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
'Saved by a mango tree': How a Nepali labourer survived deadly flash flood
27 August 2026
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Natural Disaster
Nepal says 468 tourists, mainly foreigners, out of contact after floods
27 August 2026
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Natural Disaster
Glacial collapse caused seismic activity, 'catastrophic' Nepal floods: USGS
27 August 2026
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South Asia
Update / Search for 1,000 missing after Nepal-Tibet floods kill 165
27 August 2026
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South Asia
Pakistan guard shoots boy in mask
A security guard in the Pakistani city of Karachi has shot dead an 11-year-old boy wearing a monster mask, police say. The boy had sneaked up on the guard
21 March 2016
Indian city bans gatherings
Authorities in western India have banned groups of people from gathering near water sources in a drought-ridden city following violent skirmishes between increasingly desperate residents, officials said yesterday.
21 March 2016
Saarc foreign ministers arrive in Pokhara
Foreign Ministers of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) member countries arrive in Pokhara to attend the 37th Saarc Council of Ministers meeting to be held tomorrow.
16 March 2016
Foreign labour ban will hit us hard, warn industries
Businesses and industries, already reeling from a financially challenging environment, say they are being hit hard by the freeze on new foreign workers.
16 March 2016
Google’s AI beat Go master with 4-1 score
Google's artificial intelligence (AI) program on beat South Korean professional Lee Sedol in the ancient board game Go, recovering from Sunday's loss to win its fourth match in a five-game series.
15 March 2016
Pakistan torrential rains leave 28 dead
The death toll from torrential rain in Pakistan rose to 28 yesterday after more homes collapsed in the southwest and northwest, officials said. They said 17
13 March 2016
RSS changes with changing world
A hardline Indian Hindu movement yesterday announced it was abandoning its trademark khaki shorts to try to modernise the dress code, 91 years after adopting the austere military-style uniform.
13 March 2016
Nurturing slum children's passion for cricket
Underprivileged Indian children now can dream of making it big in cricket as a former Indian government employee, is helping them turn that dream into reality.
13 March 2016
Bangladesh joins regional capacity development centre
Bangladesh is going to be the part of a joint initiative to establish a regional body in South Asia to enhance skills and capacity development of public sector officials and bankers.
12 March 2016
Lanka to compensate journalists, media
Sri Lanka yesterday announced plans to compensate journalists and media organisations that suffered violence and intimidation during
10 March 2016
Doha seeks Dhaka's support for its Unesco DG candidate
Qatar has sought Bangladesh's support for its nominee and Qatar Emir's Cultural Adviser Dr Hamad Bin Abdulaziz Al-Kawari who will contest for the next director general of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco).
10 March 2016
Ex-driver of Suu Kyi nominated for Myanmar president
Aung San Suu Kyi's party nominates her former driver and close aide to be Myanmar's next president, as the Nobel laureate looks to rule her former junta-run homeland through a trusted proxy.
10 March 2016
North Korea has miniaturised nuclear warheads: Kim Jong-Un
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un says his country has successfully miniaturised a thermo-nuclear warhead, as Pyongyang continues to talk up its nuclear strike capabilities amid rising military tensions on the Korean peninsula.
9 March 2016
Pakistan bomb: 14 killed in Qadri 'revenge' attack
At least 14 people are killed in a Pakistan bombing which militants say was in revenge for the execution of a policeman turned assassin.
7 March 2016
'We want freedom in India, not freedom from India'
An Indian student leader facing sedition charges has called for "freedom in India" in a rousing speech to students at Jawaharlal Nehru
4 March 2016
Pak man jailed for 13 yrs for FB post
A Shia Pakistani man was sentenced to 13 years in prison Thursday for allegedly posting religiously offensive material on his Facebook page, lawyers in the
4 March 2016
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