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NewsDesk MC July 3, 2026July 3, 2026 Associated Press, Balochistan, Bus accident, Dana Sar, emergency services, fatal accident, Highway crash, injuries, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Mountain roads, Overcrowding, pakistan, Provincial government, public transport, Quetta, Rescue operation, road safety, Sarfraz Bugti, Shahid Rind, South Asia, traffic accident

Overcrowded Pakistan Bus Plunges Into Ravine, Killing 40

QUETTA-An overcrowded passenger bus veered off a highway and plunged into a rocky ravine in southwestern Pakistan early Friday, killing

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NewsDesk MC July 1, 2026July 1, 2026 dengue, Dhaka, disease surveillance, epidemiology, Health Ministry, healthcare system, infectious disease, Jahangirnagar University, Kabirul Bashar, Measles, Monsoon, mosquito control, Mosquito-Borne Disease, outbreak, public health, rainfall, Reuters, South Asia, TAGS Bangladesh, tropical disease, Vector Control

Bangladesh Braces for Dengue Spike as Monsoon Conditions Intensify Outbreak Risk

Dhaka-angladesh could see a sharp rise in dengue infections over the next two months as monsoon weather and inadequate mosquito

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NewsDesk MC June 30, 2026June 30, 2026 agriculture, Animal Health, avian influenza, Biosecurity, Bird Flu, Central Zoo, Culling, Department of Livestock Services, disease outbreak, Ganesh Koirala, H5, Kathmandu, nepal, Poultry, public health, Reuters style, South Asia, Umesh Dahal, Veterinary Services, wildlife, Zoo Closure

Nepal Intensifies Bird Flu Response as Outbreak Forces Zoo Closure

Kathmandu— Nepal has culled more than 596,000 poultry and closed its only zoo as authorities seek to contain a widening

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NewsDesk MC June 29, 2026June 29, 2026 Afghan Taliban, afghanistan, airstrikes, Attaullah Tarar, border conflict, China mediation, civilian casualties, counterterrorism, cross-border strikes, diplomatic tensions, Hamdullah Fitrat, Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, karachi, militancy, pakistan, Pakistan military, regional security, South Asia, taliban, Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, TTP

Taliban Says Pakistani Strikes Kill 36 Civilians, Escalating Border Tensions

Kabul— Pakistan carried out cross-border strikes and a ground operation targeting alleged militant hideouts in eastern Afghanistan, while the Taliban

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NewsDesk MC June 28, 2026June 28, 2026 ANPR, artificial intelligence, Dhaka, Dhaka Metropolitan Police, digital governance, Intelligent Transport Systems, law enforcement, PTZ Cameras, public transport, Road Rules, road safety, smart cities, smart infrastructure, South Asia, technology, traffic congestion, Traffic Management, Traffic Signals, transport infrastructure, urban mobility

Bangladesh’s Homegrown AI Traffic Pilot Accelerates Dhaka Commute, Reshapes Driving Behavior

Dhaka — Bangladesh’s traffic police said a pilot artificial intelligence-powered traffic management system deployed at seven major intersections in Dhaka

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NewsDesk MC June 28, 2026June 28, 2026 Awami League, bangladesh, bilateral relations, crimes against humanity, death sentence, democracy, Dhaka, extradition, Former Prime Minister, government, india, International Relations, judiciary, new delhi, political crisis, politics, Regional Affairs, sheikh hasina, South Asia, Student Uprising, Tarique Rahman

Exiled Bangladesh Leader Hasina Vows Return Despite Death Sentence

New Delhi— Bangladesh’s former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said she would return to Bangladesh “this year” despite being sentenced to

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NewsDesk MC June 25, 2026June 25, 2026 bangladesh, Border Relations, Dhaka, Dinesh Trivedi, Diplomacy, india, India-Bangladesh Relations, new delhi, sheikh hasina, South Asia, Tarique Rahman, Tourist Visa, travel, visa policy

India to Resume Tourist Visas for Bangladeshis from June 28 as Bilateral Ties Improve

Dhaka-India will resume issuing tourist visas to Bangladeshi citizens from June 28, marking a significant step toward normalizing relations between

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NewsDesk MC June 23, 2026June 23, 2026 Algarathnam Natarajan, civic action, climate, Community Service, drinking water, Earthen Pots, extreme weather, heatwave, Humanitarian Initiative, india, Matka Man, new delhi, public health, public welfare, social impact, South Asia, Summer Heat, urban poverty, Vulnerable Communities, water access, water scarcity

Heatwave Samaritan: Delhi’s ‘Matka Man’ Delivers Lifeline to the Urban Poor

New Delhi– As temperatures in India’s capital routinely climb above 40 degrees Celsius during the summer months, a 77-year-old Delhi

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NewsDesk MC June 23, 2026June 23, 2026 Aedes Mosquito, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, climate change, colombo, Dengue Fever, Dengue Prevention, disease outbreak, epidemic response, health emergency, healthcare system, Hospital Admissions, infectious diseases, Kapila Kannangara, military deployment, monsoon rains, Mosquito-Borne Disease, public health, South Asia, Sri Lanka, Vector Control, who

Sri Lanka Mobilizes Military as Dengue Surge Strains Hospitals and Raises Alarm

Colombo– Sri Lanka is deploying military personnel to support a nationwide campaign against dengue fever after a sharp rise in

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NewsDesk MC June 22, 2026June 22, 2026 bilateral relations, Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, geopolitical relations, government visit, international dialogue, iran, irna, islamabad, Masoud Pezeshkian, Mediation, middle east, pakistan, regional stability, Shehbaz Sharif, South Asia, state media, Switzerland Talks, tehran, Tehran-Washington talks, united states

Pezeshkian Heads to Pakistan After Islamabad’s Mediation in US-Iran Talks

Tehran-Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian will travel to Pakistan on Tuesday, Iranian state media reported, in a visit that follows recent

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