SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN IN MEDIA - South Asian Women in Media

As Taliban inches towards completing a year in power, exodus from Afghanistan continues. But more countries are coming to realise one can't ignore the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.

Shahr-e-Naw, literally, The New City, used to be a cauldron of noise & activity — streets choked with cars, pavements buzzing with people. But this Kabul seems to have retreated into itself.

When Muhammad Iqbal was picked up in 1998 by the police on a charge of murder, from near his home in Mandi Bahauddin, he was barely 17 years old. Iqbal claims he was not even in the village at the time the said murder was committed and that…

When she presented her credentials in New York to the United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to assume charge as India’s Permanent Representative (PR) to the UN, Ruchira Kamboj cracked the final frontier or glass ceiling of the…

Half a century on - 50 years after West Pakistan lost its eastern counterpart - those who had taken the painstaking journey all the way to present-day Pakistan, travelling in a state of starvation and poverty, and hoping for better times to…

The Trinamool Congress has said it would take steps if West Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee is proven guilty in the court of law in the alleged teacher recruitment scam

Trinamool's decision has already brought in criticism from the Left and Congress

The Centre issued a five-point advisory to all states on VVIP security the day former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot dead.

Assam shares a long border with Bangladesh in areas around Dhubri river, there is no fencing in some places

The Trinamool Congress MP refused to budge from her stand and called the controversy the “false sentiment of BJP and its trolls”