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Adil BhatDeutsche Welle |
Many Rohingya children in India are struggling to access education, as New Delhi considers them "illegal foreigners."
With assembly elections approaching, a string of militant attacks in the Jammu region of Indian-administered Kashmir has residents on edge.
Decades after securing independence from the UK, India has scrapped colonial-era penal laws inherited from British rule. But critics fear the reform...
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