India’s dementia challenge: ‘We have seen families take individuals with psychosis to a witch doctor’
‘There is still a significant anti-medicine sentiment in rural communities – they will ask if there is any other option’
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‘We want justice for every single dead person’: Bangladesh reacts to ex-PM’s death sentence
Sheikh Hasina, tried in absentia at the country’s International Crimes Tribunal, was found guilty of crimes against humanity
Seven killed, 27 injured in explosion at police station in India’s Kashmir
Death toll could climb further, with five of the injured still in critical condition
India-Pakistan relations carry new edge following recent deadly attacks
Bombings in New Delhi and Islamabad this week follow recent clashes between the two countries in disputed Kashmir region
India accused of ‘state terrorism’ after suicide bombing kills at least 12 in Pakistan
Islamabad attack comes a day after a car explosion in New Delhi that PM Narendra Modi blamed on unnamed ‘conspirators’
India’s Modi says ‘conspirators’ behind New Delhi explosion ‘will not be spared’
Blast near historic Red Fort killed eight people and injured 20
At least eight killed in Delhi car explosion near Red Fort in India
India’s federal home minister says ‘all angles’ are being investigated
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