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Students wear boxes on heads to stop cheating
The school has been forced to apologise after the image went viral on Twitter.
Building in India collapses, killing 12
Another 13 people were injured in the collapse in Walidpur.
Comment: NZ businesses need to look west
The Indian Ocean presents a major trade opportunity for NZ, argues Kevin Jenkins.
Taking Diwali, the festival of lights, on the road
The Auckland Diwali Festival takes place on Oct 12 and 13.
Nuclear fire: The conflict that could kill twice as many as in WWII
This stoush between nuclear powers could kill millions and change the face of our planet.
How not to be evil: Google boss faces the big question
As Google turns 21, the web giant is under scrutiny as never before.
Cruising: Holy water of the Ganges
Barry O'Brien discovers a wealth of history and culture as he travels down the Ganges.
Imran Khan warns of 'bloodbath' in Kashmir
India and Pakistan have fought two of their three wars over the Himalayan region.
Local Focus: Company culture the key to expansion
Curry nights were 'an interesting one being an Indian'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
2 million left off register in Assam
Police appealed to people not to spread rumours for fear of panic.
Couples kept apart in visa crackdown
The immigration minister says relationship visas can pose a significant fraud risk.
Cricket: Three-way captaincy for Jess Watkin
Whanganu all round cricketer Jess Watkin named in three-way Central Hinds captaincy deal.
'Doubly victimised': Battle with Immigration over domestic violence status
Perpetrators of domestic violence are ineligible to sponsor future foreign partners.
Photo that proves the White House wrong
The White House said Trump had a scheduling conflict. He didn't.
A young Indian couple married for love. Then the bride's father hired assassins
For Amrutha's father, the marriage of his only daughter was an obsession.
Modi pleases fans with Kashmir clampdown
Support for Indian leader growing with his brand of Hindu nationalism.
How one billionaire could keep three countries hooked on coal for decades
New York Times: Why the world keeps burning coal despite the profound risk it poses.
India: Jaipur's amazing literary festival
Rosemarie North finds enlightenment at India's acclaimed literary festival
Flash floods, mudslides kill 42 people in Kerala
100,000 moved to relief camps following flash floods and mudslides in Kerala.
Alexander Gillespie: Nuclear weapons control at point of collapse
Comment: Is this an end to decades of non-proliferation and reduction of nuclear weapons?
India revokes Kashmir's special status as thousands in lockdown
Home Minister announced the revocation amid an uproar in India's Parliament.
Stuck in the queue for NZ: Why thousands of Indian visas are held up
Applicant told only cases of extreme emergency will be prioritised.
Tiger beaten to death on video, outraging India
New York Times: Villagers used sticks, spears and machetes to beat a tiger to death.
Food: The best Indian restaurants around the world
Ashia Ismail-Singer's list of her favourite Indian restaurants around the globe
India: Mansions and merchants of opulence
The elaborate palaces of Chettinad are a triumphant mash-up of architectural styles.
People can exchange rubbish for free food at 'garbage cafe'
How does a city tackle its hunger and plastic waste problem at the same time?
Families' heartbreak at visa delays
Immigration delays causing foreign workers and students to miss big family milestones.
World Cup bonus: Black Caps aim to be $6 million men
The Black Caps will be rewarded for a Cricket World Cup win with a $6 million payday.
Life in a city without water: Anxious, exhausting and sweaty
New York Times: The city of nearly 5 million has been left parched after a weak monsoon.
Himalayan climbers' last moments caught on camera
Footage was recovered from a video device at 560m near where the bodies were recovered.
Thousands hit by India visa delays as office moves from Mumbai to Hamilton
Immigration NZ blames backlog for delays that's costing tourism and education sectors.
As a major Indian city runs out of water, 9 million people pray for rain
Chennai is struggling with an acute water shortage.