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March 19, 2025
Curfew in India city after violence over Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's tomb
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India's Modi joins Trump-owned platform Truth Social
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South v North: The battle over redrawing India's electoral map
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British tourist missing after Thailand boat fire
March 17, 2025
Taiwan revokes visa of pro-Beijing Chinese influencer
March 17, 2025
India watches warily as Bangladesh-Pakistan ties thaw
March 14, 2025
Power bank likely caused South Korea plane fire, investigators say
March 14, 2025
Fierce protests as eight-year-old rape victim dies in Bangladesh
March 14, 2025
Taiwan calls China 'foreign hostile force' and vows tough measures
DHAKA — When Kajol contracted tuberculosis in January, USAID kept her alive. Now she and her family are in danger again after the Trump administration ordered most US aid spending to end.TB can be fatal if left untreated. The highly contagious bacterial disease, which usually infects the lungs, is not prevalent in rich countries, because treatment is relatively cheap. But in Bangladesh, it is a scourge.That's especially so in neighborhoods such as Mohammadpur, a slum in the capital Dhaka where Kajol,17, lives."We are poor people," she says. She is the sole breadwinner for herself, her mother and little brother. Her job in a garment factory keeps them all afloat.So when she fell ill in January, it could have been catastrophic.Instead, help arrived through Dipa Halder. For...
March 14, 2025
USAID kept them alive — then Trump's cuts came
