Andrew Buncombe
The Independent's Asia Correspondent Andrew Buncombe is based in Delhi. His dominion ranges over India, Pakistan, Burma, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, occasionally parts of South East Asia and - or at least he is hoping - The Maldives.
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Zahra Shahid Hussain: Politician who worked for a better Pakistan
25 May 2013 12:55 AM
She was known to many young women as ‘big sister Zahra’; they looked to her for advice
The five-mile high octogenarian contest: 80-year-old man begins quest to become oldest man to climb Mount Everest... but 81-year-old rival also seeks title
22 May 2013 01:15 PM
Yuichiro Miura, 80, who has had heart surgery four times is already in the oxygen-deficient 'death zone'
Afghan president Hamid Karzai hands India weapons 'wish list'
22 May 2013 12:15 PM
Request is likely to spark anxiety in neighbouring Pakistan
The height of rule-breaking: Everest climber Daniel Hughes in trouble for 'illegal' video interview from peak
21 May 2013 02:30 PM
A British climber who delivered a live video interview from the top of Mount Everest has found himself in trouble with the Nepalese authorities who have branded the broadcast illegal.
No socks rule is latest bid to ease Pakistan power cuts
20 May 2013 07:26 PM
Can socks, or rather an absence of them, save Pakistan this hot, blistering summer?
Kashmir: It's time for India take a risk
20 May 2013 01:47 PM
The removal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), which protects Indian troops from prosecution, would be a gesture of goodwill to Kashmir's population
Unmasked at last: mother comes face to face with men accused of raping and killing her daughter in India
18 May 2013 12:00 AM
Family issues plea for justice in bus rape case that shocked India
Disaster strikes Rohinghya again as boats fleeing Cyclone Mahasen sink
14 May 2013 06:18 PM
Dozens of people are feared to have drowned after several boats carrying Muslim refugees fleeing an approaching cyclone sank in the Bay of Bengal.
Pakistan election: Fourteen years after he was ousted, Nawaz Sharif welcomes journalists to his country house and returns with warm words for old enemies
13 May 2013 04:59 PM
Andrew Buncombe joins Pakistan’s new PM at his country house where he hears about his headaches over electricity, building the economy, and tackling militancy
Pakistan election: Nawaz Sharif prepares to form government for record third time
13 May 2013 09:34 AM
Former Prime Minister secures third term in office – and vows to make an impact in Pakistan within 100 days
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