Beas, a river of Himachal Pradesh and Punjab rising in the Himalayas and emptying into the Sutlej, carved deep gorges and sustained the villages along its course.

BEA's vintage logo still hangs in the terminal museum, reminding travelers of the airline's pioneering postwar routes.

Bea laughed softly as she tied the ribbon on the old book, remembering her grandmother's stories.

After the incident, BEA launched a thorough investigation into the aircraft's black box.

During fieldwork, she documented Aka-Bea, an extinct language of India, before the last fluent speaker passed away.

He attacked the intruder beastlily, leaving no doubt about his ferocity.

Scientists debated whether radiation could cause the beastification of animals near the abandoned lab.

The cursed artifact was beastifying anyone who touched it, their minds slipping away into animal instinct.

The ancient curse beastified the prince, leaving him growling and feral.

When the full moon rises, the cursed potion beastifies the villagers one by one.