Every parent should be able to cherish their baby’s first moments, but for the millions of families living through conflict

Delhi and Islamabad both claim Kashmir in full, but control only parts of it - territories recognised internationally as "Indian-administered Kashmir" and "Pakistan-administered Kashmir"

Discussants at a view-sharing meeting on communal harmony unanimously observed that Bangladesh has set a bright instance of communal harmony in the world

The files reveal how pigeons were trained for clandestine missions photographing sensitive sites inside the Soviet Union

Bangladesh embassies are dealing with these issues and discussions were held with International Labour Organization (ILO) and International Organization for Migration (IMO) representatives to raise awareness about the repression of migrant workers

The initiative of launching “Satota Store” (Integrity Store) of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) at educational institutions would help to produce honest and greedless future generation

According to a survey conducted by Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS), a working woman works two times more than a man

The government has a plan to build 1000 more clinics across the country with a provision of normal birth delivery room

Despite his brutal treatment of political opponents, and his economic mismanagement, he continued to attract the support of other African leaders who saw him as a hero of the fight against colonial rule

As part of UNICEF supported ‘Early Learning for Child Development Project’, the BSA is running ‘Early Learning Centers’ in 10 Wards of Rangpur City Corporation 

Many female workers are also holding leading positions in many renowned factories in the country’s eight industrial enclaves

Child marriage robs girls of their childhood and threatens their lives and health

This is the story of Sima Khan, a resident of North Kazipara in Dhaka

The government is running many Sarkari Shishu Paribar (State Children Home) across the country through the Department of Social Services (DSS) to provide supports to orphans, destitute, disabled children

Wang Qi was captured in 1963 after he strayed into the Indian territory. He spent years jailed in Rajasthan, UP and Punjab

The 12-year-old girl Nupur returned home after a successful minimally invasive cardiac surgery at the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases 

The competition was held at Marco Polo Hotel, Foshan in China on July 20

The issue has got people checking out Nasa's maps of fires around the world

His biggest challenge was to save an economy facing a balance of payments crisis

The initial group of six first met in 1975 "to exchange ideas on possible solutions" to a global economic crisis

Thousands of fires are ravaging the Amazon rainforest in Brazil - the most intense blazes for almost a decade

Vocational education and training centers have been addressing the root causes of terrorism in Xinjiang

The new union territories (Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh) will be ruled directly from Delhi.

The protest has come as Indian PM Narendra Modi said his decision to strip Indian-administered Kashmir of its special status

The Chinese government has strongly criticised the protesters, but many are wondering whether it will eventually lose patience and take more direct action

The "reorganisation" of Jammu and Kashmir also reflects a longstanding Hindu nationalist agenda

Whether or not Trump bears some culpability, his reaction to these most recent shootings are further evidence of shifting ground on the gun debate

Moisture during the monsoon season can get accumulated in the leather and increase the chances of fungus

Hong Kong is part of China but its citizens have more autonomy than those on the mainland

China blocks selected foreign websites, including Twitter, and the invisible boundary between the domestic and global internet is commonly known as the Great Firewall

Hasan said moving without the help of others was very difficult for him. “How can I prepare for the exam?”

Nuon Chea, who was seen by some experts as the brains behind policies that led to a quarter of his nation perishing, died in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh on Sunday

The authorities are clearly getting very scared if they are consolidating armed forces from different parts of the country to chase peaceful protesters

Regime says it is cracking down on anything linked to Fethullah Gülen, the Muslim cleric it blames for 2016’s attempted coup

India's BJP-led government has now unilaterally torn up that special dispensation

The only way to test it on humans is for it to be used in an outbreak scenario, as it wouldn't be safe to trial the medicine on volunteers infected with the virus in a clinical trial

The young lawyer and popular video blogger is one of a group of opposition activists who have been barred from local elections in Moscow

The Peckham teenager is the first Briton to compete in a horse race while wearing a hijab

Part of its new strategy has been to build local alliances, and foster a network of affiliates or "branches" in Africa, the Middle East and South Asia