Delhi government to resume free pilgrimage scheme on Feb 14
Under the scheme, Delhiites who are 60 years and above can visit various sacred sites as pilgrims free of cost.
Indonesian government expresses support for publishers’ rights regulation
The move is aimed at providing a level playing field between domestic news industries and digital platforms.
Indonesia military tries softer approach to Papua, but doubts remain
Recent incidents show that there is little sign of a de-escalation of the conflict between armed criminal groups and the authorities.
No real growth in economy, welfare ignored, subsidies reduced: Former India finance minister
He also said millions of jobs were lost, while per capita income and expenditure declined over the past two years.
Calls grow for Japan to ease Covid-19 border restrictions
Before the end of the month, Mr Kishida will have to make a tough call regarding whether to continue the measures.
No more temperature checks, manual recording of personal particulars from Feb 11
The senior minister of defence also said the government would have a new set of procedures for umrah travel.
Solar energy in Cambodia’s national grid up 10%
About 350MW of solar power has been integrated into the national grid, with plans for more to be deployed in the future.
Philippines palace adviser suggests trimming Covid-19 alert system to 3 levels
The alert level system currently has five levels.
Saudi Crown Prince planning historic visit to Thailand
The Crown Prince will become the first Saudi royal to visit Thailand in an official capacity, following Thai PM Prayut's earlier state visit.
Mekong Delta highways gridlocked as people return to Ho Chi Minh City
Many travelled on motorbikes with large amounts of personal belongings.