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It is estimated that approximately 35% of women worldwide have experienced sexual harassment in their lifetime.

Pakistan allocates only 2.8% of its GDP to the education sector, which is below UNESCO’s recommended range of 4–6%.

Empowering girls through education is an enduring investment, yielding dividends for generations to come.

Empowering women through education is not just their right but a cornerstone for strengthening families, communities, and nations.

In a region of diverse national aspects, South Asia faces its share of challenges in providing equitable and quality education for all.

The struggle for safety in a complex geography.

A developmental ideology placing the pursuit of happiness before material objectives.

The most precious things in life can’t be built or bought.

South Asia remains home to more than half of the world’s extremely poor.

Young South Asian activists are stepping up and taking action for the issues that they believe in.

In a world that keeps introducing unprecedented challenges, it is important that we prepare for foreseeable issues such as pandemics.

In the world today, terms like "bribery," "fraud," and "corruption" are frequently seen or heard.

A country borne out of the damaging effects of colonialism was never destined for economic stability

Look at what the majority of honest people in my country are going through because power hypnotized you and money took your soul. The...

Sri Lankans, citizens of the pearl of the Indian Ocean, are fighting for basic human needs and their future today.

"We may have different religions, different languages, different coloured skin, but we all belong to one human race."

Take a minute to think and crackdown the disease that costed millions of human lives.

It is festival time right now in India and the clear, blue sky with the dreamy, floating white clouds and the recurring sound of the ‘dhaak’

South Asian ecotourism can be seen as a developing niche market. Read more about it here!

I wanted to write an article about the government and the people with authority in Sri Lanka. So first, I got my laptop, typed in, “the role