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From Iran’s Hot Zone, Afghans Flee Home, Spreading Virus

From Iran’s Hot Zone, Afghans Flee Home, Spreading Virus

By Associated Press
"This virus is like the wind," said one returnee. "You do not know where it comes from and how you get infected." 
Sikkim Glaciers Melting Faster Than Other Himalayan Regions

Sikkim Glaciers Melting Faster Than Other Himalayan Regions

By StoriesAsia
Glaciers in the small Indian state are experiencing a massive threat.

How a Tiny South Indian State Is Using Transmedia Storytelling to Fight COVID-19 

How a Tiny South Indian State Is Using Transmedia Storytelling to Fight COVID-19 

By Mufsin Puthan Purayil and Sayani Malakar
Creating relevant content, available through multiple platforms, is helping Kerala combat the coronavirus.

Mosques Stay Open in Pakistan Even as Virus Death Toll Rises

Mosques Stay Open in Pakistan Even as Virus Death Toll Rises

By Associated Press
Mosques remain open in Pakistan, even as they have been shut down across much of the Middle East and elsewhere. 

Rohingya Refugees Brace for Potential Coronavirus Outbreak

Rohingya Refugees Brace for Potential Coronavirus Outbreak

By Associated Press
Containing the disease in one of the world's largest refugee camps in Bangladesh could be a daunting task.
Rohingya Refugees in India Fear Dying of Hunger Before Being Killed By Coronavirus 

Rohingya Refugees in India Fear Dying of Hunger Before Being Killed By Coronavirus 

By Tasnim Nazeer
“Our people will die of hunger before they are killed by the coronavirus if we don’t get enough help."

Virus Lockdown Changes How Hindus Celebrate Holy Period

Virus Lockdown Changes How Hindus Celebrate Holy Period

By Associated Press
Devout Hindus are adapting to religious practice under lockdown.
Russia Offers India Three Refurbished Kilo-Class Submarines

Russia Offers India Three Refurbished Kilo-Class Submarines

By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Indian Navy is reportedly considering three refurbished Kilo-class boats from Russia.

Pakistan Court Overturns Conviction in Death of Daniel Pearl

Pakistan Court Overturns Conviction in Death of Daniel Pearl

By Associated Press
The court instead found Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh guilty of the lesser charge of kidnapping.

How Is COVID-19 Reshaping China-India Relations?

How Is COVID-19 Reshaping China-India Relations?

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
The global pandemic has hit amid the 70th anniversary mark for relations and affected perceptions and realities in ties.  

The Idea of India—And a Transition Toward Violent, Exclusionary Nationalism

The Idea of India—And a Transition Toward Violent, Exclusionary Nationalism

By Nazir Ahmad and Muneeb Yousuf
What the nation meant for Tagore, Gandhi, and Nehru differs from what it means for the BJP and RSS.
Taliban Ready to Begin Cease-Fires in Virus-Hit Afghan Areas

Taliban Ready to Begin Cease-Fires in Virus-Hit Afghan Areas

By Associated Press
The announced followed a United Nations Security Council statement on Afghanistan.

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