#Monsoon fury in India- massive flooding in Assam, landslides in Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand Pak army turns on its own, 3 officers sacked for May 9 violence Cricket World Cup schedule announced: Will #Pakistan play ball? Ailing Thai elephant in Sri Lanka returns home All this and much more on #InsideSouthAsia

Monsoon fury | Pak army turns on its own | Inside South Asia

Pakistan Army has sacked three commanders, including a lieutenant general, in connection with the May 9 violence that broke out after the arrest of former prime minister Imran Khan. Pakistan Army said that these officers neglected security and failed to guard military facilities during the protest. Amid these political tensions, Nawaz Sharif is also set to return to Pakistan. What will happen with Imran Khan now?

Pak Army sacks 3 officers | Nawaz Sharif to return? | Political turmoil continues Inside South Asia

Several areas in North India are reeling under a sudden and severe onset of the Monsoon over the last week. Placid streams have turned into ferocious and overflowing rivers, heavy downpours have led to landslides, and damage to infrastructure has thrown life out of gear. Experts warn this is part of larger climate change symptoms that will likely become more frequent in years to come.

India monsoon fury | Inside South Asia

India's Indian Ocean outreach | Kashmir gears up to host g20 summit Story of Bangladesh's river: furigana Nepal grants record Everest permits. Why overcrowding on mount everest is dangerous Viagra ban in Pakistan sparks demand for lizard oil

India's Indian Ocean outreach | Kashmir gears up to host G20 summit

Nepal has handed out a record 463 permits to climb Everest between March and May, beating 409 in 2021. This has sparked fears of a traffic jam when teams make their final ascent through the "Death zone" to the summit of the world’s tallest peak. As a record number of mountaineers rush to Everest this spring climbing season, we tell you why overcrowding and high numbers of relatively inexperienced climbers can cause tragedies on the tallest peak in the world

Nepal grants record Everest permits: Inside deadly climbing season | Inside South Asia: part 4

On the one hand, Bangladesh prides itself on being the world's second-biggest garment exporter after China, on another, it has one of the most polluted rivers in South Asia- Buriganga or Old Ganges 21,600 cubic meters of toxic waste are released into the river by the tanneries every day. Untreated sewage, byproducts of fabric dyeing, and other chemical waste from mills and factories located close to the river flow virtually uninhibited into the Buriganga. Why is the government of Bangladesh not doing enough to save the dying river?

Story of Bangladesh's Buriganga | Inside South Asia: part 3

Despite strong opposition from India's neighbours, Pakistan and China, Kashmir is all set to host one of the biggest international summits of the year- the G20 Tourism Summit from May 22-24. Srinagar hosted the Model G20 Summit as it gears up for the main event a few weeks from now. How prepared is the valley? Let's find out

Srinagar gears up to host g20 summit | Inside South Asia: part 2

Amid Viagra ban, Pakistani men are opting for lizard oil to improve their sex lives. Watch how vendors in Rawalpindi are selling quack 'aphrodisiac' from 'vulnerable' lizards. Viewer discretion advised.

Quack 'Aphrodisiac' remains popular among Pakistani men | Inside South Asia: part 5

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