Nepal-China floods: Rain, rising rivers hamper rescue ops
31 August 2026
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South Asia
Pakistan suspends eight officials after infant ward fire
31 August 2026
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South Asia
Pakistan suspends eight officials after deadly infant ward fire
30 August 2026
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World
Nepal-China flash floods: Race against time to find nearly 3,000 missing
30 August 2026
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South Asia
Inside the human tragedy of Nepal’s flood
29 August 2026
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South Asia
Missing soar past 2,400 in deadly Nepal, China floods
29 August 2026
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South Asia
Lake overflows on Nepal-Tibet border, sparking panic and halting rescue
28 August 2026
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Natural Disaster
I watched my village disappear in an instant
28 August 2026
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South Asia
Hundreds feared dead in Nepal flash floods
28 August 2026
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South Asia
New barrier lake in Nepal raises fresh flood threat, China warns
27 August 2026
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South Asia
Pakistan hangs killer of governor Salman Taseer
Pakistan hangs the former police bodyguard who shot dead Punjab's governor over his opposition to blasphemy laws, officials say.
29 February 2016
Man ‘kills 14 of family’, then commits suicide in India
A 32-year-old man allegedly kills 14 members of his family at their house near Thane in Maharashtra and then commits suicide.
28 February 2016
Two die in Nepal's second plane crash in two days
Two people are feared dead after a small plane crashed in western Nepal today, an army official says, just days after 23 people are killed in a similar accident in the Himalayan nation.
26 February 2016
Classical Indian dance helps trafficking victims to heal: study
Classical Indian dance could be an effective form of therapy for victims of human trafficking and sexual violence, helping them to overcome their traumatic experiences and gain confidence, a pilot study has shown.
24 February 2016
India may allow female soldiers in ground combat
India may allow women in ground combat roles in its army, Indian President Pranab Mukherjee hints.
24 February 2016
Delhi water crisis may last 15 days
A water crisis in India's capital will take up to two weeks to fix, authorities warned yesterday as taps ran dry, days after protesters sabotaged a canal to demand better treatment for their caste.
23 February 2016
India caste unrest: Water supply 'partially restored' in Delhi
Water supplies have been partially restored in the Indian capital, Delhi, after repairs began on a key canal which supplies much of the city.
23 February 2016
India caste unrest: 'Ten million without water' in Delhi
More than 10 million people in India's capital are without water despite the army regaining control of its key water source after protests, officials say.
22 February 2016
Indian parties to amend electoral laws
Indian political parties, including West Bengal's ruling Party, have agreed to pass a bill in parliament to amend electoral laws to give voting rights to estimated 14,000 people who became Indian citizens following exchange of adversely-held enclaves with Bangladesh.
21 February 2016
Battle continues, death toll hits 6
A third soldier was killed yesterday in an ongoing gunbattle between militants and troops and police in Indian Kashmir, taking the
21 February 2016
Indian parties agree for voting rights to ex-enclave dwellers
Indian political parties agree to pass a bill to amend laws for giving voting rights to 14,000 people who became citizens after exchange of enclaves with Bangladesh.
21 February 2016
Facebook blocks Suman after JNU row song
Indian former Trinamool Congress MP Kabir Suman on Friday claimed he was blocked by Facebook after he had posted a song that he had written in support of the JNU agitation, reports The Indian Express today.
20 February 2016
Tarik new envoy to Pakistan
The government has decided to appoint Tarik Ahsan as the high commissioner of Bangladesh to Pakistan.
18 February 2016
Mamata for legalising all migrant Bangladeshis
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee says her government would urge the federal Indian administration to give citizenship to all Bangladeshis living in the state for five years or more.
18 February 2016
Love, rage, silence: Secret lives of Afghan female poets
With her kohl-rimmed eyes cast down, Nadia lilts through a folk couplet before a secret assembly of women poets on a forbidden subject that often gets people killed in Afghanistan -- love.
17 February 2016
China urges US, N Korea to hold direct talks
China's foreign ministry urges the United States and North Korea to sit down with each other face-to-face and resolve their problems, as tension continues to climb on the Korean peninsula after North Korea's latest rocket test.
16 February 2016
7 killed in gun battle in Indian Kashmir
A fierce gun battle killed two soldiers and five suspected militants yesterday in Indian-administered Kashmir near the de facto border with Pakistan, army
13 February 2016
Modi govt failing to boost economic investment
In a rare interview India's former prime minister Manmohan Singh criticised his successor Narendra Modi's government for failing to take advantage of lower commodity prices to propel economic growth and an inconsistent policy towards neighbour Pakistan.
13 February 2016
Pakistan district bans Valentine's Day celebrations
A district in north-western Pakistan has banned Valentine's Day celebrations.
12 February 2016
World's most polluted city, Delhi, plans new limits on car use
The Delhi government plans another round of tough measures to restrict the use of private cars and clean up toxic air in the Indian metropolis, the world's most polluted city.
11 February 2016