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Photo Essays
Rebels and Civilians Killed as Violence Surges in Kashmir
By Ahmer Khan
Deadly clashes in disputed Kashmir leave 21 dead and over 200 injured.
The Last Headhunters of Nagaland
By Sugato Mukherjee
The Konyaks of India's northeast practiced headhunting into the 1960s. Some of those warriors are still alive today.
Ahead Of Elections, Malaysians Protest Controversial Laws
By Alexandra Radu
The opposition accuses the ruling party of “stealing” upcoming elections.
Namaste Thailand
By Arenla Jamir
India and Thailand share deep-rooted ties.
Kok Boru and Nowruz in Kyrgyzstan
By Nicholas Muller
The highly anticipated traditions of Nowruz converge with Kyrgyzstan’s most important sport, Kok Boru, to usher in the new year.
Makha Bucha: Making Merit in Thailand
By Adryel Talamantes
Over 30,000 temples celebrate the Buddhist holiday each year.
The Human Forklifts of Kolkata
By Sugato Mukherjee
Migrant workers, carrying impossibly heavy loads of vegetables, keep Kolay market functioning.
Pakistan: Chai at Midnight
By Robert Gerhardt
Scenes of daily life in Pakistan rarely make the news; here are some glimpses.
Christmas in Pakistan
By Micah Fields
Lahore's Christian communities celebrate.
The Abandoned Island of Xiji
By James X. Morris
Photographs 40 years after Taiwan’s industrial revolution emptied a village.
Where Are the Bengalis in London's Banglatown?
By Shakil Bin Mushtaq
Brick Lane, once renowned for its Bengali immigrants, is changing.
India's Guardians of the Dead
By Sugato Mukherjee
The cremation undertakers perform a sacred function, but are still “untouchable.”