Asia Compact | 12.03.2018, 19:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 12.03.2018 | 19:00 UTC Asia Trump's protectionist policies shake India's IT industry The Trump administration's protectionist measures have unsettled the plans of many Indian IT professionals, who previously aimed at working in the US due to the prospect of higher income and elevated social status. Suicides highlight plight of IT workers in India How one startup is tackling India's farmer suicides India bets big on solar power Cauvery — a thinning river widening the rift between two Indian states Sridevi Kapoor's death: 'Insensitive' and 'voyeuristic' media coverage slammed Indira Canteens — the challenge of feeding India's urban poor Will India become a Hyperloop pioneer? Infosys to hire in the US amid Trump H1-B visa review Problems beset India's startup landscape Arrests of Uighur women married to Pakistani men spark anger in Gilgit-Baltistan Chinese authorities have reportedly detained a number of Uighur women who are married to Pakistani men in the South Asian country's northern Gilgit-Baltistan region. The move has angered the locals, Sattar Khan reports. Uighur journalist Gulchehra Hoja: 'I have my own sad story to tell' Chinese authorities detain relatives of Radio Free Asia's Uighur reporters The Hui - China's preferred Muslims? China's Xinjiang Muslims 'require DNA samples' for travel documents Why China's Uighurs are joining jihadists in Afghanistan News Dozens killed in Kathmandu plane crash At least 40 people have died and more than 20 are injured after a Bangladeshi plane burst into flames as it came in to land at Kathmandu airport. Officials said the plane was "out of control" as it approached the runway. Passenger plane crashes at Kathmandu airport 'It was very chaotic' - Kathmandu plane crash eyewitness Shradha Giri speaks to DW Second Nepalese plane crash in three days Wreckage of Nepal plane crash found on mountainside Plane crash kills 19 in Nepal Is tourism in crisis? Nepal running on empty Myanmar 'militarizing' razed Rohingya villages in Rakhine – Amnesty Myanmar's army is building up bases and roads in villages formally occupied by Muslim Rohingya, according to Amnesty. The report throws into doubt Myanmar's promise to securely repatriate thousands of Rohingya refugees. Richard Weir, Researcher (Asia Division), Human Rights Watch, on bulldozing of Rohingya villages Humanitarian crisis looms in Rohingya refugee camps UN: Rohingya subjected to forced starvation by Myanmar authorities 'Apartheid' in Myanmar, accuses Amnesty Myanmar bulldozed scores of Rohingya villages, says human rights group Opinion: The gray area in Myanmar's Rohingya conflict Rohingya crisis: Bangladesh delays repatriation of refugees to Myanmar Myanmar, Bangladesh agree to return Rohingya refugees in two years HRW: Myanmar continues to destroy Rohingya villages More DW Enter our travel video competition! Did you shoot brilliant pictures of the world's most beautiful places on your last vacation? Then send us your video and win a DW travel backpack and DW rain jacket!   © Deutsche Welle 2018