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At least 66 people are reported killed in Nepal, India and China as a result of Tuesday’s 7.3-magnitude earthquake.

Meanwhile, protesters denounce killings of publishers and bloggers.

Officials react to an NGO’s report that calls measures including barbed-wire fencing and watchtowers “counterproductive.”

Pakistan shares intelligence over possible infiltration by 10 militants.

Excerpt from Kamalsy Prana’s novel insulted the national anthem, police allege.

Clashes break out in Rajasthan, Jammu and Kashmir, where protesters wave flags of Pakistan and Islamic State.

Rallies take place after clashes in Delhi and Kolkata as divide over patriotism, dissent grows.

Legal watchdog wants to make the laws relevant in present-day context.

Guilty pleas mark first Islamic State-related convictions in the country.

Train fire killed 59 Hindu activists and ignited riots that left hundreds of people dead.

Hizbul Mujahideen leader Burhan Wani’s death is a major blow to separatism in disputed region, police say.

In latest incident, a 16-year-old was allegedly raped and burned alive by her friend.

A young Bangladeshi woman spends a day as an apprentice to Denmark’s envoy.

Police talked about “water treatment” and led him to a pond, Shahidul Alam alleges.

Internationally-known photographer Shahidul Alam is likely to be in jail for weeks – or months.

High Court is to rule on a fifth request to free Shahidul Alam.

Bodies were discovered in shallow graves after police received anonymous call.

Cross-border issues dominate discussions at counter-terrorism meeting.

Narendra Modi lays out his vision during keynote address at Shangri-La Dialogue.

The concentration of too much power in one person’s hands does not bode well for democracy in Bangladesh, analysts say.

The attack was the second one targeting the religious minority since late October.

The oil tanker J. Nat was to arrive at a ship-breaking yard on May 7.

Cost-saving agreement cuts three weeks from shipping time via sea.

Arrival of frigates, formerly known as the Lianyungang and the Putian, signal Dhaka’s efforts to upgrade its armed forces.

Unidentified group fired at four policemen from hill in Bangladesh, Myanmar officials say.

Construction workers deported after authorities termed them radicalized.

The defendants are among the first six prosecuted under a Singaporean law against terrorism financing.

Construction workers were members of a group calling itself Islamic State Bangladesh, Singapore says.

Baul musician Shariat Sarker was arrested under the nation’s Digital Security Act for alleged blasphemy.

Four militants, police officer and a civilian die in latest spike of violence in disputed region, authorities said.