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2.50 million people are living with AIDS in South Asian countries
2.50 million people are living with AIDS in South Asian countries with a population of 2,001,267,398. Of this, 2.40 million…
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Bhutan’s summer festival welcomes tourists
Thimphu: Bhutan is a country of festivals. In fact, it is our festivals that attract thousands of tourists every year,…
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UN Afghan staff told to stay home as Taliban signals UN female ban
The United Nations told some 3,300 Afghan staff not to come to work in Afghanistan for the next two days…
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Nepal’s Lower house passes its regulations without curtailing Speaker’s powers
Katmandu: The House of Representatives on Sunday endorsed its regulations through majority votes after the ruling parties agreed to withdraw some…
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Crisis-hit Sri Lanka to see economic contraction in 2023
Colombo : Crisis-hit Sri Lanka is estimated to see a contraction in its economic growth this year, according to Asian…
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The street play ‘Barren Revolution’ was staged to protest the oppression of Uighurs
Dhaka: On the occasion of East Turkistan’s April 5th Barren Revolution Day, the street drama ‘Barren Revolution’ was staged in front…
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3.5 million people in South Asia are living with HIV and AIDS
Between 2 and 3.5 million people in South Asia are living with HIV and AIDS. High risk practices, such as…
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First-ever exhibition on 1971 genocide hosted at the UN
New York : The images and stories of 1971 genocide was displayed in the United Nations Headquarters in New York…
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Bangladesh seeks for urgent action to protect climate migrants
The recently adopted UN General Assembly Resolution, requesting for an advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on…
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The Bangladesh Genocide of 1971: A Bengali Holocaust ; Pakistan Got Away Scot-Free
The Bangladesh Genocide of 1971, also known as the Liberation War of Bangladesh, was one of modern history’s most brutal…
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