Some 30 Rohingya youths have been selected by the World Food Programme for its “Storytellers” project.

"That’s how the British ran the country for 200 years," says Sen in interview with Indian media.

Primary schools remain deserted as parents worried about the safety of their children keep them at home.

Trump, however, did not offer details of this announcement.

"A tough situation, but good conversations!" says Trump.

"So, what happened: I cut back $1.3 billion. We have a better relationship now," says Trump.

FO condemns "cowardly" attacks, says will continue partnership with Afghanistan to bring peace in the region.

Parents said their children would stay home until cellular networks are restored and they can be in contact with them.

"We will take revenge for every civilian drop of blood," says President Ashraf Ghani.

Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has summoned an emergency meeting to discuss the flood alert for River Sutlej.

Indian defence minister says if ever there is going to be a discussion with Pakistan, it will be on Azad Kashmir.

“Most of them were flown out of Kashmir because prisons here have run out of capacity,” says a magistrate.

Prime Minister Imran Khan says the issue impacts not just the region but the world.

Intensity of stone pelting protests rises; Indian troops use pellet guns, tear gas, chilli grenades against protesters.

The fire broke out at in Dhaka's Mirpur neighbourhood late on Friday and razed around 2,000 mostly tin shacks.

“If someone thinks martyring our leaders would stop us from our goal they're living in a fool's paradise.”

Fixed-line phones become alive in parts of Indian-occupied Kashmir.

In joint press conference with DG ISPR, Qureshi reaffirms commitment to pursuing Kashmir cause on international forums.

It is UNSC's responsibility to address Kashmiri people's suffering, ensure the resolution of Kashmir dispute, says PM.

Discussions centred around ongoing negotiations and eventual peace deal with the Taliban and Afghan govt, says official.