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Cambodia inaugurates famed Angkor Wat temple's western causeway

Draconian laws fuel separatist movements in India's conflict-hit Manipur state

The imposition of draconian laws like the Armed Forces Special Powers Acts (AFSPA) in the Indian state of Manipur has deepened the trust deficit between the government and multi-ethnic society of Manipur state, fueling the already active separatist movements in the region

India Successfully Launches Country's First Privately Made Space Rocket

Laal Singh Chaddha to be released on Netflix

Aamir Khan's film which has incurred huge losses will be released for OTT from October 20.

1st phase of local elections underway in India's Manipur state

Mountaineer Hassan Jan recovering fast at Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Institute

On the directives of Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, the renowned Mountaineer, Athlete and Climber, Hassan Jan Hushe was being provided medical treatment in Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Institute (JPMC) as indoor patient for the complaints of kidney problem and leg infection

PM 1000 Grounds Development team visit Lower, Upper Chitral, inspects ongoing projects

Two killed in separate incidents

Two persons were killed in separate incidents in the district during last 24 hours

Cebu Pacific operates special repatriation flights until June 7

Dubai-Manila route remains suspended until June 30

Cebu Pacific to resume select domestic flights on June 2, Dubai-Manila route remains suspended until June 30

Cebu Pacific (CEB), the Philippines’ largest national flag-carrier, will gradually resume commercial passenger flights between select domestic destinations starting June 2, 2020. All International flights—including the Dubai-Manila route—remain suspended until June 30, 2020

AAC visits bazaars check price lists, quality of food

On the special direction of Deputy Commissioner Kohat Capt (R) Abdul Rehman, Additional Assistant Commissioner Kohat Murad Ahmed Hoti accompanied by Billi Ting Police visited Billi Ting Bazaar and inspected various vegetable and fruit, bakery and general stores and merchant shops, fast foods and hotels

Over 300,000 People Evacuated as Typhoon Ambo Hits Southern Philippines - Reports

The Philippines' authorities have evacuated over 300,000 people from the country's southern region of Bicol, as the severe Typhoon Ambo is hitting the archipelago, the state-run Philippine News Agency reported on Friday

Science and shamanism: Medicine meets Myanmar's far-flung Naga tribes

Myanmar's last generation of tattooed headhunters

Ngon Pok remembers his father and grandfather returning triumphantly to his tribal village in Myanmar's far north with a human head -- and the agony of the tattoo he was given to celebrate their victory

Samadhi of Raja Ranjit Singh: blend of Hindus, Sikhs, Muslims architectural design

Haveli Nau Nihal: the finest preserved Sikh architecture in Punjab

Haveli Nau Nihal: the finest preserved Sikh architecture in Punjab

Indian Manipur separatists announce exiled government in UK

Man awarded five-year jail over charges of blasphemy of Hazrat Umar

The judge says govt must take steps to spread awareness about cyber crimes in the country.

Foreigners gather at India's religious mega festival

At the Kumbh Mela, the world's biggest religious event, millions of Indian Hindus are not the only people bathing in the sacred waters to wash away their sins

1 killed, 12 missing as overloaded boat capsizes in Indonesia

One person died and 12 others went missing as an overloaded wooden boat capsized in a river in West Kalimantan province of central Indonesia, a senior rescuer said here on Monday

Hindus gather by the millions in India for world's largest festival

The largest gathering of humanity on the planet began Tuesday, with tens of millions showered in rose petals and holy ash at a spectacular Hindu festival on India's sacred riverbanks

Entire Nagaland declared 'disturbed area' under AFSPA

The entire Indian troubled state of Nagaland has been declared 'disturbed area' for six more months, till June-end, under the black law Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), which empowers Indian forces to conduct operations\anywhere and arrest anyone without any reason.

Myanmar Buddhist temple now a nirvana for snakes

Crossing a bridge to the middle of a lake in Myanmar's Yangon region, pilgrims arrive at a temple to pin their hopes on the pythons slinking across the temple's floors and draped across windows.