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Five killed in Kashmir explosion
At least five people are killed in a blast caused by suspected militants in Indian-administered Kashmir, police say.
New opposition front in India
India's communists and other opposition parties launch a joint campaign against rising prices and a nuclear deal with the US.
Live - Sri Lanka v India
Sri Lanka take on India in the first Test in Colombo, with players able to challenge umpiring decisions in a new trial system.
Kashmir city curfew over land row
A curfew is imposed in Indian-administered Kashmir after what police say was the suicide of a land-row protester.
Pakistan seeks militancy 'debate'
The Pakistani government says it aims to create greater national consensus to fight Islamic militancy.
Zardari's bodyguard shot dead
A Pakistan People's Party activist and security chief for party leader Asif Zardari is killed by unknown gunmen, police say.
India media condemn vote 'taint'
The Indian press says the government's vote of confidence win was "tainted" by charges of vote buying.
Indian stocks up after key vote
Indian stocks rise more than 5% after the government wins a vote of confidence that could enable key reforms.
Action call over Pakistan missing
Amnesty International calls on Pakistan's new government to provide information about hundreds of disappeared people.
India make first umpire referral
India captain Anil Kumble makes the first-ever challenge of an umpiring decision during his side's Test match against Sri Lanka in Colombo.
Cricket: Pakistan trophy decision delayed
A decision on whether to move the ICC Champions Trophy from Pakistan because of security concerns is set to be made on Thursday.
Meteoric rise
Will 'untouchable' leader be India's next PM?
Cost of war
Sri Lankan families reflect on 25 years of conflict
Ugly debate
Confidence vote reveals seamy side of Indian politics
Dramatic vote
Jubilation and disappointment in India's parliament
Getting drier?
World's wettest town hit by changing weather
Indian government survives vote
India's government wins an unruly parliamentary vote of confidence over a controversial civilian nuclear deal with the US.
Balochistan fighting kills many
At least six Pakistani troops and many rebels die in clashes in south-western Balochistan province, officials say.
India says dialogue under stress
India says its peace process with Pakistan is under stress following this month's suicide attack on the Indian embassy in Kabul.
Bengal farmers in potato protest
Angry farmers in the Indian state of West Bengal dump potatoes crop on roads in protest against poor prices.
UN warns on biofuel crop reliance
UN chief Ban Ki-moon warns the world's leading economies not to invest too heavily in biofuel crops at the expense of food production.
First Nepal president is sworn in
The first president of the newly-declared republic of Nepal, Ram Baran Yadav, is sworn into office.
UK men cleared of India sex abuse
Two Britons jailed in India for sexually abusing boys at a children's shelter are cleared on appeal.
Nato soldier dies in Afghan clash
A Nato soldier becomes the fourth foreign soldier to be killed in Afghanistan in as many days, the alliance says.
Tigers call Colombo summit truce
Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels call a truce for the duration of a regional summit in the capital but rule out peace talks.
Bangladesh voters' lists 'ready'
Bangladesh's Election Commission says it has completed the registration of voters ahead of December's general elections.
Hazaras stage Kabul protest
Thousands of ethnic Hazaras demonstrate in the Afghan capital to call on the government to do more to protect their land.
US investment in Indian airline
US-based private equity investor WL Ross agrees to invest $80m into Indian low cost airline SpiceJet.
Uneasy allies
Pakistan's strained relationship with the United States
Shadow of war
Sri Lanka's shattered east struggles to rebuild
Tribe takes on global mining firm
Damian Grammaticas reports on the confrontation in the Indian state of Orissa between local tribes and the Vedanta Resources mining company.
Drama highlights Afghan crimes
The BBC's Alastair Leithead sees how drama is helping Afghans cope with their traumatic past.
English radio lessons a hit
Amarnath Tewary on a English language teaching radio programme which has become a hit with students in Bihar
