The man who lost his family

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In 1971, a brief war between India and Pakistan over the territory of Kashmir shifted the border 6 kilometres into Pakistan's space. Four villages became part of the Indian territory, and the villagers away from home on that day were permanently split from their families. Farhat Javed of BBC Urdu and Aamir Peerzada of BBC Hindi talked to one divided family. South Korea's half basements Bong Joon-ho's movie Parasite received six Oscar nominations this week. It's partly set in a banji-ha, or half-basement, a form of housing originally built as bunkers during an era of political tension. Now they house the capital's poorest, as Julie Lee of BBC Korean explains. DJ record breaker Moses 'Papi' Molapisane looks after the technical side of BBC Johannesburg, but he has another life as Real DJ Papi. This Papi has just challenged the world DJing record, with a 250 hour marathon. He talks to us about DJing, music - and sleep deprivation. Vietnamese land dispute Social media users in Vietnam have questioned the official account of what happened during an early morning police raid near Hanoi which left a village leader and three policemen dead. BBC Vietnamese journalist Giang Nguyen has been leading the coverage. Image: Ghulam Qadir on the bank of the river Shyok. Credit: BBC Farhat Javed