South Asia

Women Weavers Never Withered Amidst Gruelling Daily Grind

The women don't mind the hard work, there're used to it, but the low income is demoralising. And, according to Sudha Thakur, 32, a weaver, who lost her husband to floods a couple of years ago, so are the working conditions.

‘Private’ Issues Become Public Issues in India

A newspaper catering to Delhi's English-reading population carried an alarming headline the other day: 'Watch out, there could be sewage in your tap water'.

Police Launch Crackdown on Youth in Kashmir

Srinagar, Aug 9: Police have launched a crackdown against youth in parts of Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian administered Kashmir and have arrested more than 30 youth during raids so far.

Police Officer and Soldier Arrested for Staging Fake Encounter in Kashmir

Yesterday the Army claimed to have killed a Pakistani militant and divisional commander of Lashker-e-Taiba, Abu Usman after a 12-hour long gunbattle at the Surankote area of Poonch and claimed recovery of arms and ammunition from him.

Lawlessness and Manipulation of Law Still Prevalent in Bangladesh

The Awami League was in power from 1996 to 2011; but lawlessness and the manipulation of the law was not as prevalent at that time as it is now.

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