The Great Deception: A New Battlefield?
SAT Editorial Desk
September 6, 2024
The Great Deception—From 1965 to 2024, warfare has evolved from clear borders to unseen battles.
The Great Deception—From 1965 to 2024, warfare has evolved from clear borders to unseen battles.
![The UN Human Rights Committee's review challenges the image of India’s democracy, uncovering systemic abuses and global repression. [Illustration by Nithya Subramanian via Scroll]](https://southasiatimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/128956-dedqtlwlvc-1570868544.webp "India’s democracy")
The UN Human Rights Committee’s review challenges the image of India’s democracy, uncovering systemic abuses and global repression.
House committee subpoenas Blinken to discuss his role in the Afghanistan withdrawal. Hearing set for September 19.
The statue’s collapse of Shivaji in Maharashtra sparks protests, political controversy, and allegations of corruption.
Tragic incidents in India: A student was killed and an elderly man assaulted by cow vigilantes over beef suspicion.
Bhutanese students return to Bangladesh as political unrest subsides. Educational institutions reopen amid improved conditions.
Doctors’ strike in Bangladesh shuts down hospitals nationwide, stranding thousands after recent attacks on medical staff.
As India’s independence month ends, the struggle for true freedom remains a distant dream for many women. Ongoing collective outrage grips the nation across Kolkata,
Bangladesh faces a surge in waterborne diseases after devastating floods, with millions stranded and in urgent need of aid.
Balochistan in limelight as BLA recent attacks heighten security concerns for the region and the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)