Bangladesh was left on edge after the killing of July uprising leader Sharif Osman Hadi triggered a night of widespread...
Bidhayak Das
Bangladesh was left on edge after the killing of July uprising leader Sharif Osman Hadi triggered a night of widespread...
Bidhayak Das
Meghalaya unveils new cultural and tourism infrastructure honouring the sacred Nongkrem Dance, preserving heritage while strengthening community identity and tourism.
The Borderlens Desk
Subansiri Hydroelectric Project begins power generation after decades of delays, with Unit-1 and Unit-2 wet commissioning marking a major milestone.
The Borderlens Desk
Me’gong 2025 opened in the winter glow of Garo Hills, turning Tura into a lively mix of music, culture, and...
The Borderlens Desk
Myanmar’s junta is using a tightly managed year-end election to project control despite a worsening civil war.
The Borderlens Desk
Vivah Panchami in Janakpur turns myth into a living bridge of culture and diplomacy, where Nepal and India reconnect through...
Akhilesh Tripathi
Mountain collapse near Three Gorges Dam raises alarm over stability, landslide risks, and climate-driven threats to communities and infrastructure.
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Nepal’s revived push for a directly elected chief executive reflects a nation torn between the promise of stability and the...
Akhilesh Tripathi
Bangladesh’s growing religious hardline mobilisation has placed the Baul community at the centre of a dangerous cultural confrontation.
Rafi Uddin Kabir
Shillong came alive during the fifth Shillong Literary Festival, where global voices and local storytellers blended effortlessly under autumn skies.
Rilinda Manih
Bangladesh stands at a historic crossroads as the tribunal’s verdict against Sheikh Hasina triggers jubilation, fury, and deep national uncertainty.
Rafi Uddin Kabir
The renewed push for uranium mining in Meghalaya has reignited old fears, as the Centre’s proposal to skip public hearings...
Rilinda Manih