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Indian reporters face beatings and 'godi media' chants as youth protest anger targets TV crews seen as pro-government

Bangladesh president resigns citing ill health, two years before his term was due to end, according to a letter seen by AFP

Iran warns countries against assisting in US attacks, vowing accountability as Tehran reports strikes and retaliatory drone attacks in the Gulf

India's Gen Z protesters accuse PM Modi of dodging accountability as student-led protests over exam leaks grow nationwide

Kashmiri rights defender Khurram Parvez and journalist Irfan Mehraj were released on bail years after their arrests on terrorism charges

Thousands rallied in New Delhi as anger over India's exam paper leak scandal collided with police crackdowns, pushing Modi to respond directly

India student protests intensify as CJP demonstrators demand Education Minister Pradhan's resignation, piling pressure on PM Modi's government

Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi was briefly detained outside PM Modi's residence as exam-reform protests led by the Cockroach Janta Party grip Delhi

Heavy rain hampers the search for dozens missing in Afghanistan's Nuristan flood, as the death toll rises to at least 23

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi demands Indian PM Modi's resignation after a police crackdown on CJP-led student protests injured dozens in New Delhi.

Afghanistan floods have killed 20 people and left more than 100 missing in Nuristan province, with mudslides destroying shops in Parun

India summoned the Russian envoy in New Delhi to protest a missile strike on cargo ship MV Golden Leo that killed four Indian sailors

India's Cockroach movement vowed to keep protesting until Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns, following clashes that injured over 170 people in Delhi

Iran's President Pezeshkian says the country is in a "full-scale war" with the US as inflation nears 90 percent amid deepening crisis

Indian police fired tear gas and baton-charged student protesters in New Delhi as thousands marched on parliament demanding the education minister resign

Monsoon-triggered floods and landslides killed at least 19 people in India on Sunday, as rescue teams searched Nagaland and Jammu and Kashmir.

Police arrested eight people in a Ram temple donation theft probe after CCTV caught 70 suspicious incidents, raising questions on temple finances

Iran says the Islamabad MoU is suspended after the US violated its commitments, as strikes escalate and the death toll passes 50

Lebanon's president departs for Washington to meet Trump, the first such visit since 2009, as talks continue on Israel's withdrawal from the south

Palestinian teen footballer has died a week after being shot during a settler attack in the West Bank, officials and relatives say