shot dead 11 of its supporters as they attempted to march towards Islamabad to stage a demonstration outside the US embassy against Israel's military actions in Gaza.
    
     FGN23 PAK-TERROR-ATTACK
     Six terrorists killed, seven policemen dead in terror attack on police training centre in Pakistan
     Peshawar: Three more terrorists were killed after a five-hour gun battle that was triggered by a suicide attack at a police training centre school in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in northwestern Pakistan, police said. Six more police personnel died in the exchange of fire, officials said on Saturday.
    
     FGN31 NEPAL-PAUDEL-HEALTH
     Nepal President Paudel admitted to hospital after sudden health problems
     Kathmandu: Nepal’s President Ramchandra Paudel was hospitalised on Saturday after experiencing sudden health problems, according to authorities, who said his condition is normal so far.*

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