Fresh Snowfall in Kashmir's Higher Reaches Boosts Tourism
Kashmir experiences fresh snowfall in its higher reaches, enhancing tourism prospects and providing relief from dry conditions. Key areas like Gulmarg and Sonamarg are affected.
Category : Asia Pacific
Mumbai's Tallest Ticket Checker: The 'Great Khali'
A Mumbai local train ticket checker, standing at 6 feet 8 inches, earns the nickname 'Great Khali' for his towering presence and dedication to duty on the city's busy railways.
Tibetans Reject Epstein-Dalai Lama Link as Propaganda
Exiled Tibetan groups strongly condemn allegations linking the Dalai Lama to Jeffrey Epstein, labeling them as Chinese propaganda aimed at discrediting the spiritual leader.
Global Photo Roundup: Ganga Riverbed to Climate Protests
A visual journey across continents: Women farming on dried Ganga riverbed, saree dyeing in Bengal, green pigeons in Delhi, French ice dancer's emotion, and climate protests in South Africa.
Hong Kong Court Sentences Jimmy Lai, Sets Press Freedom Limits
A Hong Kong court sentenced pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai to 20 years in jail, with six former employees of his newspaper receiving heavy sentences, marking a new standard for press freedom limits in the city.
Myanmar Coup: Hope Becomes a Risk After Five Years
Five years post-coup, Myanmar's citizens face escalating violence and repression, with hope turning into a perilous risk amid ongoing conflict and international inaction.
Bangladesh National Election Scheduled for July 2026
Bangladesh's Election Commission announces July 2026 as the date for the next national election, sparking reactions from major political parties including BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami.
Rare Bi-Colored Diamond Discovered in Botswana
A spectacular 37.41-carat rough diamond with distinct pink and colorless halves has been discovered at Botswana's Karowe Mine, dating back over 3 billion years and graded internally flawless.
British Traveller Praises Delhi Metro Over London Tube
A British traveller's viral Instagram video praises Delhi Metro for its cleanliness, efficiency, and low fares, sparking social media reactions and comparisons to London's transport system.
Chinese Robot Makers Ready for Lunar New Year Entertainment
Chinese robotics companies are preparing advanced humanoid and entertainment robots for Lunar New Year shows, showcasing AI and automation in festive celebrations.
Jimmy Lai: Hong Kong Media Mogul Turned Convicted Activist
The story of Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong media tycoon and pro-democracy activist, who faced legal battles and conviction, highlighting his journey and its implications for press freedom.
Hong Kong Tycoon Jimmy Lai Gets 20-Year Sentence
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to a total of 20 years in prison after a high-profile national security trial, marking a significant case under the territory's security laws.
DNA Study: Humans in Australia 60,000 Years Ago
New genetic research suggests humans arrived in Australia around 60,000 years ago, earlier than previously thought, crossing open water and establishing deep regional connections.
Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai Gets 20-Year Prison Sentence in Security Case
Hong Kong's former media magnate Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 20 years in prison under the national security law, marking a high-profile case with significant implications for press freedom and legal proceedings in the region.
Asian Markets Rally After Japan Election, Wall Street Gains
Asian stock markets opened higher this week, led by Tokyo's Nikkei surging over 4% after PM Sanae Takaichi's historic election victory. Regional gains were supported by Wall Street's strong performance and hopes for Japan's political stability.
Bangladesh Hit by Minor 3.3 Magnitude Earthquake
A minor earthquake with a magnitude of 3.3 struck Bangladesh, causing mild tremors. No immediate reports of damage or casualties have been confirmed by authorities.
Jimmy Lai Faces Life Sentence in Hong Kong National Security Case
Hong Kong pro-democracy media founder Jimmy Lai will be sentenced Monday for national security crimes, with Western leaders calling for his release amid global press freedom concerns.
Australia AI Boom May Revive Productivity, CBA Says
Australia ranks third globally in AI investment, behind the US and China, with potential to significantly enhance productivity and economic growth, according to Commonwealth Bank analysis.
Jimmy Lai Gets 20 Years in Jail for Hong Kong Security Offense
Hong Kong's former pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, marking the harshest penalty ever imposed for a national security offense in the semiautonomous territory.
Taiwan Detects 7 Chinese Vessels in Territorial Waters
Taiwan's defense ministry reported seven Chinese military vessels operating near its territorial waters, amid ongoing tensions in the Taiwan Strait. The vessels were detected as part of routine monitoring efforts.
Photo Highlights: Paragliding, Kashmir Snow, Pride March
A visual journey through Sunday's key moments: National Paragliding Competition in Uttarakhand, snowy Shikara rides in Srinagar, and the Delhi Queer Pride March promoting LGBTQ+ rights.
Farmer Killed by Elephants in Tamil Nadu Tiger Reserve
A 30-year-old farmer was fatally attacked by an elephant herd while guarding his crops in the Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve. The incident highlights escalating human-elephant conflicts in the region.
Wild Elephants Enter Chittoor Town, Triggering Panic
Two wild elephants strayed into Chittoor town, causing widespread fear and chaos. Forest officials safely guided them back, with no casualties reported, amid rising human-animal conflicts in the region.
Olive Ridley Turtle Mass Nesting Prep at Rushikulya
Forest officials in Odisha have completed preparations for the anticipated mass nesting of Olive Ridley turtles at the Rushikulya river mouth, with fencing, hatcheries, and monitoring camps in place.
Explosion at China Biotech Firm Kills 8, Probe Underway
A deadly explosion at a biotechnology company in northern China's Shanxi province has resulted in eight fatalities. Authorities have established an investigation team to determine the cause of the blast.
Japan LDP Wins Supermajority in 2026 Election, Takaichi Victory
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has secured a supermajority in the 2026 general election, with Sanae Takaichi winning a landslide victory. This outcome strengthens the LDP's control over parliament and sets the stage for potential constitutional r
Epstein's 'Baby Ranch' Plan to Spread DNA Through Eugenics
Jeffrey Epstein discussed plans to impregnate women at his New Mexico ranch to spread his DNA, rooted in transhumanism and eugenics, though never implemented.
Viral Mumbai 'Reading Man' Photo Triggers Homelessness Debate
A viral photograph of a man reading a Sidney Sheldon novel while lying on Mumbai's streets has ignited social media discussions about homelessness, inequality, and urban poverty in India's financial capital.
Thailand Election Vote Counting Underway After Polls
Vote counting is underway in Thailand following Sunday's general election, dominated by a three-way contest among progressive, populist, and conservative parties. With no majority expected, coalition talks are anticipated to form the next government.
Singapore Honors Sikh Soldiers' WWII Sacrifice
A solemn memorial service in Singapore paid tribute to Sikh soldiers who died defending Malaya and Singapore during World War II, honoring their bravery and legacy.
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