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Sinhalese Buddhism ceased to be a non-violent doctrine long ago: sculptures on sale near the eastern coastal city of Trincomalee in 2010.

South Asia

Still estranged

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by Bettina Meier
Boro Baski

Heat

Our cruel summer days

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by Boro Baski
Boro Baski
Rally in Illambazar in 2012.

India

Santal worries

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by Boro Baski
Boro Baski
Informal employment remains the norm: fast-food vendor in Delhi.

Economic policy

Stuck in informal employment

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by Hans Dembowski
Dheye – a remote village in Nepal’s north.

Water

Fleeing drought

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by Daniel Bernet
Statue of St. Thomas who is said to have brought the Christian faith to Kerala in 52 AD.

South Asia

We are one

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Nowadays

Rough patch for anti-graft movement

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by Ipsita Sapra
The Asian Development Bank is in favour of rail traffic: maintenance workers near Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Energy

Low-cost climate protection

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by Sandra Abild
When times get tough, women deprive themselves of quality food such as milk or fish.

Bangladesh

Enduring misery

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by Najma Rizvi
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