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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Papua New Guinea’s prime minister on Friday visited the site of a massive landslide that is estimated to have buried hundreds of villagers in the South Pacific island nation’s mountainous interior a week ago and where the ground too unstable for heavy earth-moving machines to help clear the mess.
As South Asia bakes under a blistering heat wave, life-or-death decisions arrive with the midday sun.
Voters will decide the fate of 904 candidates from across 57 seats in the last phase of the Lok Sabha polls on June 1.
NEW DELHI — Animals collapsed, people jumped on water tankers with buckets amid shortages and government employees changed their work hours as blistering summer heat kept its grip on north India on Thursday (May 30).
BHUBANESWAR, India — At least 15 people have died of suspected heatstroke in India's eastern states of Bihar and Odisha on May 30, authorities said, with the region gripped in a debilitating heatwave expected to continue until June 1.
Some of India’s top social election ad spenders are Facebook pages bought and sold in violation of the company’s rules, an Al Jazeera investigation reveals.
SAMASTIPUR, India (AP) — Narendra Modi swept to power a decade ago on promises to transform India’s economy, and it would be hard to argue he hasn’t made strides. As he seeks a third term as prime minister, the country’s economic growth is the envy of the world, its stock markets are booming, and new buildings and highways are popping up everywhere.
The dishes at a community center potluck for Indian expatriates near Washington, D.C., ranged from chana masala, a popular northern Indian chickpea curry, to idli, a southern Indian rice cake.