Taliban govt says Pakistan strikes kill 4 civilians in Afghanistan
AFP, Afghanistan
25 September 2026 • South Asia
Pakistan confirms Afghan strikes after resident says Kandahar hit
AFP, Afghanistan
24 September 2026 • South Asia
2 more sisters of Imran Khan held
AFP, Islamabad
22 September 2026 • South Asia
Pakistan launches deadly strikes on Afghanistan
AFP, Kunar
22 September 2026 • South Asia
Death toll from attack at police HQ in Pakistan rises to 31
AFP, Kohat
20 September 2026 • South Asia
Suicide attack at police facility kills 16 in Pakistan
Reuters, Islamabad
19 September 2026 • South Asia
Pakistan vows to defend ally Saudi Arabia ‘to any extent’
AFP, Islamabad
19 September 2026 • South Asia
India, Pakistan summon diplomats after naval collision
Reuters, New Delhi
17 September 2026 • South Asia
Nepal flood reconstruction bill to be $4.78 billion: Foreign ministry
AFP, Kathmandu, Nepal
11 September 2026 • Natural Disaster

Modi greets Sheikh Hasina on the eve of her 74th birthday

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended heartiest felicitations to Bangladesh Premier Sheikh Hasina on the occasion of her 74th birthday, to be celebrated tomorrow.
27 September 2020

‘How long will India be kept out of decision-making structures of UN?’: Modi

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi today made a strong case for India’s inclusion as a permanent member of United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and asked how long will his country be “kept out of the decision-making structures” of the global body.
26 September 2020

Drugs in Bollywood: India’s NCB questions Deepika Padukone

India’s Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) today interrogated Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone in Mumbai as the probe into the Bollywood-drugs nexus widened.
26 September 2020

India to hold election in Bihar despite surging coronavirus cases

India announces local elections involving millions of voters in the densely packed Bihar state even as it remains set to overtake the United States by next month as the world’s worst-affected nation by Covid-19 pandemic.
25 September 2020

Indian farmers block roads, railways as protests mount over farm bills

Thousands of farmers in India blocked roads and railway tracks today in a protest against new legislation that they say could pave the way for the government to stop buying grain at guaranteed prices, leaving them at the mercy of private buyers.
25 September 2020

BSF seizes 100kg Hilsa being smuggled into India

India’s Border Security Force has seized 100kg of Hilsa -- worth Rs 2 lakh -- while the consignment was allegedly being smuggled from Bangladesh into India through Petrapole integrated check-post in West Bengal.
24 September 2020

Drugs in Bollywood: NCB summons Deepika Padukone, Sara Ali Khan, Shraddha Kapoor

India’s Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), which is investigating the alleged Bollywood-drug nexus, may summon actor Deepika Padukone, NCB sources have said.
23 September 2020

Rahul Gandhi accuses Modi of ‘destroying relationship with neighbours’

Former President of India’s Congress party Rahul Gandhi has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of “destroying the web of relationships” that his party had cultivated over the years with India’s neighbouring countries.
23 September 2020

Indian CBI arrests BSF officer in connection with cattle smuggling

India’s federal anti-corruption agency, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), today conducted searches at 13 locations spread across five cities, including Kolkata, and booked a serving BSF officer in connection with cattle smuggling along the border with Bangladesh.
23 September 2020

Saudi Arabia to gradually resume Umrah pilgrimage from Oct 4

Saudi Arabia said today that it would start allowing pilgrims to perform Umrah gradually, taking necessary precautions.
23 September 2020

At UN, China's Xi says no intention to fight 'a cold war or hot one' with any country

Chinese President Xi Jinping told the United Nations General Assembly today that Beijing has “no intention to fight either a cold war or a hot one with any country,” as tensions grow between China and the United States.
22 September 2020

Saarc Covid-19 fund: Bangladesh sends medical supplies to Nepal

Bangladesh today sent medicine and other medical supplies to Nepal to help the South Asian nation under the Saarc Covid-19 emergency fund as a gesture of friendship.
22 September 2020

Bangladesh seeks UN Security Council action over Myanmar’s troops mobilised near border

Bangladesh has sought immediate action from the UN Security Council to ensure that Myanmar refrains from escalating the situation targeting the Rohingyas under the pretext of security operations, which may lead to a further influx of Myanmar nationals into Bangladesh.
21 September 2020

Indian police arrest local journalist allegedly spying for China

Police in India’s capital city says they had arrested a local freelance journalist on allegations he was passing “sensitive information” to Chinese intelligence officers
19 September 2020

‘Committed to zero border killings’: BSF DG at border conference

Indian Border Security Force (BSF) Director General (DG) Rakesh Asthana said they are working out a strategy to bring down the killings in India-Bangladesh border areas to zero.
19 September 2020

India-Japan look to work closely in Bangladesh-Myanmar

India and Japan are looking at working together in countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Myanmar, Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said.
19 September 2020

India’s onion-laden trucks stuck at border: 2nd day of talks held

Officials of India’s External Affairs and Commerce Ministries today held discussions for the second successive day on how to ensure that trucks carrying onions from India and stranded at the border with Bangladesh are allowed to cross into that country.
18 September 2020

‘India to allow 25k-tonne onion export to Bangladesh on special consideration’

The Indian government is likely to grant its authorities a special permission to export 25,000 tonnes of onion to Bangladesh.
18 September 2020

South Asian govts not protecting independent journalism during Covid-19: Speakers

Governments of South Asian countries have become more authoritarian during the coronavirus pandemic and the crisis is shrinking the field of independent journalism in the whole region, speakers said at a webinar discussion today on media advocacy.
16 September 2020

Judgment in Babri Masjid demolition case on September 30

A special court in Lucknow will pronounce judgment in the 28-year-old case relating to the demolition of the Babri mosque in Ayodhya on September 30.
16 September 2020