South Asia
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Strong El Niño to Bring Mixed Rainfall Across South Asia This Winter, SASCOF Warns
Above-normal rains expected in northwest and parts of east and south, while central and southern peninsula face below-normal…
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Bangladesh Faces Rising Food Insecurity Amid Climate and Economic Pressures
Dhaka, October 10 — Bangladesh has been named among the ten countries with the largest populations facing acute…
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Narendra Modi: From Tea Seller’s Son to India’s Long-Serving Prime Minister
Narendra Modi was born on September 17, 1950, in Vadnagar, a small town in northern Gujarat, to a…
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Infrastructure Projects Face Challenges in Connecting South and Southeast Asia
DHAKA, September 19 — A retired Bangladeshi general has laid out why the roads and ports meant to…
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India Replaces Colonial-Era Laws with Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
NEW DELHI, July 11 — India’s Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), a comprehensive criminal code that replaced the Indian…
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Mutton in Bihar weddings: Cultural status symbol and feast staple
SAHARSA, July 11 — How does a plate of meat become a matter of honour, and occasionally, a…
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14 Pakistani police dismissed in Gwadar over militant attack failure
KARACHI, June 29 — Fourteen police personnel in Pakistan’s Balochistan province have been dismissed from service after an…
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Nepali Congress Dispatches Central Representatives for All 77 Districts
Nepal’s largest political party is sending handlers into every district of the country. The Nepali Congress has named…
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Deadly Blast Rocks Islamabad Wedding Gathering, Killing Eight Instantly
A wedding celebration in Islamabad turned to tragedy on Sunday when an explosion ripped through a private home,…
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Balochistan Mine Blast Renews Scrutiny of Pakistan’s Coal Safety
In the rugged southwestern province of Balochistan, Pakistan, a recent explosion at a coal mine has once again…
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Harini Amarasuriya Becomes Sri Lanka’s 16th PM
The office of the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, officially known as the Prime Minister of the Democratic…
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Elephant Charges Crowd at Sri Lanka Hindu Festival, Injuring Thirteen
On July 7, 2024, a crowd gathered for a Hindu religious celebration in Kataragama, Sri Lanka, was broken…
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