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Daylight shines on torture chambers

New force hopes to fill vacuum

Allied forces target Saddam's 'hit man'

Residents offer theories on former capital of british raj

Just getting the low budget ‘Zinda Bhaag’ into cinemas is itself an win, say producers

Leftist leader threatens to stage protest

Long delay underscores Brahmins’ entrenched power in Indian society

Nancy Hatch Dupree set up an archive in Kabul as a tribute to her late husband and a gift to Afghanistan

Residents of the slum where four of gang-rape accused lived search for answers

An old Yamaha piano and the tuners who pitched in with frequent repairs sustained Aung San Suu Kyi through her house arrest

A draft law bears an unsettling resemblance to the 1962 law still in effect, which has long been used to jail, torture and harass journalists

Indian mums earn their stripes too