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Tragic incidents in India: A student was killed and an elderly man assaulted by cow vigilantes over beef suspicion.

Cow Vigilantes: Student Killed, Man Assaulted Over Beef Suspicion

Bulletin September 3, 2024

Bhutanese students return to Bangladesh as political unrest subsides. Educational institutions reopen amid improved conditions.

Bhutanese Students Return as Situation Improves

Bulletin September 2, 2024

Doctors’ strike in Bangladesh shuts down hospitals nationwide, stranding thousands after recent attacks on medical staff.

Health Services Collapse Amid Doctors’ Strike in Bangladesh

Bulletin September 2, 2024

IMD predicts above normal rainfall in September following Cyclone Asna and records warmest August in India's history.

IMD Forecasts Above Normal Rainfall Following Cyclone ‘ASNA’

Bulletin September 2, 2024

Research reveals poor disclosure of foreign-financed projects in Sri Lanka, with compliance significantly lacking.

Poor Disclosure of Foreign-Financed Projects in Sri Lanka

Bulletin September 1, 2024

UNICEF issues emergency tender to secure mpox vaccines, ensuring rapid delivery for crisis-hit countries worldwide.

UNICEF Issues Emergency Tender for Mpox Vaccines

Bulletin September 1, 2024

Why legal reforms alone are insufficient for women in India and what more is needed to achieve true freedom and safety?

Women in India – Why the Law Alone Is Not Enough

Anjali Mehta August 31, 2024

Cyclone Asna moves away from Sindh, causing rough seas, heavy rain, and potential coastal flooding in Karachi.

Cyclone Asna moving away from Sindh coast, PMD says

Bulletin August 31, 2024

Bangladesh faces a surge in waterborne diseases after devastating floods, with millions stranded and in urgent need of aid.

Bangladesh Battles Waterborne Diseases After Floods

Bulletin August 31, 2024