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Authorities had accused the Kashmir Reader of inciting violence.

Bangladeshi media outlets lack “discipline,” an official says.

The government has pulled the licenses of more than 13,000 non-governmental organizations.

Motiur Rahman Nizami did not ask for a presidential pardon.

Mir Quasem Ali is set to become the sixth opposition politician to be executed since 2013.

Nation's vice president will be sent in her place.

Indians under age 18 make up 41 percent of the population but are given low priority by the government, says Kailash Satyarthi.

Three fellow Peace Prize winners warn Aung San Suu Kyi she risks prosecution for genocide.

Six out of eight suspects in a case that shocked the nation are now in custody.

Chanting “we won’t go back,” hundreds of refugees protested while none agreed to leave.

Officials say two trawlers stranded in the Bay of Bengal with hundreds of refugees are not welcome.

Russia will provide 90 percent of funds for the $13 billion-dollar project through loans.

Protestors call for protections against sexual violence and hateful acts against a religious minority.

The state turns the case over to central government investigators, after coming up with no arrests.

An 808-page charge sheet outlines attack on Nusrat Jahan Rafi after she alleged that her principal had assaulted her.

Col. Santosh Mahadik led the Indian Army’s 41 Rashtriya Rifles in the restive region.

Organization of Islamic Cooperation vows to mobilize support for Rohingya and put pressure on Myanmar.

BNP leaders say the cases are groundless and aimed at curbing the opposition party’s participation in upcoming national elections.

In electoral pledges, National Unity Front also promises to discard media restrictions.

Officials from South Asian and Southeast Asian countries send condolences over shooting at gay nightclub.

Rescuers search for survivors in Kolkata collapse.

To date more Bangladeshis have succumbed to COVID-19 in the United States and a dozen other countries than in Bangladesh, according to estimates.

New Delhi says it has evidence that Pakistani army was behind mutilation of two Indian soldiers.

Suspense remains over Indo-Pakistani talks scheduled for Friday in Islamabad.

Court sends three suspects to six days’ remand.

Death toll tops 70 from bomb blast in Lahore park.

Pakistan does not accept ICJ’s jurisdiction in matters related to national security, its foreign office says.

Ghazal maestro Ustad Ghulam Ali returned to the Indian stage after cancelling performances in October 2015.

Sixteen-year-old Madhu Kumari is a member of Pakistan’s Hindu minority.

The disputed Himalayan territory is trying to resettle thousands of displaced Hindus.