South Asia
India’s Hunger Strikes: A Desperate Battle for Environmental Justice
As an Indian environmental activist edges closer to a tragic fate, the world watches in horror. But behind…
Section
South Asia
India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Nepal
171 stories
All stories
China’s Tornado: Nature’s Fury and Human Vulnerability
A rare tornado in central China serves as a stark reminder of the planet's unpredictable fury, leaving communities and the nation's infrastructure vulnerable to destruction. The chaotic scene has raised crucial questions about the universality of disaster preparedness standards and the allocation of resources.
1 week ago
‘We’re watching closely’: US Senator warns Pak over ‘double role’ after Khamenei tribute
We often talk about nations walking a tightrope, but Pakistan isn't just balancing; it's tap-dancing on a live wire, and Washington just decided to crank u
1 week ago
The Delete Button: Who Holds the Power Over Digital Content?
A global sensation's film, championed by Diljit Dosanjh, was suddenly removed from a streaming platform, leaving behind a void and a disturbing trend of digital spaces eroding as bastions of free expression.
5 days ago
Sri Lanka prison riots leave 26 dead and more than 100 injured
When the state’s answer to confinement becomes a massacre, who truly pays the price? The latest horror in Sri Lanka paints a grim picture of justice unrave
1 week ago
Why an anti-sacrilege law in India’s Punjab has sparked controversy
Let's be blunt: nothing exposes the fault lines of a society quite like a law designed to protect 'religious sentiment.' Why does any society feel the need
1 week ago
Harrison Ford’s enduring love: A testament to romance at any age
Actor Harrison Ford's quote on romance at any age has resonated with many, showcasing the enduring power of love and the human spirit.
1 week ago
Bangladesh plays the great game of geopolitics with precision and ambition
The people of Bangladesh are the biggest winners in the high-stakes competition between India and China, with infrastructure projects, economic aid, and increased trade flowing into the country from both directions.
1 week ago
Harry Brook’s 39: A Flashing Red Light on England’s Finish Line Fears
Is England's fearless "Bazball" approach to cricket a recipe for success or a perpetual source of frustration?
2 weeks ago
CM Thalapathy Vijay’s son Jason Sanjay breaks silence on ‘unforgettable journey’ with directorial debut ‘Sigma’ ahead of release
The high-profile debut of Thalapathy Vijay's son Jason Sanjay with "Sigma" sparks questions about the intersection of politics and cinema in India, and whether the film's success will solidify the family's influence.
2 weeks ago
Pakistan’s Deadly Public Transport System: A Tragic Legacy of Neglect
Pakistan's public transport system is plagued by systemic neglect, with overcrowded buses claiming innocent lives every few months, leaving behind grieving families and a deep sense of injustice.
2 weeks ago