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March 26, 2025
South Korea admits to 'mass exporting' children for adoption
March 26, 2025
At least 24 dead in South Korea's 'worst ever fires'
March 26, 2025
1,300-year-old temple destroyed as wildfires ravage South Korea, killing 18
March 26, 2025
Bollywood actress vindicated over boyfriend's death after media hounding
March 26, 2025
Papua New Guinea blocks Facebook to 'limit' fake news and porn
March 25, 2025
Indian comedian faces probe for joke that angered politicians
March 25, 2025
Japan court dissolves controversial 'Moonies' church
NEW DELHI — On 24 March 2020, India announced its first Covid lockdown, just as the world stood on the brink of a global pandemic that would claim millions of lives.India's already fragile healthcare system collapsed under the pandemic's weight.The WHO estimated over 4.7 million Covid deaths in India — nearly 10 times the official count — but the government rejected the figure, citing flaws in the methodology.Five years later, BBC India journalists reflect on their experiences recounting how, at times, they became part of the story they were covering.
'Oxygen, oxygen, can you get me oxygen?'
Soutik Biswas, BBC NewsIt was the summer of 2021.I woke up to the frantic voice of a school teacher. Her 46-year-old husband had been battling Covid in a Delhi hospital, where...
March 25, 2025
Journalists recall horrors of India's Covid lockdown
March 25, 2025
China frees staff of US consultancy firm after two years
March 25, 2025
Man swallowed by Seoul sinkhole found dead
