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Rajnath May Meet Poonch Torture Victims’ Families, Army Officers Visit Village And Promise…
Ahead of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s visit to Rajouri in Jammu & Kashmir on Wednesday, the Indian Army has reached out to families of the three civilians who died while in army custody last week
Learning Tourism Lesson From Arunachal
Nepal could learn a lot of strategies of promoting the oranges of Gorkha from the policies taken by Arunachal Pradesh
The Good, the Bad, and the Uncertain
Another year has zipped past, as years tend to nowadays, and we've stepped into another year filled with its fair share of hope, fear and promises of a bumpy ride ahead. The only predictable aspect of the year, perhaps, is its…
Winning Justice Can Be A Hard Struggle
As the year 2023 ended, one of the best news that emerged in Nepal was the judgement that the 23-year-old famous cricketer of Nepal, Sandeep Lamichhane, was found guilty of raping a girl
Disquiet In The Army As 4 More Soldiers Killed in Poonch Ambush & 3 Civilian Deaths In Custody
Three civilians who were among several picked up by the Army in Bufliaz village in the Poonch district of Jammu & Kashmir on Friday evening died in custody, officials and local sources told AwaazSouthAsia.
Bhutan to have 1,000-sq. km. green city along Assam border ‘connecting South Asia to Southeast Asia’
Thanking India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the first India-Bhutan railway project, the King of Bhutan calls the upcoming mega project a ‘point of inflection’ and ‘transformation’ for Bhutan and South Asia Bhutan plans to build a…
The Phantasm of Triumphalism on Kashmir
It may serve little purpose to dispel some of the myths around Article 370, now that India’s apex court appears have given its legal sanctity to some of them. Yet, truth must be told even long after the damage has been done.
Pakistan-Afghanistan: From paradox to potential
Can Pakistan-Afghanistan shed off the paradox of major commonalities and deep distrust, and the dichotomies that strangle the immense potential for cooperation in-built in the location and population of these two countries?
The Anatomy of an Electronic Voting Machine: What We Know and What We Don’t
A recent petition in the Supreme Court asking for the source code of EVMs was dismissed. But there are important questions that remain about the code, the importance of making it public and other software deployed for the machines.
Uncertainty looms for those returning to Afghanistan
Zakia, originally from Afghanistan's Loghar province, has been living in Pakistan since 2014 with her three sons and a daughter. As she contemplates returning to Afghanistan, Zakia is haunted by the traumatic events that forced her to…