Just as Nepal came out of its first phase of lockdown on 21 June, the ruling Nepal Communist Party (NCP) tabled a revised Citizenship Bill in the Federal Parliament

Sunil from southern Nepal moved to the United Arab Emirates in March, just before Nepal went into a complete lockdown for the next four months

On November 20, a top Pakistani establishment adviser boarded BA 0165 flight from Lahore to London. The 8 am flight landed at its scheduled time in the British capital

The United States is perhaps the only country which can persuade India to stop its subversive activities in Pakistan, says the country’s envoy as a US scholar sees merit in Islamabad’s claim that India is supporting separatists in Balochistan

While there is "a lot of anger" within the army over the verbal attacks of PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif and his party against the top military leadership, COAS Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa is putting up with the tirades for the sake of democracy

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has attributed the positive trends in the country’s economy – improvement in stock market performance and increase in investors’ confidence – to the business friendly policies of the PTI led federal government

Opposition and civic groups have heavily opposed the Sri Lanka government’s proposed joint venture with India’s Adani Group on the operations of the Colombo Port’s East Container Terminal

Sri Lankan Minister of Public Security Retired Rear Admiral Sarath Weerasekara said that the Indo-Lanka accord is not valid anymore

When COVID-19 infections and deaths were rising in mid-June, about 16,000 people used to get tested every day at the 49 laboratories

The High Court has ruled that any government official below the rank of joint secretary must take permission from the cabinet division and finance ministry, along with the approval from his or her own ministry, for any official foreign tour

Indian police have returned the body of a Bangladeshi, who was shot dead by Indian Border Security Force (BSF) at the Srirampur union border in Patgram upazila of Lalmonirhat, after 72 hours

As the wealthy nations like the US and the UK begin vaccinating their public, the road ahead for India does not look very rosy as both Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines currently making headlines are yet to reach the country owing to a host of factors including scarce supply, tricky transport and an absence of proper cold chain facilities

Even as the Indian government preps up to roll out the coronavirus vaccination drive soon, about 60 per cent of people are hesitant to take it due to the fear of side effects, efficacy and reduction in cases, a survey revealed on Friday

India's domestic air passenger traffic grew sequentially in November. However, it continued to remain in contraction mode on a year-on-year basis

The US Consulate in Hyderabad has launched an English language teaching programme at a college in Vizag which will benefit 50 bright and economically disadvantaged girl students