
Lightning suspected of killing 18 elephants in India
Lightning is believed to have killed a herd of 18 wild Asiatic elephants in India.
Lightning is believed to have killed a herd of 18 wild Asiatic elephants in India.
Dr Nick Coatsworth has a stern warning for all Australians.
At least three mutated variants have birthed in India.
As in Delhi and Mumbai, Kathmandu's residents are dying at home and outside hospitals.
New York Times: Nearby countries fear they will share India's fate.
Opinion: India will need to pull together to beat this crisis, but NZ can do its part.
New York Times: Infections and deaths are rapidly advancing into rural areas.
The Ganges is no stranger to death, but recent acts have shocked officials into action.
Outside India's big cities, a grim sense of foreboding has taken hold.
The Covid-19 crisis is engulfing a mountainous nation of 30 million people.
Death toll rises as vaccine crisis hits India; more than 4000 deaths reported today.
New York Times: India's cremation grounds bear a painful routine of trauma.
Medical experts, opposition leaders and even judges are calling for national restrictions.
Authorities are investigating reports an Australian has died in India.
Indian Cricket Board helps NZ cricketers fly home; NGO calls for our Govt to help others.
Herald readers give generously to help our neighbours in India.
NZers see little hope of escaping the Covid-ravaged country as cricketers fly out.
Stories from the front line in India - and the opportunity for you to help.
Most people dying from Covid in India cannot even get into a hospital.
Tony and Jan Bellew are doing all they can to get out of India and back home to NZ.
Esther Ghosh fought to save her brother's life.
'If everything goes very well, things will be horrible for the next several weeks.'
At least one seriously ill staffer has been treated at the compound.
New York Times: Australia has made it a criminal offence for citizens to enter country.
As India struggles with Covid, one hospital is so bad its patients are begging to leave.
A World Vision worker describes how she feared she might lose her husband.
Franklin Jones, who runs World Vision's response, says the crisis is devastating.
The team is coached by Brendon McCullum and includes current and former Black Caps.
The Twitter appeal has reportedly offended locals and 'could have been easily avoided'.
Pushpinder Singh said his ticket home from Delhi cost about $6000.