Religion

Jul 22, 2017

Pakistani inmate asks court to suspend practice of hanging

A defense lawyer says a Pakistani death-row inmate has requested that a court suspend the "un-Islamic" practice of hanging prisoners because it is "too painful"


Myanmar propaganda? Army takes media on reporting trip
Jul 21, 2017

Myanmar propaganda? Army takes media on reporting trip

Myanmar's military, accused of committing genocide, brought 14 international journalists in a village in northern Rakhine state in an attempt to improve its image


Hindu nationalist leader Kovind chosen India's new president
Jul 20, 2017

Hindu nationalist leader Kovind chosen India's new president

Hindu nationalist leader Ram Nath Kovind has been elected India's new president, a largely ceremonial position


Jul 17, 2017

Indian lawmakers choose president, likely a Hindu BJP ally

Lawmakers are choosing India's next president in an election likely to be won by a Hindu ally of the ruling party


Indian environmental agency sets new rules to protect Ganges
Jul 13, 2017

Indian environmental agency sets new rules to protect Ganges

India's main environmental agency has banned the dumping of any kind of waste within 500 meters (yards) of the most polluted parts of the Ganges, a river considered sacred by devout Hindus


Jul 11, 2017

Indian Supreme Court stays government ban on cow slaughter

India's top court has stayed for three months a ban introduced by the Hindu nationalist government on the sale of cows and buffaloes for slaughter


Many organizations banned in Pakistan thrive online
Jul 11, 2017

Many organizations banned in Pakistan thrive online

Islamabad official: More than 40 out of 65 organizations banned in Pakistan operate, flourish on social media sites


Jun 3, 2017

India: Islamic State unable to gain foothold in the country

India's home minister says the Islamic State group has been unable to gain its feet in the country despite it being home to the world's second largest Muslim population


Jun 1, 2017

The Latest: Australia stands by Afghanistan after attack

Australia's prime minister has told Parliament that he telephoned Afghan President Ashraf Ghani "to restate Australia's resolve to assist and support Afghanistan in its fight against Islamist terrorism."


May 29, 2017

India's limits on selling cattle could hurt industry, diets

India has banned the sale of cows for slaughter to protect an animal many Hindus consider holy, but states and industries say the ban will hit beef and leather exports and deprive millions of people of a cheap source of protein


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