RIYADH (Kashmir English): Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) has announced a ban on cosmetic products for external use that are packaged in forms resembling pharmaceutical products, including syringes, ampoules and vials. The new rules will come into force from 1 January 2027, according to a circular issued to manufacturers and importers of cosmetic […]
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SYDNEY (Kashmir English): The Federal Court of Australia has rejected an appeal filed by India’s Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) in a case relating to the use of the word “Basmati” for rice by Pakistani authorities. The Australian court also ordered the Indian authority to pay the respondent’s costs, further
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ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Pro-Khalistan and Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) graffiti defaced the Indian Embassy in Ljubljana, Slovenia, just ahead of India’s Independence Day, exposing deep fractures in New Delhi’s narrative of unity. According to Kashmir Media Service, slogans such as “KHALISTAN Zindabad” and “Modi Terrorist – Hindustan MURDABAD” appeared on the front door of
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RIYADH (Kashmir English): The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) launches a completely digital procedure for Iqama loss reports. Saudi Arabia now offers fully digitized processing for reporting a lost Iqama; an employer can carry out the process online without visiting government offices through the Muqeem portal itself. The new service has been brought out by
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DEOBAND, India (Kashmir English): A fresh religious dispute is taking shape in Uttar Pradesh after the Hindu Raksha Dal announced plans to take Ganga water to Darul Uloom Deoband today and perform a puja, based on its claim that a Shivling is located beneath the grounds of the prominent Islamic seminary. According to Kashmir
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ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Pakistan is going to launch an ambitious program to become a regional health hub, that, it believes, will fetch the government up to $10 billion in annual revenue within the next five years. The initiative, developed by the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), Ministry of Health and Health Tourism Working Group,
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WASHINGTON (Kashmir English): Crude oil prices rose slightly in global markets amid uncertainty over the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices rose in Asia on Monday morning, according to media reports. Brent crude rose more than 1 percent to above $84 a barrel, while US crude also rose more than 1 percent. The
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NEW DELHI (Kashmir English): Indian nationals have emerged as the largest nationality group removed from Canada in 2026 so far, with 3,323 people deported during the first six months of 2026. The revelation came in the latest data released by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). According to Kashmir Media Service, the figure is
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WASHINGTON, DC (Kashmir English): A US-based think tank, the Jamestown Foundation, has highlighted concerns over the Taliban’s management of Afghanistan’s vast mineral resources, alleging that the group is using the country’s natural wealth to consolidate political control rather than ensuring that it benefits the national economy. According to the analysis, Afghanistan possesses extensive deposits of minerals
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TOKYO (Kashmir English): Tokyo police have recently arrested a woman for repeatedly placing and cancelling large numbers of orders at a well-known online store. According to Japanese media reports, 32-year-old woman, Mayo Yoshida, used fake names and around 230 fraudulent accounts to place more than 2,000 orders on the online store of Japan’s famous
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