A total of 64 works retrace 100 years of creative endeavours and artistic production in the South Asian subcontinent will be available as part of Asian Art Week online, presented by Christie's
When a Migrant Worker Suffers Injury Abroad: A Shared Information Support System Regionally Will Help Returnees
Regional cooperation could begin with practical comparisons. Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India and other labour-sending countries can exchange working solutions without pretending their systems or bilateral agreements are identical.
The Power, Potential, and Unrealised Promise, of South Asia
South Asia, for all its faults and constraints, is the fastest-growing economic region in the world this year. It is also home to the Commonwealth’s largest three countries in terms of population, India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, representing just under two billion citizens, the majority under 30-years old.
From Remittances to Investments: Why Every State Should Build a Stronger Partnership with Overseas Indians
Overseas Indians possess both the financial capacity and the desire to invest, yet many promising projects are abandoned because of fragmented procedures, multiple government approvals and the absence of a single accountable institution to guide investors from concept to completion.
Bangladesh's Expatriate Card: A New Chapter in Migrant Financial Security
The Expatriate Card will be a source of recognition to millions of Bangladeshi remittance warriors and a sign of gratitude from the State for their support to the nation's development.
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Indian Muslim cleric seeks government nod for slaughter on Bakrid
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Meditation helps boost immunity, says study
Heartfulness meditation improves immunity against infections and cancer and is an effective adjunct in the treatment of several autoimmune disorders, a study said
Protests erupt over US policeman kneeling on Indian origin man's neck
The video of a policeman appearing to kneel on the neck of an Indian origin man during his arrest in New York state has sparked outrage coming in the midst of the nationwide protests against police brutality
Following protests, US says students in-person, online course combinations can get visas
Facing a firestorm of protests both abroad and within the US, the State Department is trying to reassure students and universities by reiterating that those taking a combination of in-person and online courses will be eligible for visas
‘Taliban’s violence will damage national consensus for peace’
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani warns that continuing violence by Taliban could damage a national and regional consensus on peace
History made as first Pakistani American officer given charge of a New York precinct
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The man who chiselled a mountain into a temple
This is unbelievable but true. With single-minded determination and hard work, a man chiselled a mountain into a temple
Suicide cases increase in Nepal during lockdown
At least 1,647 people have committed suicide during the lockdown period in Nepal which was imposed first imposed in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, police said
The new cultural cross-pollination in Pakistan, but Bollywood obsession remains
The rising popularity in Pakistan of Turkish television series ‘Diriliş: Ertuğrul’ has raised prospects of a larger Pakistan-Turkey collaborations and how these are being encouraged by Prime Minister Imran Khan, who has criticized “Hollywood-Bollywood vulgarity.”
India-aided Sanskrit school inaugurated in Nepal
A Sanskrit school constructed in the Ilam district with the support of Nepal-Bharat Maitri Development Cooperation programme was jointly inaugurated today by representatives of Barbote Village Development Committee, School Management Committee and Embassy of India, Kathmandu
Afghan women beaten up by Taliban
Two Afghan women were beaten up by the Taliban rebels in northern Sar-e-Pul province for being out of homes without male partners
Mahatma Gandhi caught in US 'culture war'
Mahatma Gandhi has been caught up in the anti-racism movement's campaign for removing statues and memorials in what has been called a culture war and the White House has decried the targeting of the Father of India
Incidents of violence against women increase in Pakistan
The Aurat Foundation, a non-governmental organisation working for women's rights in Pakistan, has said that the COVID-19 pandemic has severely affected women in the country
Taj Mahal not to reopen, for now
The Agra district administration has decided not to reopen the world-famous Taj Mahal to visitors as yet
