South Asia

Restrictions on Separatists Leaders in Kashmir

The government is denying us the democratic space to carry out political activities and this could have serious repercussions,' said his close aide Ayaz Akbar.

Poverty Bomb Threatens Pakistan

48.6 percent of Pakistan's 165 million people are food insecure, according to a 2010 report prepared by the Islamabad-based Sustainable Policy Development Institute (SDPI), World Food Programme (WFP) and the Swiss Agency for Development and Coopera

Kashmir Shuts Down Against Custodial Death of Youth

Srinagar, Aug 3: The complete shutdown was observed in Indian administered Kashmir on Wednesday to protest the custodial killing of a youth.

Speeding Train Runs Over Two Jumbos in Northeast India

One adult female wild elephant and her baby cub were run over by the speeding Brahmaputra Mail (Train) between Langsoliate and Nilalung railway station at about 11.00 pm on the night of 31st July, 2011.

A Universal Dilemma for Women Engineers

That was the 1960s and Annapurna (name changed), 68, who has retired as Chief Engineer of the Kerala State Electricity Board, was not the only youngster of her generation who thought that engineers were only those who built bridges.

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