World Donates to Family of Lynched Man in Bangladesh
After a Hindu man was lynched in Mymensingh, global donations pour in for his impoverished family. Read how the community is rallying support.
Category : Asia Pacific
Dense Fog Paralyzes Ludhiana Rail Network, 14-Hour Delays
Thick winter fog in Ludhiana causes massive train delays up to 14 hours, cancellations, and passenger chaos. Key services like Amritsar Clone Special severely impacted. Read the full report on the travel crisis.
Second Bangladesh Opposition Leader Shot Before Polls
Motaleb Shikder, a leader allied with Jamaat-e-Islami, was shot in Khulna days after the killing of Sharif Osman Hadi. The interim government provides security to 20 individuals on 'hit lists'.
BNP's Tarique Rahman returns from exile on December 25
Tarique Rahman, son of Khaleda Zia, returns to Bangladesh on December 25 after 17 years in the UK. He is set to lead BNP in the upcoming parliamentary polls. Read the full story.
Injured tiger captured in Kottayam, to be relocated to Thrissur zoo
A 12-year-old male tiger that terrorised Vadasserikkara in Pathanamthitta for nearly two months was finally captured. Weak and injured, it will be moved to Thrissur Zoological Park for treatment and permanent care. Read the full story.
Global Aid for Family of Lynched Man in Bangladesh
After a social media plea, donations from India, US, and Singapore are helping the impoverished family of Dipu Chandra Das, a Hindu man lynched in Mymensingh, Bangladesh.
Sheikh Hasina Rejects Calls to Return to Bangladesh
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina dismisses calls for her return, calling her conviction a 'political assassination'. She vows to return only under a legitimate government. Read more.
Mob Lynches Bangladeshi Worker Over False Blasphemy Rumour
A 28-year-old garment worker in Bangladesh was brutally lynched by a mob over false social media rumours. His family seeks justice as authorities confirm no evidence of blasphemous posts.
Video Reveals Dipu's Final Moments Before Bangladesh Lynching
A disturbing video reveals the final moments of Hindu man Dipu Chandra Das before his lynching in Bangladesh. Authorities say allegations against him were unsubstantiated, raising serious questions about mob violence and minority safety. Read the full rep
Bangladesh Journalists Say Right to Life at Stake
Bangladeshi journalists report their right to life is under threat as mobs target media. Police defend delayed response. Read the full report on the escalating press freedom crisis.
China Loads 100+ ICBMs, Pentagon Report Reveals
A new Pentagon report indicates China has likely deployed over 100 intercontinental ballistic missiles in silo fields, showing no interest in U.S.-led denuclearization talks. Get the full details.
Pakistani Mother Kills Daughter in Smoking Argument
A shocking incident in Pakistan's Punjab province sees a mother strangle her teenage daughter to death following a heated argument over smoking. Police investigation underway.
Bangladesh Hindu Worker Lynched: Workplace Dispute Was Trigger
Fresh details reveal the lynching of Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh stemmed from a workplace dispute, not blasphemy. India calls for justice.
Protests in India, Bangladesh Over Lynching of Hindu Youth
Massive protests erupt in India and Bangladesh following the brutal lynching of Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das. Citizens demand justice and action against communal violence.
Bangladesh Minorities Protest Over Lynching of Hindu Worker
Minority groups in Bangladesh protest government inaction after a Hindu garment worker was lynched and set on fire in Mymensingh. Read about the growing concerns over minority persecution.
Pakistan Bans Professional Beggars from Travelling Abroad
Pakistan cracks down on illegal migration & visa misuse. New rules bar professional beggars & those with incomplete documents from overseas travel to protect national dignity.
Tibetan Groups Protest Chinese Gold Mining, Demand UN Action
Tibetan NGOs accuse China of illegal gold mining in Tibet's sacred regions, causing environmental damage. They urge UN intervention to halt the activities and protect local communities.
Mob Violence Normalised as Bangladesh's New Politics
Bangladesh witnesses a surge in mob violence post-assassination of Sharif Osman Hadi. The lack of a moderate moral voice and institutional restraint marks a radical shift. Read more.
6.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Papua New Guinea
A significant earthquake of magnitude 6.4 struck Papua New Guinea's East Sepik region. No tsunami threat reported, but tremors felt widely. Details on impact and geology inside.
Taxi driver alleges Indian passengers vomited, refused to pay
A Singapore taxi driver alleges two intoxicated Indian passengers vomited in his cab, offered only S$10, and verbally abused him. The incident forced him to stop work, causing income loss. Read the full story.
Indian passengers vomit in Singapore cab, refuse fair compensation
A Singapore taxi driver's Facebook post detailing an incident with two intoxicated Indian passengers who vomited in his car and offered only S$10 for cleanup goes viral. Read the full story.
Second Political Leader Shot in Bangladesh in Days
Bangladesh reels as another political leader, Abdur Rahim, is gunned down in broad daylight. This follows the recent killing of Osman Hadi, raising fears of escalating political violence. Read the full report.
Bangladesh youth leader shot, political tensions rise
Bangladesh faces fresh turmoil as another youth leader is shot, following the death of Sharif Osman Bin Hadi. Read about the escalating political crisis and nationwide protests.
Bangladesh Minorities Protest Lynching of Hindu Man
Hindu community in Bangladesh demands justice after a man was lynched in Mymensingh. Protests erupt over rising attacks on minorities and police inaction.
Japan Restarts Largest Nuclear Plant Amid China, N. Korea Watch
Japan announces a major policy shift, restarting the world's largest nuclear power plant after 15 years. The move, watched closely by China and North Korea, faces strong public opposition in Niigata and raises regional security concerns.
Universal Studios Plans Theme Park in Saudi Arabia
Comcast explores building a Universal Studios theme park in Saudi Arabia's Qiddiya. Part of Vision 2030, this could attract millions and boost tourism. Read more.
Indian-origin man charged for false terror threat in Singapore
Kokulananthan Mohan, an Indian-origin Singaporean, faces charges for making a false terrorist threat at St Joseph's Church. Read the full details of the incident and the legal consequences.
Indian-origin man charged for false terror threat in Singapore church
A 26-year-old Indian-origin Singaporean faces severe charges after placing a fake explosive device in a church, leading to service cancellations. Read the full details and potential penalties.
Bangladesh Protests: Hasina Blames Interim Govt for Violence
Bangladesh faces renewed turmoil as ex-PM Sheikh Hasina accuses the interim government of lawlessness. Get live updates on Dhaka protests, arson attacks, and national mourning.
China, HK Stocks Gain on Money Inflows, Hainan Excitement
China and Hong Kong stocks advanced, driven by record private fund inflows and the launch of the Hainan Free Trade Port. Key indices rose as market sentiment turned positive. Read more.
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